, 1865-06-18

atr ~ ~ m.9 g. any pso9remme Of parliamentary b,
Sss tha ~ '.ee. s.em ., M ~ Seneral Election. To
{4oskshhe> has responded bY quietly ),
electirg radical Reforrner as one II H. II
sndtdate9 for the borough, in room Of Sir P
.S, Mood; TIE signit1eance q t6s con
Thsg he got into PaIlIa.nent On the hant =
i Lord John Russell's Reform AL. II 1sss Q
3tr Chaslea has thus been over thIFty veaTsin
Parliament; he hks been neatly hsIf thet t
time IN otass q al x1th the Wh'gs; &c j. now t
.otten by his constituents, in presence Of tic
Of Sir George Gfev that thn :
policy Of the Government IL to rcn1ain what
1t has hren-" Z msaterly inactivity" HINTS
CONC TO Lord Psimeraton from other quar- I
win in Westminster, and BIZ. Thomas Hughes
Tom BroFn,'1 one Of the best friends Of the
Unite States In Europe, Is sase for another
constituency. 4
Disraeli i8 out In carefully drawn State pe-
ptr.the manifesto Of the conservatives, which
ialks solcmply ofthe momentous nature Of
The contest, and says the Liberal or ParNa.
mentnry condition since Derby'a day, az
years sgo, has been continued attack on
church 4nd state" This Is not very sesi-
TO keep u2 the attack" until both church
i. is sa.d IN Liberal ciEclss. that Palmer
stou's party expects to gain from fye-ano-
thirty to forty seats IL the coming st5ussle:
De this a. It may, th. CONSERVATIVES viii Fl hsht
thtir hardest, and possibly their last.
The grsat Reform League IL extending |
with vs.t enthusiasm evesy wherc. The lead
fpg plank In the platform Is The folio wing;
"Tne exclusion Of tho masses 9rom tae
tr'ne that Representation ehouia BE- co.eI-
tension with taxatlor,' and that no extension
Of the suffrage will bs satlssactoty unless y
embraces all resident aud registered adult
malcs." .. .--.
The debate on the Oath Bill, In Parlia-
mcnt. it reference to what, II strictly con.
strued, the Roman Catholics complain Is
repellirg clause. though practically q dead
letter Tor years, Is attracting much atten-
tion, It vas one of these compulsory swear
ipes that 80 long kept the Jews out Of Pa1lia-
mept, This required that every member of
the House Of Commons should swear 'on the
| t1ne faith Of q Christian THIS had to bo
battled into repeal before Koshschhd took
| his scat. The Roman Catholics hare always
| he Who takes the oath DIES not believe that
Sovereign OF this, or auy country, may be
ler,osec Or uu.dcted by his subjects, or my
QUE else, If ha he e1c'mmunica:ed by
,he Pops of Rome. The oath also declares
that The taktr Of It believes ~. no to'cgn
]
ought 10 have, any temporal Of evil jnttsdic'
ttcn, power. superiority J or prc-tmlncnce, di-
rrctiy or Indirectly, with the realm. It is al
10 It uu1rd Of a Roman Catholic that he de-
clnre that when he takes the oa'h nc does %
in The plain meaning, aud without any meu"
ta1 ,estryation or equIyocattnn. The debate.
on the bill to abolish these onths has stlrrtd
the subject to its ccnse, aud probably will
. had to q fuller and more effective discussion
!. | ot the great CatLollc QUESTION.
4 r 4 y 4cTnTER
After eighteen weeks Of idleness and dis
turbauce among the operatives Of the North
| StatIordeh1te Iron District, causing great snf
! fer;ug and much uncasiness On both sides
the strike has been settled By leav.ns
the whole subject Of Wages to arbitration
| Io,tl st. Leonardo who has given the suffice
statesmanlke attention. has origanated th'
D i1cn of councils pt couctltaton, to b. Eoad
! up equally Of masters and ToEkmen.
THEsLAyE TRADE.
There werc c.ptured by her Majesty 8 ship
= Of war during the years 1861 ninety-sl.
