New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

CABINET COUNCIL
The first Cabinet Council Of the season was held IN
London on the LIST inst and another called for the 3D.
ATLANTIC CABLE HoSoRs.
StafCommander MOriary who distinguished himself during
e laying the Atlantic Gables had been recommended for the
honor OF a COmmandership o! the Bath.
RELIEF PoR THE SUFFERERS FROM THE QUEBEC FIRE.
subscription had been foot in London for the relief Of
Che sufferers By the great fires in Quebec II beaded by such
contributions the following Mr. Thomas Barring kJo
Glynn Co, 1850 Coutts & Co, 400 &c, &c
KISG GEORGE OF HANOVER.
ace AZ ne dspo. Of Der estvs King eorcs Of Hanover
SEw GOVERNOR OF BOMBAY.
a 'Ys e.. VINO TG Ja9sf Sc Ss e f9 or
pointed to and accepted The Goyernor.hip Of Bombay
ARMY TRAINING SCHOOL.
The ROya Commissioners upon recruiting had recon
mended It said the estai,hmen Of training school iof
EMIGRATION 10 TEXAs
An sctive emigration from Liverpool 20 Texas was In prog
HEALrH OF TIE KARL or CLARENDON.
"a asserted that the reported illness OF the Earl OF Caren
totally without foundation His iordshP IN Italy
~ '' coILIEHY ExrLos,oS
Another cOiery explosion had taken place Newcastle
81 Tyne resulting in the death Il rs persons.
TER s1cARAaUA rBASNT BoUTE-
A .aSs a1 d oSss @ ss wss Il pds s
aud the Pacific had had interview with the hr Lord Of the
PIN Tbey Ter syorais IsoeTed-s legitimate encourage
Ineut being promised
Mr. sRIGHr's VISIT TO RELAED-sPEEcH ON The IRIS
LAND QUESTION: - MEETING OF WoRKISGNES IL
On the day following that on which the Dublin banquet TO
MI btight took place depUtf8n from the COX Tanners
Club waited thai gentlemen and presented him with an id
sess 70 which 10 msde Tepy which he dwe at some
length On the sh lad q1es0B Tbs following embraces the
prlnciP pa portion Of his remarks this subject
oeheFe that IN EngaBd and Ireland the laws OF p0ti
fcst economy were applied 20 land should End
chhnge IRON hs point Toward with regard 70 matters which
are mnpenceu b laws aheng land have found past
tunes BY as abolition Of the laws which prevented the ippOrs
zion OF corn remember ny lamsped friend Mr. CObdeD
Who was likely undsvdue he effect Of e wade In corn
saying more than one 0ccaGon the uen who geud
hereafter entirely tree tue ent and place the sVs with regard
land and satisfactory footing Woun AT least confer
great benefit upon the people and those Of that former
agitation had been able 10 oonfr by the Of orr nave
Dent He mean judge 0f such matter and his
opinion is worth taking now for be not q man
81 violent party feeling at al bat judged ths qnes
which have never been exceeded h any public man among
US Nov there is this great dieicnhy In discussing
yOur Engand 10 fact IN discussing ths whole Irish Que
ton the great Church party Il the Tory party The bounds
ys whiek the limits Of the established Church
almost boundaries which mark out The limits OF the Tory
party They think that the Irish Church got rid Off
the voluntary principle established e universal
hce IN Ireland principle would byand BY the Chan
mel and raise equal contest be settled ~ Ike
Irea Britain and although you were at ye entipode-l en-
speaking Of he Church political instiihon-y0l might
sweep OF the Of toe earth and there woud be no iea
sha m tbc Bono Of Commons ye. being near Us they have
no oop great and 10 extent DstJ dread that me
same wing would be asked for and done h0eeier IN England
1Po 20 wh regard 70 land 10 degme DOT less obvious
'J hh thai The concession Of mefsHc 81 toD0nt 1esl
oftettiy JOY tenant FOR Bis improvement Hold DoCAoWci
" ~ ~. e movement on the part " tlc ffnals n i.l
fh ".H sou .d .ld 'ac tenants O powerful iuaiI 10y
'I' ono. Ii t .aa bob one fuoC1 thrff 81 10 pff NIFTY
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