New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
BY STEAMSHIP.
LONDON.

IONDON.
WV rp .er TO THE EEFoRM NovEMENT-THE SIG
-friCANCR Or THB INVITATION TO Mr. BRIGHT
TO VISIT IRELAND-THs CASE or GOV. EYRE
PROGRESS OF THE FUNDS TO DEFEND HIM, IND
The ONE TO PROSECUTE HlM-THE COURSE or
rHB LONDON TIMEs-THE PROPRIETOR on TOUR
TO THE UNITED sTATEs-TnE BANK CHATTER
ACr--FREAKS OF THB ROYAL FAMILY-rFPECT
OF THE RECOVERY or THE LOST cABLz-THE
EXPERIMENTS AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
THE ELECTION COMMISSIONS.
FROM Our Own Coues2o udenL
LoyDoS. Sept IS 1865.
The Reform movement is entering on new and iWQoT
tant phase Mr.. Bright has been invited to Ireland as
you will have seen BY the kilograms, which making al
news coming through the ordinary channels between the
two countries stale and Improbable. Ii were merely
simmons from small section Of Liberals 10 a sectional
demonstration one would think little Of IT, AMI urdou5t-
edlv Mr. Bright would not have broken nls wise rcoutoa
ofakne the recess real rest but there has been an IN
psu concurrence Of all sections Of Irish Liberals in this
invitation The Irish party journals are N iae' ae-oy
eaypinr at IT, ard saying that It does not mean any lHer
t,coce vii, his or hat shibbocth, abandonment Of
this or that erotchet But The leaders arc ID earnest we
hone and tAev VIII assuredly be met in all sincerity and
earuespcss bv their guest HIS timely speech at the BE-
ginning Of last session on the suspension Of the Habeas
Corprs Act WIS hailed by the ODonoghuo, Sir (.
ORrien Mr. Manure the OConnor Don, as well as by
Nr Chichester Forteseue and other Irh Protestant OIL
sls omen Of better days, aid Of more sincere at
,opt on thepart Of advanced eras TO understand
AVID act with The Liberal party in Ireland.
! ~ cIsdIoDe's speeches confirmed the impression;
and these, with the honest attempt made by
tie late GoTomment TO pass their Irish Land Tenure BILL
resutoafn more consistent action among the Insh mem
bs during the Reform battle than have for many
veare II Mr. Bright arrange terms with the members
whose rames are the foot Of the invitation and they aad
Aose who follow them viii keep the alliance loyalty the
effect vii be manifest both sides Of ST. Georges
Channel We shall get good Reform BILL ard they
Land Tenure bill thorough than that which nisoar-
ned tbs yesr with many other good measures, and
resolue oyerhsulnc Of the lrsh State Church. Until
these two measures are carried there is chance Of
ol srsts.dpe between TIE two islands and Is soon
rs thew have bscn we shall Lave furhe uneasiness
account OF Feuen organizations your SIDE d shall b.
ALE 10 look with perfect equanmity on the wo'krG Of
the Irsh wires b. the astgte Pners who manage your
elections Al present with Alabama claims unse'dS
and vour President and his Cabinet in temper which Will
stick al nothing so that only the Fan elections may DC
carried the "saant Irsh giant which Carlyle used 10
predict would one day drown England seems hSey to
give us serious trouble
Talking OF lie President, conceive such Journal as The
Pail Mall Gazette usually one Of the best-nforned Of
Ergh papers on yolr affairs, speaking OF him as Al e7i-
He.Qy srrsBfe AID a0ierat statesman, almost de-
.pa.rs Of the possibility Of sound knowledge Obtaining
among us whea ole reeds such lucUbrations.
The Eyre defense iIui goes swimmncly, asl fore
tod With fsv eccentric nooriet.es taking tle lead,
and rush Of sv,ls foolish persoas, and member Of the
old Yves. I.la1 interest expanding the tail 20 ample pro
portions Nr R.skn is taking the lead IN tie tai, arsu
Ing that because o co4,n living AZ Peckhau shot a