The New York herald., 1869-06-12
ENGLAND.


FOurth Day OIL the Ascot Races.
LONDON, June H. 1869.
The first race to-day was for the Alexandra Plate
Of 1000 soveregns added to sweepstakes OF twen-
ty-fve sovereigns each for four years old and up
wards three miles. and was won by Baron Roths-
chiIds Restitution four years DID, beating Count de
Lagranges Trocadero. Eve years, and Sir r. Gra-
hams ROmping Girl, five years. Five started. The
betting previous to the race was to against Resti.
tution to against Tr0cader0 and to / against
R0mping Girl
The first class Of the workingham Stakes hand.
cap five s0verelgns each, with fifty soveregns added,
three quarters Of q mile, was won by Count Bath.
yany's colt Typh0cus, by StocKwell, beating MIR.
Heads flly Bonnie Katie, by King OF Trumps, Sc
c0nd, and Lammerton third. Eleven started. The
betting previous to the was three to one against
Typhocus seven to one against Bonnie Katie and
eight 70 one against Lammerton.
The second class OF the Workingham Stakes handi-
cap, five sovereigns each, with fifty sovereigns
Morris colt Cock of the Walk by Chanticeer, four
years old, beating vctress, second, and Mr..
Drewtts Wanderer. third. Ten started. The betting
was two to one against Victress and Wanderer and
four to one against Cock Of the Walk.
The Sixteenth Ascot TreInnial Stakes, of ten sove
regns each, with LOO added, for foals OF 1885, was
won by the Duke Of Beaufort's b. c. Duke of Beau
fort, by Trumpeter, beating the same nobleman's
colt Standard Bearer by Trumpeter second 'and his
colt Westminster, by Genmasson, third. No others
ran.
The Opposition to the Irish Church Bil;-In-
Quiry Respecting II I'm the House of Lords
The Debate ON the Alabama Question Post.
p0ncd.
LONDON, June 11-Midnlght
In the House of Lords this evening Lord Bateman
fpta i,,r
the Irish Church bill. Earl Carnarvon ana Lord
Cairns opposed the question as unnecessary and n
expedient at the present time. Earl Granville, the
Secretary Of State for the Colonial Department, said
in reference to the outside rumOrs that the govern
ment had no intention to depart from the respectful
course that was due to the House of Commons.
The Duke Of Abercorn presented petition Of the
citizens of Belfast and vicinity, containing $4,000
signatures against the disestablishment Of the Irish
Church. In his remarks on the occasion he said
that this petition emanaed from the most important
demonstration ever held in Ireland. He showed the
great changes that had taken place IN the senti-
ments OF the people since the general elections. He
said he believed the people Of the north OF Ireland
were not singular in this particular; he believed the
change was going on rapidly and certainly through.
out the whole country on account OF the injustice
and partality of the bill.
In the House OF Commons this evening the pro-
ceedings were mainly unlmportant
The debate on the Alabama question was post
poned till the 9th OF july
The Bermuda floating dock, the largest structure
OF the kind ever built, with large convoy, nclud-
ing the Black Prince, Is preparing to sail for Ber-
muda.
Tue COllery Accident In Wales-Further Par.
ticulars.
LONDON, June II, 1859.
Later kilograms from Merthyr Tydvtl, Wales, re-
port the disaster in the coliery In that neighbor-
hood much less serious than at first given. Fifty
six bodies have been recovered thus far and It was
thought that the total number Of killed would not
ex ceed seventy.six.
Another Heavy Suspension.
LONDON June II, 1859.
The Grm of Livesy Il Thorpe has suspended.