New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
GENERAL NEWS.
Great Britain.
THE REFORM BILL.

The debate on the Reform Bill was resumed in the
House of Commons the ith intt, when great NUN
her of speakers took part in the discussion. Eah Grtr
yenor declared bis intention TO support the Government
and said il had been his desire to pass vote o
censure upon them He hoped the amendment would be-
Withdrawn because II successful IL would both defeat the
bill and turn the Government. Afler long debate
Mr.. Gladstone in calm speech, declared that the bu
had been deliberately prepared that the intentions of the
Government sincere and earnest the question,
that grave responsibility would rest with those who de
fated the desire pass the measure and that IN The two
bills the Government had acted IN spirit OF Cancellation
and compromise. On the conclusion Of Mr. Gladstones
speech Capt HayeT asked Leave 10 withdraw his amend
ment This refused BY tho Minstonas who insisted
on the vote upon which the great mass Of the Opposition
trooped out Of the House 20 avoid division amid the
laughter and ronical cheers of the supporters Of the bill
On the Speaker putting the question: the amendment was
negatived without dssenticnt voice. motion 20 re-
port progress carried and the House adjourned
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
Speaking Of the Ministerial crisis The Ifncs says
can indeed be question bnt that the critical rca
tions sbetween Austria Prussia Italy and France hayesaycd
the Ministry As forthe present scheme Of reform us defects
have for some time been patent % the world, that
now the honor Of the Government has bcel saved there
can be why IL hould connEe To engage the A
tention Of the House OF Commons
The Da'iy hcrs says; "Ihe Government has defeated
amendment which, lit meant any thing meaui vote
want of confidence. SO lar tho Reform bill Is con
ccrned If the Government be- said TO be on It's way 10
victory, IL is mined causeway against masked bat
eries through a conycrrng fire of ambushcd enemies
and deserters IN the ranks behind them Ihs, say s
state fittings which, neither for is own sake nor for the
sake Of party which j. more important than Ministry,
of the which is important than party sit de-
srabe 10 prolong"
sPEcULATIOSs OP THE PRESS.
The Daily Ieiegr0ph says that now the Reform bill has
passed safely into Committee the enanchiscmen OF the
working classes the central point and there ~ Glad
stone declared the Government was aud woull - .nmov
able
The Star remarks on the abec confessions of defeat
shown by the retirement OF the opposition from the nsk OF
division and notices with satisfaction that with regard
to the enfanchsement clause Of the Franchise BILL minis
ters will continue 10 protect them with the full strength OF
the Administration.
The Morning Herald says the Reform bills have gone
into Committee, there to find tier doom.
The DAILY Ners says that the conduct Of the Govern.
ent in maintaining their ground has tended not only to
restore hea,.hy aud energetic liberal feeling to the
Liberal party but t. check the ethical deterioration which
had evidently oct in, Of which the speeches of MI Lowe
were a marked indication.
The Morning Post and Adrsrtiser anticipates the with
drawa Of the bills.
TO RESUME.
IL understood in commercial circles that Messrs.
Peto, Belts Co.. would resume business IN a few days.
OvERESD, GURyEY co.
committee Of shareholders Of Overend, Gurney Co.,
had suggested that the shareholders should advance at in
tervals equivalent probably TO Eper share IN the
shape OF o6n and that the creditors should be asked TO
accept dcbenures with fixed rate Of interest maturing at
periods of one and three years meeting to be
held shortly TO discuss the proposition
THE QUEEN AsD MR. PEABODY.
Her Majesty the Queen has already given sittngs 10
Messrs Dickinson Tilt OF Bond-s for her portrait, 20
be presented TO Mr. Peabody in acknowledgment of his
munfcent gifts for the benefit Of the poor Of London.