The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-29
RumOred Abandonment Of the CarliSt
Movement in Spain.
Successes of the Patriots
i'm Cuba.
SEWARD IN VANC0UvER'S ISLAND.
Another Car Burning Disaster
in Tennessee.
ENGLAND.

MIR. Ciadstone.s Illness-The Wnses Question
Among tho COal nIincrs-Thc Harvard
Grew Preparing for the COutest-I1e citation.
ship Between England and America.
LONDON, July %. 1859.
Mr.. Gladstone Is reported to be better to-day.
The coal miners have held conference at Man.
chester and resolved to agitate for an increase Of
wages at the end OF the month. ~
The Harvard crew were out again this morning on
tho Thames at Putney. They went out with the ebb,
and returning, made thirty seven strokes per min
ute. Their style was not 80 good as that displayed
yesterday; but the rain fell in torrents and pre-
vented any fair estimate. In the evening the Har
ward boat crew, with Kelly, former champion oars
man. as ''coach," again went out for practice. They
rowed against the ebb tide and rather stin wind,
and. In spite OF these circumstances, the opinion
formed of the Americans was favorable. They timed
four to five strokes per minute more than the Eng
lshmen usually do.
The NesOs to-day says:-"At q time when the ques-
lions between the Old and the New Country are sus
pended rather than settled 1t is pleasant to note
how mutual aninities make themselves continually
felt in many ways whether In brotherly contest on
sea or river, In the acknowledgment OF reciprocal
intellectual obligations, In the exchange OF uni
versity hon0rs and they remind us that blood ia
thicker than water II not more binding than ink"
Legislation Regarding Agrarinn Outrages in
decentralization Of the Bill Abo,ishing
Capital Punishmcut.
LONDON, July 2s. 1859
IN the House Of Commons to night IN reply to an
inquiry OF Mr. Heygae. concerning the recent agra
ran ouraees in Ireland MIR. FOrtescue, Chief Secre-
tary for ireland. said her Maesy's government gave
careful attention to the suppression OF such crime,
and would not shrink from exceptional legislation
II convinced Of its necessity, provided it was not
violent and was adapted to protect life and pro-
perry The vigilance OF the police and the action OF
the government prevented much crime. He trusted
the absence Of any unustifabe exercise OF the right
Of property such as caused The late disturbances IN
TIpperary. and the continued exertlons Of the gov
eminent, would tend to keep down violence and
crime.
The bill to abolish capital punishment introduced
BY Mr.. Charles Gilpin came up Oh motion for q
accommodating. and was rejected by vote Of So to
49,
The Sussex Races-Names Of the Winning
LONDON, July %, 1859.
Yesterday was the first day OF the GOodwo0d races
In Sussex. The weather was generally 1ne, o re.
freshng breeze prevailing all day. In the afternoon
there were Two three light Showers but the track
remained nard and good. There was very large
attendance. The trains from this city went down
heavily loaded.
The first race was for the Craven Stakes, Of I'VE
sovereigns each, with fifty sovereigns added Craven
Course. one mile and quarter, which was won by
Cir J. Hawley's Blue Gown, beating Sir @. Legard's
Vespaslan, second and Mr.. Thomas Lamlash, third
Only three started The betting was even on Blue
Gown and yespasian, and 80 to against Lamlash.
The second race was for the Lavant Stakes of
nfty soveregns each; second horse to receive half
his STAKE; half mile; closed with twenty-three
uutNcc Merryfl m.
SHINE. beating Mr.. Pryor's flly by King or Trumps
and Sir j. Hawley's my by Asterod, tlird. Five
to against Mr.. Pryor's fly and 8 to against AIR.
The ihird race was for the Rous Stakes, Of twenty
e0vereig ms each; closed with sxlsubscribers. This
was won by Lord StraGord's Rupert beating MIR. W.
The fourth race was for the Gratwicke Stakes, OF
100 sovereigns each, one mile and hali twenty sub
scribers and was won by Sir !; HawIeys o. G. sdero-
er second. and MIR. Bowes b. T. Kentish Fire third.
Only three started. This was very exciting race
and much money changed hands on the result The
fav0rites were beaten as Will be seen by the follow
1ng schedule Of the betting previous to the races
TO against Siderolte, even on Rothchids colt and
even on B0wes' nlly.
The fith race was for the Ham Stakes of 100 sove.
regns. the second horse to receive 200 sovereigns;
closed with twenty-five subscribers. This was won
BY Lord Falmouth's b. 9. Kingcraft beating Mr..
The sixth race was for the Annesley Stakes Of 100
10vereigns, each subscriber to name twO the
Queens Plate course closed with seven subcrlbers
Blueskin. second; Mr. Bowes' Merry ana Wise
third. Three started The betting was to l
against Blue Skin and to against Merry and
Wise.
The last race was for the Stewards Cup value 800
sovereiens, with 100 added The race was won by
Mr.. Pediey b. c. Flchu, beating Captain Chrirties
Saiot, and Relphe2on third. Tweniy-nine started.
The betting was 10 to against Fichu; 10 to against
Saiet, and 20 to against BelphegCn
The Goodwood Races-Second Day.
LONDON, July IS, 1860.
n,a oft Nv auo
s0vereigns, each subscription fifteen s0vereigns for
felt with I0a anuareirns Added Ihe aecnnd horsa To