;. slaye.yessels. }0f these, nlaety-one wcs
:. condemned In the viee-Admiratty and mike
Commission Courts and i've were, after sue
trials, released. It is now undar discusio
since the fate Of The proposed Amer'ca
., squadron Of her Majesty's cruisers to guar
E the coast Of Cubs ind put down the trail
t with strong hand.
!; The English illustrated papers are full
I: pictorial descriptions OF Napo1con's psosfe'
!. in Algeria. He is apparently surrounded
(. pll POINTS by dsshY and delighted enterta'ne
u u to whom he promises vast acts Of public spl
~ II aud generosity. Largesses flow from t!
imperial hands lite water. Gre hundr'
millions francs are to be raisel tor Algrri:
co1cn xataon. Sixty millions foE foaas' ha
bo1s and draining marshes. Aceosaanf
With tue at'ae'lIty and %" "o'''''e o1 th+
- sovereign. ,,r~,c.x orrsr,,y
J" THE MEA!cAs QtES ttoN
According 1oall accounts that feach thIl
Macmillan in lot 90 happy on his tour al u
10 no1.on IA reported to b., The most Neo
1o posson 10 stsn s..,,ass s er.rr . 1,ne on1s
n "ute esnso, peN...se p"",," A~ ~. :.
u" aGraPn N ane 1ou1n"ta ~ W eoaett
tion unArorahle TO tho Aex1can EmPT
fussy and vexat!ou. crusade acaisst Il
Mes s.so. 49, ~ E,n.oro- 1;rsz n dteal
I'll 'ese''! 'poI toe InP.A -
~ the dissemlnauon OF mtelnRenee, oas cue
70 lated to make natter look much worse b:
th they really wcrc. The opinion ls gattls
"a. ground IN England that Ma3im1llau le dcts
ha mined to abt{catc, II The influence OF Fran
~ cannot bring about his speedy recoQnia
VS. by the United States. Long before the clt
cn OF this year many expect to see Ma3miA
Lry back In his chateau at Atramas, which, ii
ri ksid, Is being got ready for his reception.
~. The mission Of n. Eloin, Ma
9n" mllliar's pirate secretary Just arrls
I'd. In Paris, is exciting great divers
The | IT Yuu,or. He came by way OF the Ameste
rsd | Can!tal. Ia France aseefts, positively, ii
A.. n. Elotp bad most agreeable lntetv1
We with President Jcnusop. en- posa1n&, and Il
oto the Pr stdeut gave him the most Gratify
Ing assurances Of pacific intentions townrti Il
rhe leo, and his wish to contEnne on the b
Iat. terms with the Emperor! This nevepa
H., elap-tsap is Of no earthly avail. Tbs runlic
,aa Etatts disturbed az 10 ne oGseI OF
os mss.4, T. ana nness ~ nu II,
~ mic letters rom MEXICO, It's wissst .
,es would be to publish tho truth. II. Etoi1
IN reported 10 have asked for more money I
nc for twenty-five thousand men immedlst.
can A rumcr hiss circulated in faris 1or a 'e* d
Frn. that slI thousand men, under tne comroaa'
Of Gen. Batoukt, were TO leave here next We
!. IN but tho rumoT Is officially DENIED u thls me
cks tres Papess. Nhne a"aanae 5he res'
nsn Ct the Emperor Napoleon from Al:iers.
ex Measean envy nas Epns ~ ,ara h ,1 ~ y.
:ase snail eiinnr ~ ImnSrisl{st derotees. that
Mexican aordian knot may he severed,
he By the sword, but By the ahdfcation Of
The MsSesn Emperor, ios never mas ,; tnesG
the ,o1,,,aS 81 IN t5,s ~, nr;rct NJ E.nnisn
tef~ fnr he rercnefaticn Of he new world.
nh Letters from Vienna mention that
not Motley has bad AZ Interview With 70
now MenfaotM, H. IN 49,, u xss LUZ aust
the IN 1.fsrrn.e ~ MevIcn' and nssurrd him
,os. ,at' The United .atss Government hsd not
ern. slightest intention to interfere with the