The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-02 00:00:00

THE 1811111 CREECH DEBATE.

The Titus, enlarging upon the difficulties which
a prescription of three centuries has given to the treat-
ment of the Irish Establishment, points out that Mr.
aledetems, Lord Stanley, Mr. Hardy, sad even Mr.
Bright show themselves somewbas hampered and clogged
in the &musical. If Mr. Gladstone's impetuous impales
cad Euency of expression somewhat disguised the want
of actual movement, Lord Stanley could eves less
cover st:II greater perplexity. The instant he
locked out from the linos of the amendment he
betrayed, as if unconsciously, that he will himself feel free
-to deal with she facts, when the time comes, just as he
thinks best. Mr. Hardy clearly sees that which he lays
shall not be, and defies that which he knows will prevail.
His bops is for himself—that he may not be an aooom.
plies, which knowingly he will not be. Mr. BAght Lever
before spoke with breath more 'bated or with reverence
so humble. He feels its difficulties as the work spreads

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INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on aroma at its great WreL*6
and militate liment promoted its leis by every means. The
Tea District*, then eondacd to ikl Amass, have gradually
extended, and Teas from other at India are arriving, thus
offering greeter varieties. The ny are now Aram,
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sad large Ocateuroars—Y.... W. and J. X.
TAYLer be wen-known Poulterers sad Obsesawougers. 83,
Little terry-atreet, Golden-square. are now SILLING Sae
YORE HAM, Sid. sad led. ; good Pinny Cheese. 7d. : Sae Old
Meese. Sd. ; Bacon, by olds or halt., 9d. ; Poultry la now
cheap. Carta to all parts every boar la the day.

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itself before Ms eyes and under his bands. An ancient
settlement has to be unsettled ; a false balance long main-
tained, with cumbrous ooroyensations, to be now made
righteous ; an old standing disease to be eradicated by a
severe operation ; a foreign and indigestible mass to be
got rid of. Since the Reda:elation no greater work has

been undertaken.
The Dads, Pens rejects absolutely and at once the pre-
tence that the government means honestly to commit
itself to the fortunes of the established church of Ireland.
It will do nothing of the kind. It will continue to play
with protestant feeling, and it may make some protestant
dupes; it will delude a section of the clergy, and through

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Bold by all respectable chemists and patent medicine vendors, them a portion of the constituencies ; but no man with
tea dealers, and Italian warehouses, In packets at Is. and sa. half of Mr. Disraeli's political knowledge would dream of
each ; silo in tin canes at 7s. &L, for familia; and exportation. •
As a caution aping spurious imitations, It is Demean to ob. u'remtiblY Q(l°ll:flitting htiotelf to the defenee of an ineid-
save that en genuine packets and cams are slimed " JAIL Maims which is condemned by the reason and conscience
•" of mankind. This is what the country has a just right to
HOII SER OLD WORDS. Conducted by 'Phata•
The 2Wcgraph insists that we have an opportunity of
CHARM Dimmtno. Cheap Edition, In hirionany Monthly
Parta well printed on good paper. With tie May Magazines. , doing justice to Ireland each as may never occur again. If
Part I. containing 120 pages. we blot out the last marks of the old oppression by abolish-
London: Ward, Lock, and Tyler, Paternoster-row, E.C.
ing a hated supremacy, we shall hasten the day when Ire-
land will be proud to form part of this asspers. If we re-
fuse redress, we shall, as Mr. Bright declared, encourage
the idea that Ireland has nothing to hope from an English
parliament.
The afar notices a remarkable change in the tone of the

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for
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conservative journals towards Mr. Bright. Only last night
Price 11.,_ i one paper, which used to be very free of its abuse, devoted
HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment a long and enthusiastic article to a panegyric of Mr. Bright,
and Cure of IndleaMon, Flatulence, and Nervous Affee- i
Mose posetter to Mew Ey Joltig _ •axisr MAX, AS, Loi2dou. whom it describes very justly as • Fox with • loftier chit-
Dean ant Son, 116. Ludist44lll, E.C. I rimer, • Cobbet without taint of vulgarity—in short, a

• perfeet tribune of the people. Is it, the Star saki, that its
INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.: to contemporaries love Bright more, or that they love
Gladstone less ? For it is singular that the trategyrie
heaped apes the former is amain invariably accompanied
by VitApOISVIOR and slander poured out on the latter.
The Herald contends that Lord fitanley'a speech and
Mr. Hardy's speech set forth one and the same policy—
the resolve of the government, while anticipating that
legislative action in regard to the Irish church may be in-
evitehls, to wait until authoritative evidence justifying
such &stirs is forthcoming. Lord Stanley has indicated
that changes are almost inevitable. What Mr. Hardy has
done if to proclaim that, under a conservative govern-
ment, those changes will never take the form of digests,-
blishment or absolute confiscation.

(11177Z111 =sawn.)
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Aria 1.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Representa-
tives M. Delhonyne asked the government for ex-
plaailions respecting the participation of the mili-
tary in the suppression of the disturbances in the
district of Charleroi. M. Pirmez replied that the
interference of the military had been rendered
necessary by the apprehensions for a moment en-
tertained of a general rising. The conduct of the
troops had been admirable, and the strike had been
stopped. Ten lives altogether had been lost.