New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02

NR BRIGHT AT GLASSOW-Thh fNbratobNI "a ION VT
SCOTLAND IN TaB BRITIsH RARLIAAENT-susTICB
Mr. Hrght was entertained at breakfast on Wednes-
S . S 0' Hssne At the coSn o HS Hs
delivered speech on the SssssSI SSes vas ye Warmly re-
en as being peculiarly Of the liberal type he said Your
S0 IF SS eS nsom as IN R s p S 1oa
send no Tory members rom any Of your egh there are two
vel during the last session of Parliament and who believe
disappointed their constituencies much and If their
heard al that took place am not sure that their doubts Of
fidelity Of these mn %@ 1 would not have been yy mSSs
not on 20 they 1s.srI no IOT T ho. 70
bGTgas sufficiently strong to feel se justified proposing
Tory candidate for nomination That very
reasons ff it, some q which probably have not struck the
people Of England and probably not even have struck the
twghs 20 small as the very small borouehs IN England
SsSR h9 your On ssS ST SSsS SIq N r
and thirdly yon have in SeoandI speak of che establish
aCbuTch Establishment which though think Church Is
tabsbment may be considered to be politically and perhaps
liberal and even OF republican form Of as com
SeOand the boundaries Of the Established Church do not with
any degree Of aceuach indeed they do at a-mark out the
tie Established Church England point with of
multitude Of exceptions the Tory party OF England
is 50 much more in nv opinion ereabs 10 yoa intelligence
and advantageous to the Empire than that Of other parts OF the
He described the Reform mcyement as national uprising;
the Time 10 ms expected WISH 10
Ireland quite clear that the movement in which We are
engaged beginning 10 be- and hn already assumed the pro
portions OF national movement What done in Iondon
London when those Who leading the under
~ ssh bnt IN M IN BinSngbam there w verv lew TO
oppose and say Of those who did oppose that they
did 1t with moderation and absence of that have
eeoreey witnessed any other part Of the Kingdom In Man
chester the rain ie with persistent doWnpOur say in
Lancashire RON 10 the morning Ill in the afternoon ana
there il robust in tie health and Of the worneD
4 would have been impossible 20 have had on mat Day
shire those who saw the procession and saw me Eeeg 10y
The memory Of the Oldest politicians there Wei II this
las assumed national character believe las assumed
and decisive result going suppose sihin fortnight
81 this tne to pay VISIT 10 some Ana Trends q mne - ne
guest Of certain who form favorable opinion Of ny
political Character at public ee9qaeh heeis ih cues
Ehs closely and Immediately affect the whole Empire but
believe the whole Empire deeply interested in what
monty called b questions should bike TO TEL the Irish peo
Pie that there no disposition on the part ~ the people OF
justice iCheers The injustice they suffered has been
RON the governing classes in England and the governing
classes n Ireland II has not been from NE people Of the
limited Kingdom and the rapidly and the more entirely
the nation OF tie three kingdoms admitted 10 IL air share q
Parliamentary power the more rapidly ad me more completely
viii justice be done to Ireland and justice also be a fully done
secured and f The whole people Of lie United Kingdom
SIR HUGH CAIRNS PROMOTED TO TIE BENCH.
Tic Attorney General Sir Hugh Cairns lad accepted the
Bruce and Of given ~ FINALLY his brilliant Parliament
AIRY This step Ihs London Spectator in man who
has been thought BY many fr better lifted by hs singular
bey Of judgment and breadth Of view lead The CQnse'a
live party than either its present eade il he Lower House or
any ether who be named is probably due 70 week health
though in seine degree also perhaps TO Sir Hugh Cass not
very ssAguiuo estimate OF the political prospects Of bis party
He VIII DC very loss 20 Lord Derbys Government
The Conservatives have frstrate lawyer LEFT Re
tlsm IN any difficulty and in debate Sir High Chnss
Noghfs Judgment and LUCID exposition VIII be Pap not likely
&c be- filed " FST tie Cots Of glQEcei, however tic ac
ceson Of Sir Hugh Cairns 70 the bench one of the Lord
s.,lees Of Appeal vii be great gain He sregardod DC
81 the sIon~et lawyers OF The day and quite he stcst
an6re Pr No men - = z - s---Vs-'
SaT1 DEATn OF An IRIkn BISHOP
Tie Irish Bishop Of Tuam Lord Plunket died the 9Th
inst
COTTON CROP OF EGYPT.
Adyfees from Egypt represent the cotton crop Of Egypt as
great one. -
TIRE Cattle PLAGUE
The returns Of the cattle plague in England for the last wees
sLow that tie disease died Outoy eleven attacks
being reported darsng the week