New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-09

Thc AuspenssOn Of tLo Ezabeas Corpus Ace
in HreIuud BY sbo British Parliament
mr.. Esight,s tpeecs Thsreon-Ihe
Scene IN shs HOn-e-Opin'ons c"f -
Doers-w What People Say aud Hh'"k
About q and Frninni.sn-The State 81
TainQs in EtsInnS-The Riodet pest
kcform-Portrrus Of sbsu,-Libera1
W. P.,a-The Washington Dinner en-
she 2Za-AG,ericsus iS L0ndon-itesus.
From Uur special Core respondent
LoNuoN. February q. 1865
Ireland and the cattle plague-somber sub
ieos bot.--havo divided the Interests q Tie week.
though yesterday gave plrasaater topic Of CONVEX
s,or in the settlement Oi deccDt snnutes rpon the two
most popular members Of the royal family. Prince
Allied and Princess Helena. wednesday, steamer
brought you ample particulars OF Saturday ngtts
work In the House. and Of Ms melancholy OCCASION rs
tic old. old story--clronic misgoyernnent and is
natural postuaies. disdifcction and coercion Tho
Engisa Government Of lay is only re'png the bitter
grow sown 200 years ago ia the unhappy mis-
used poi.nd Of Great Britain. For the secoud tims
within 10 years the Habeas Corpus act is suspended.
aud everybody acquesces in tie humilitng necessity
There was very full House in response TO tie special
and extraordinary summors 20 meet The emergency.
anu Ohm bright distinguished himself By making
Grand touclilg. manly speechpe! haps tic aest IRA
tolca effort lac has ever delivered n21 yeaT9 Of Paiia
ment,ry llo. That ia generally admitted. though CT
couise there is the shspest division of opinion as TO s
prudence ond policy. aud the cte Of he speaker. who
ia at onoo the Dcst cd and most eTyCnty detested OF
Encshmcn. 1t could not DO but impressive. striking
as IL did the keynote OF the basiless-,hc Shameful
persistent bunsi end tyranny that had to return 10
mere force aud the arbitrary rule Of the strong hama 10
cogDteract tho logical results Of its own wrong DONG
Not that the present Government or AIRY iDdiy.du2
members re particularly 10 blame indeed. they oas
hardly do otherwise than suspend the law which So
cures freedom 10 1.-The subject" and affords ready
means OF ehef when it il invaded. rs MIR. Blight aa
mittod Only it was right there should be such pro
test put In behalf Of justice and humanity fefhaps
tho portions Of the speech which seemed to maze the
most Impression, from the emphasis and power WITH
which they wero enuncistol. were those In which the
member for rnug IN dwclt on the want Of statesman.
slip dspays1 in dealing with Ireland. and IN which no
pad his pc ,onal compliments TO Mr. Gladstone anc
Air Dlsrae and besOught them to co LDino IN an az
tempt " do justice 10 tast couutry. Mr. Bri81t cas-
very well aiur " ignore the arabious sDeeIs o' ths
oarpiny qalbblng. insulting, yitrloNo hoeDuck INC
applause with Which they aIo always received D' tne
Torres. tno inevitable Gaping OF IHe L"aes .ne cnuee
OF dem 60 gueisu, the GshuatoDs 81 what Sheriuas
caied ID g0od-natured friends that 1is speech
had been prepared for long time aud hc tooA that OPP
portung ~ deliver hImsef0f IL. irrespective OF cOhse.
gueucs,- il was undoubtedly. the great success ana
feature OF the evening The vote Vi tie house ma! os
pronounced q foregone conciusion eveIyooay oams
prepared for it, When the question was put Only one
solitary voice cried No.. probably that oithe Dohog.
hue who iusistrd on division, VIII tie result OF
Government majority u 364 10 o. lne OH was .hes
hurried through all its stages aud sent to the Lords
where the Lord Chancellor detained IN lonely stan
on the uoo,sack till nearly o'clock on sunday morn
i1g while special train was sseans e9~ a, =, az
lsailu
tain Her Meiestys signature. The Ministry, meaa
time Including Earl Russell. had gone home. and. 1t u
10 DO hoped to bed; but Lord Granville remained %
read the ouomissiOn to the " assembled Commons"
which, for this particular OCCASION consisted Oh MI.
Ayrton and two OF three similar nobodes-gentienen
" no had been paTtaking Of al extemporhed
d,uner and looked ike IT, They need not have been u
such hurry, aiter all, nor need DARBY HfIn.n law
been appreiensive as TO the legality OF measure
which received the royal assent on sunday Us the
Hsbeas Corpus oct Lad already been suspended in
Dnbin on Saturday morning, and retrospective
clause in the bill squares everything.
Ont of DOORS the act is pronounced one whose etpe'
denc, or The reverse must be settled by the event. The
Government people think, is best quanheu 10 aec!ue
whether there existed sufficient reason Tor SO serious
up tor the present it is debarred IRON stating
the grounds which Il has proceeded. Inc coarscter
Of the men who ooudaet the affairs OF mis- country
seems to yoBeh taat they have not acted Win unuIs
NEGOTIATION; and, Indeed, party IN power coul9
nave refused u demand urged in such terms "loVuS
mourning the implication OF dsloyIy; lu suor'' ,os
take it very quietly. IL u Only TslanG, yoa Auoa.
a proiiei0us TOW when Abraham Lincoln u,pesdeo toe
Uabess Corpls act Ia tie niied States III tne race OF
Rebellion utterly xamplod Ia history on ouI own
soil and uenacing our Aaona! Captai, ana 10 when
This wrecL ed Eenian business cannot lor Uoneht 70
romp,rsd-why that has nothing 10 DO wan 1.-THE
~. Ioesnt appy--isRt similar-"Te are English. nos
YANKEES and have light 10 coerce people. Precisely
o II h i'm the yoGs nature and essence o. things that
England must be right:
Nuts Goods all English al tibet Isn't amt
Wut Profits her Is alters rixh: an just,
Au' ~ you don't read Scnptur 20. you must
No Epgshman believes for moment that any Irish
irsurreclon would have cnance of permanent sue.
cess Still An outbreak. though contemplate IN Itself,
might breed very serious embarrassment 70 this En-
p,rc II al armed revolt occurred scross the channe.
Ia expected that the vast Irish population IN America
exceeding those left the Island N numbers IS IN
wealth and perhaps, intehgehcc-woud raise a sene-
ment agitat behalf oi their country, anu piooeoy
Try aid their cause by hibusteriny rau. INTO Ian
ada And in tue present state OF feeling oetweea inc
United States and England Ia thoughs that tue aier
cannot rey with too much confidence on the putting
down of such breaches OF neutrality py the former VITA
A very high hand j. T. recognized American febes
rather promptly ~ begerents y. pelss!s 10 reieA
inn TO acknov ledge any liability for the doings oil the
AIsbams Co. j. b. In fact. during our troubles be-
have Ina, "a upfrerdly a. possible mot to put to-
Ana So;nt anon IT," like selfish. prosperous. cold.
hssrt.S old miscresnt pleased q his neighbours harm
..,"nt AZ his expected ruin And nov tbs Old
zen, iemsa spprehsads Aassad u dsager q nssAs ~