New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
ENGLAND.
Dotuas of Parliamentary Distress.


On the report Of the Of $50 900 for the relief Of
ldsb distress, Mr. ScrOpe rose b move amendment
ryss limited the other day that rate ia aid would be
demanded for Ireland but the effect OF such proceed
ina would be TO reduce the macy unions struggling
,ys;pst extreme distress the nsolvent condition of
me 2 bankrupt unions The proposition which he had
I % submit to the House was hishat whatever money
might advanced foy the purpose Of preserving life Ia
any locality In ireland that locality should not be
from the psyment OF all arrears OF rate There
but way BY which IT would be possible to &C
cumu ste arrears and that by making the feesn.
pie Of the land liable for the rate II was extraord
nary anomaly that while everything the surface OF
the land liable to seizure for rates. the land Itself
could not be touched TIE effect Of this system in Ire
land that OF rate had 10 many districts
formulated to such amount that could be
found TO occupy the land, which, consequently,
thrown out Of cultivation.
II the State advanced money for tho support OF the
poor in any district OF Ireland the Stste ought TO be
gt in the position of first creditor of the estates
which arrears were due His second amendment pro-
posed that the money should De expended, 90 far
was practicable, in tho productive employment OF the
sbeboded poor. He believed that II they adopted the
productive system they would get back their money,
ADD the why no proposed that should
sbe granted 40 a loan instead Of gifC Why should
they not follow the example OF the Quakers Of Mayo
who last year took some 2OO or tOO acres, employed
some of the psupers upon H. who would otherwise
have gone into the work house, and he believed had
repaid themselves their expenditure. The honorable
then moved addition 10 the report the
following words -" Provided the money be advanced
onlyas loan, and repayment secured By Hen on the
lands liable the uncoected rates with power of sale
for It's recovery" Also, AZ separate addition, Pro.
yided also that the money be expended far ss Is
practicable, in the productive employment, OF the able
bodied poor.
Sir j Walsh said the recommendations If the Hon,
member for Stroud would, II they were adopted,
amount TO a complete realization Of the plans of NJ.
tproldhon and sbrogaton of the rights OF private
property His objection 10 the grant OF $50 600
hat IL tended widen the circle Of restitution, and
that IL did tend in the remoiest degree to destroy IT,
Mr.. Osborne opposed this grant not because he was
Indifferent the susrings OF the Irish people or from
any Skin. flint economy but because he thought It
would not be of the slightest earthly use 10 the people
I for whom II intended. He looked upon this pro-
posal % another excuse for deierriog remedial
measures. Of which the Government had been big
nce le4I but of which they had never been confined
measures which reminded him of the political Mrs.
Harris which had never been seen, were only darby
limited in that House and were supposed not TO exist
nall ]. better that the misery of ireland should
Be- put an end to NJ once.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer believed that in
the whole civilized world such state of things had
never before existed the disproporuon at present
prevailing IN the Western districts Of Ireland between
the OF the population aud the meaos existing
for their support That disproportOn the justin.
cation of the Government the extraordinary
they proposing. lie did not propose u 10
support the Poorla~ he proposed :, as an exeep''ons
case and believing II TO be the only means OF saving
human life ia certain districts OF Ireland
Mr. DIuaeli said his first objection To this vote was,
that It relieved the Government from the responsibility
which ought devolve upon them IL was the duy Oh
Government To bring forward comprehensive meas
ures TWAS the duty of Government 20 have measures
prepared on the subjects Of the Of taxation, and
the arrears Of rates and they ought 10 have brought
forward some with reference TO the ianos
thrown up But what was the measure before them
was acknowledged TO be exceptional and an Honor
able gentleman said that II calculated TO last Tort
night The very papers on the table OF inc house
showed that the sum of 1882 600 was the calculated
expense of maintaining the population OF the two sui
efins Unions When the Minister came forward, ana
argued the whole case the vote OF s5OOOO be was
In fact paming deluson upon the HOUSE anu inc
country. - -,
10 save the people from starvation The only means OF
avoiding that calamity was by stimulating Their enorts
10 help themselves. . 49,,
Alter some farther discussion Mr.. serope withdrew
bic amendment aud division wa, taken, at the IN
stance of Sir w Barron the question OF adlournng
the debate, which was supported by votes only 'here
being ia against II. Ii,
Was carried by l2s to 80 The report was accordingly
Jewish Disnbiiitics' Bin.
Lord John Russell in speech OF historical details,
And after referring TO the bill passed last session by the
Commons for the relieving her MsJestys jewish SUP
jects from their disabilities move for committee OF
the whole House on the subject of Parliamentary oaths
the noble lord inmating his intention OF proposing an
sheraton In the form Of the oath OF supremacy winch
would be as follows
dc that vii be lshie sna bear true aaoSs 70
established by act Untitled an act tor he aIe
IN o. s.s . i DO PC, s., hat the Pope
sr prince Pe P.r.So state Q, posS',s ., s Ss %
AS rs.% .ss bat ny the set
% recognition declaration ani promise heartily wing
y, and Truly 50 help me God
That was the precise form of oath he proposed omit
ting stog Der In the form for the Jew the words on
the true faith of Christian. but those words III the
oath Of others would stll be retained As tue oshs
taken by Roman Catholics had been go recently se''eo
be did contemplate any alteration In that respect
This subject to DO considered on the s4d reo
Financial Reform.
On the 2l,t,the House met at two o'clock when Mr.
Golden placed the following notice OF motion on the
paper that the order of the day being reaa Tor 90
ING into committee Of supply (ai present nNed or "oa
day nexD he shall move the following resolauon'
TBS, he .souss Of p. cSys@sS' e. ne ,sli s.s s
.rpsrdssr. r year so-a sh Jsus. ists rsismss
iay rsPes No l. lss smoeaied 20 As.iSse The aeis~ o.
., zen oss S..Hs S.sa saS.ss ps o y s
that 10 io.o danger cos, OF the e,s
sssmss as .ss,.sss.' ' q.
aaare that the repaired TO meet the present escoeafs
y. is,s. s The employment ali k.nShs. Of protective
sy thereby se.asag pssps'sm ssd snns ssS .Ssas gs
s... evil. 5 steps rraae.
~ pssss. -s :. % az is ss.s SsoS.i ss wi
Of the security honor ~aa ds1 OF 'Ae
The bill for the suspension OF the Habeas Corpus
Act In ireland has passed
Mr.. stuart Wortley has moved to amend the law
which iorbids marry the sister or niece oil MS
deesased wife He said that from 30Opto 5OoO0 such
manages had taken place since the passage Of the law
hcontavonton ofits provisions
, q the House Of Lords a Committee has been sP |
pointed to consider the beat measures for the suppress
s.ea Of the African Slave trade.
IRELAND.
} NJ. DaGy's Triai--Disagreement and Dis.
charge eth Jury.
From the Fr-~Ensns Jcornal
Mr.. DIfy's frat trial has gone of without result
me Jury after being locked up all "Wednesday night
Without coming TO an agreement and two OF It's mem
efs having fallen Ill., was discharged Thursday |
nosnng a, eleven O'Clock Positively" said gen
asnsn Of the long robe whom met yesterday, Ju-
iss must be abolished In this country II Is too pre-
tasseroas TO great dipomatis Ike Lord Claren.
100 ioicd By some paltry traders In q Jury.box"
Probably there never has been case in which opinion
"a more haesosted In a jury box A, one period tho
~ we're nearly unanimous for entire aud uneouiyo