The New York herald., 1870-05-04
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY 4 l87o-rRIpLn SHEET

system Of commercial treaties. was averse to re.
turn to protection,
The debate became general Among tine speakers
were str A. Bowring, and Messrs. Flcdcn, Crawford,
Hilbert and Lowe
Tne House divided on Mr.. Birley's motion for Q
seiect committee, and the majority against 1t was
eighty.eight
Hr' Hughes moved that the public schools be
thrown open to dlssenters
AFTER brief discussion the House adjourned with
out action
The Cabinet.
LONDON, May q. 1870.
The Pal Xau Gazette has authority for denying
the truth OF the report that Mr.. Bright has resigned.
Manchester Almost Infallihlc.
MANCHESTER, May 3, 1870.
At q meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce OF this
city last evening much satisfaction was expressed
that the production or cotton Is now commensurate
with the consumption.
RndicRItsul.
LONDON, May 8. 1870.
The party of Fenians captured at Birkenhead,
opposite Liverpool, last week. have been discharged
They were accused OF secretly enlistng and drilling
men; but the evidence was insufficient to hold
them.
An Alleged Assassin--Irish Lesson to DisraeIi.
LONDON May 8, 1879.
White, who attempted the life OF Mr.. buxton, has
been arrested In Paris.
Arms were found on his person.
The Dublin Freeman denounces Disracll,s novel.
"Lothair," for its gross immortality.
The Turf-NewmarlSet Spring Meeting Events.
LONDON, May g. 1870.
The Newmarket spring meeting commenced to-
day.
The Princess OF Wales Stakes of 100 sovs each for
four year old FLIES, carrying 1872 los, the second to
save his stake, one mile and 154o yards was won by
Mr. Bowes' b. f. Toison d'Or, by Buccaneer, out of
Aud Acquaintance, years old.
The Prince Of Wales Stakes (handicap) OF Is sovs
each, with 200 sovs added. for three year olds and
upwards the second horse to receive so sovs out of
the stake and the third to save his stake, mile
and II yards (4s subscrbers) was won by
General Peel's br T. Lady Masham by Brother to
Straford. out OF Maid Of Masham, three years old;
Mr.; j. q. Stuarts b. G. Brambridge, by Dundee, out
OF Lucy, four years Old second.
sweepstakes OF 20 sovs. each, for two year 0.d
COTS carrying ll9 bs fllies and geldings 116 lbs,
h halr mile, was won by Mr.: Elliott Bowers br. {.
bred; Mr.. Payne's b. c. Anonymous, by General
Peel out OF Anonyna, second.
sweepstakes OF 20 sovs. each 200 added for 2year
lbs second horse to receive so sovs third TO save
Mr. M Dawsons c. TuIIibardine, by Blair Ithol, out nj
Of Carlota beating T. jennings br. DR.. Giles, by
Cambuscan, out OF Grace Darling.
sweepstakes OF fifty sovs. each, for three year
olds colts to carry 122 lbs, lies 11S lbs one mile
ana 6is yards, was won by MI: ". rAnson's b: I.
Lord Falmouths I. Gertrude, by Saunterer out Of
Queen Bertha
The spring stakes of fifty soveregns each, for
two year oldS, carrying "a pounds. and three year
olds, carrying 122 pounds FLIES allowed pounds,
1,2ao yards, was won by Lord Stamfords ch. +. by
Parmesan, out of Donna del Largo, two years old;
Mr.. MAYORS b. 9. by Carnival, out Of Leila, three
years Old, second.
sweepstakes Of ten sovereigns each, 100 added,
for two year olds, colts 10 carry 122 pounds, Niles
l19 pounds, half a mile, was won by Captain
Maches b. c. Jack in the Box, by King John, out Of
A sweepstakes for three year olds and upwards,
three ee-quarters OF mile, was won by Mr.. T. " Nor
oeatng Mr. j. D0vers D. G. Satellite, by Wanda out
OF Starlight, second.
Ga colts carrying 122 lbs ana lles III bs miles,
1888 yards was wen by Lord Stamfords ch. f. Ladoga,
by Citadel. out OF Donna del Largo.
easily by the Duke OF Newcaste's b. stephanotes,
The 1000 Guipeas Stakes, a sabscrlpIion of 100
sovereigns eaeh for three year olds colts To carry
receive 200 sovereigns out Of the stakes the third
save his stake one mile seventeen Yards leghty.six
b. c. Macgregor, by Macaroni ont OF Necklace: Lord
Stamiords ch. c. Normandy by Thormandy out Of
Emily, secOnd Lord Famonih's b. G. Ringcraft, by
King Tom ont OF Woodcrait, third. The betting be-
fore the start was two TO one against Kingcraft;
eight 10 one against Macqregor.
A handicap sweepstakes OF twenty s0vereigns
each for three year olds and upwards, 124O yards,
was won by TlbthOrp, Lord WesrmOreland's ch. I.
CocOanut, by NutbOurne, out of Miss Vivian, four
years old, second; Colonel Parsons br Panopti-
can, by Newminster, out Of Pan0ply, three years
old, third.
The Coffee Room stakes Of fifty soverelgns each for
three year old colts carrying 122 lbs and FLIES l9
lbs one mile 5l3 yards. was won by Lord FamOuth's
b. I. Gertrude by Saunterer, out Of Queen Bertha.
Mr. Chaplin's b. I. Pandore, by Newminster, out OF
Caller On, second.
plate OF 100 sovereigns. for three year olds and
upwards, thrce-quarters Of q mile, was won by Sir
Joseph Hawley's Or. h. Rosicrucian, by BeadsInan
out OF Madame Eglentine five years old; Mr. w. 0s-
borne's cn c. Star and Carter by Crater out of Medal
three years old, second; Mr.. Figgln's b. +. Bouque
ere, by Voltigeur, out OF Pauline, i've years old
third.
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