New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Great Brfrniu.

Reform b as defeat, and decided only 10 remain in
Uace but 10 on with the Franchise bill
in the House Of Commons on the 3Ojb nj. Mr. Glad
stone in announcing the Government programme declared
that the Government reason il the late DIVISION
WHY they hOud relax their efforts to 6ss the Franchise
bill Oue-half The House prepared 10 aecsde 10 the
proposed by the Government On the appearance OF
Tie amendment OF Lord GTosveuor aid the other hai,
though opposed that course had not declared against
sonsiderng the Franchise bin Under these circnm-
sanoes he sad he would bring IN the biz for The redsou'
zion OF seats tie 9TH Of May, and place the FRANCHISE
bill for Committee that day. but only with the view OF
hxng tie further progress Of the measure WIN ne heds
tnbnticn of Seats bill. Mr.. White inquired Il Ministers
would stand ty The bill should any important alteration
take place in Committee The Chancellor OF the Tx
,heQer replied that "a long as the bill stands We stand
If ii falls fall; bat be had not stated what clauses
In response 10 complaint by Col Duane, Mr.. c. For
ttscue stated that Government did not contderl prudent
the present state of Ireland to call out the lsh Miha
The Ddiig News cOngratulaes the country on the TACT
at the next battle Reform must be fought ny ChleIs
with up and by troop with banners III the WIND In
hat Liberals WHO are counted up by Tory teller have
voted pure aud simple, comprehensive aAo compete
Reform bll.
TIe Times contends that the Government as free
~ Parliament itself TO watch the signs Of the times and 10
steer heI course SO least rick Of damage IL rs
of course undesirable that Reform bill should be passed
which Is only Reform bill in name, but Il s equally VAN
10 think that the present Parliament that any Parma
nent will sanction legislation on the bass OF humbes OF
snfanohseIIeni Oh the plea OF fellow hamsl-'y en!
hing be done respect must be pald TO the CONVECTION
Of Ministry which may at moment be tuIIeo mo
majority. - -. A.. go a,,v N
making more appeal to the House OF Commons but il
any further appeal be necessary LET II be made 10 TIE
country. ,. ~,
manner and the time Of settlement of the Reform question
rest with the Conservative party.
Mr.. Bright had been making speech ct Manchester N
which conteded that ii the Ministers were defeated on
Abe Reform b they ought not to resign, but 10 appeal
Ae country.
The Hose Of Lords had debated and passed 10 second
wadine the bill amending the law Of capital punishment
The hrt OF May was according to CUSTOM holiday Cd
y" On Monday. the Goth Tie Timo's City article says
state Of panic prevailed IN all the markets greater than
has beer experienced at any time dune the past nne
years further fan of per cent in Italian Stock and of
per cent French Rentes coupled with another heavy
outflow Of gold from the Bank (which suggests the early
possibility OF movement oil 'he rate OF usoovAt up 70
per cent the principal cause OF the general confusion
and ofcoutdence The shares OF the vanous FINANCE
Companies sold at any price that could be obtained
end business adjourned over 10 the "a May under
circumstances Of intense anxiety Consols closed Of Sol
So Tor money The discount demand war active at o
& per cent -..... ..,,,.o.;o,,o,, -.
Stock Exchange. The drain Of gold from the Bank Of
England for the Continent continued. The discount de-
uaLd pretty active and in the open market there were
very few transactions below per cent
TIE Board Of Trade returns show that the British ex
ports for the month Of March were f3OOO IL excess Of
March, 1865 while the increase on the inst Three months
Of the year amounts TO I'll 10000.
Dr.. Dixon, Roman Catholic Archbishop OF Armagh
died tie 29th Of Alr from fever aisera few days III
ness. -,
A police constable had been thot dead IT, Dublin by
Fenian named Richard Keamey who had made Lis escape
The act is said TO be a Fenan revenge.
Messrs Quincy and ManlO the royal Commissioners 10
Jamaica had arrived bome-but nothing Official lad trans
pred 10 the nature OF the report they would submit OF
her gations. The Times, however anticipates the
general verdict OF the commissioners VIZ: first That the
proclamation Of marital law during the trst few days.
Warranted by paramount necessy next that the outrages
were preceded by symptoms Of rebeous and sanguDay
spnt That the execution Of Gordon will be condemned
a. reckless disregard of human rights and decisive con,
by several military officers. Gov Eyre VIII be cesured
for having yielded to the panic Of his advisers after the ne-
oossity for severe measures had passed.
TIE Times says that according TO the careful estimate
Of the Commissioners 4S rebels were shot during martial
sy shout co. persons aogged and 600 houses Of
tle peasantry we're burned down.
THE DIVISION ON THE ERPORh BILL
From III. London Times. April 20
The late hour at which the Division was taken on
s Franchise Bin Saturday morning pecaded the posi-
Sty Of sny close OF this party
isss appearing 10 our Saturdays impression Indeed nothing
hut and most sustained efforts enabled u to
y before The pablo full reports Of the debate and The actual
esus Of the Dvon and TO effect the reports had be
transmitted nom the House OF Commons TO this ONCE at inter
walls Of every minutes The last in fact were only given
10 shs printers at 10 minutes past Saturday aud At
elock Ti being loaded into the vans which con
re country such feat we believe without parallel in
The history OF modern journalism Only those who are ac
elaborate Internal organization required for
production daily morning paper car appreciate the
as and mechanical labor must have been employed before
result extraordinary could have been accomplished The
itself h matter OF hsOTy-Dut OF history 80
asrtant and 40 interesting that about IL and
tfsincidents viii even now not be unnterestng.
attendance OF spectators in Paaceyard and Westmns
Ter Hall 10 see the pass the House Of Commons
smaller than might have been exPectedceitany much
assembled the trst night OF the debate The
leading members OF both sides were OF course easily recog
nized and both pretty equally appsuded Nj Glad.
stone wasyery warmly received though he hardly appeared
10 notice it, sitting back In open carriage aud looking care
worn and pale Mr. Disfae who came few minutes before
ouife A. warmly cheered Mr. Gladstone the only differ
enee being that whereas Mr. Gladstone only oheered
several Kisses mingled vita the applause given the
~fixe chi
Feelings 10 any and little Signs OF eeng at all
On The night Of the opening OF the debate TIE
sueefstors lad all left Pslaceyard by o'clock 10 WAS
rct 40 however on Friday evening but the
optrary The continued 20 increase az the night wore
on and as the for the expected division drew nigh
ke Hobbies hail and Palace yard than were ever
tfse late hour IL scarcely necessary 70
sthst in the ousetse all the seats allotted 70
for and visitors OF distinction
densey crOwdedn fact ony two IN The gallery facing
the Speaker unoccuped and these reserved Tor the
Prince Wales the Duke Of Cambridge The body OF
she House however by means full and conirasted
the crowded attendance OF the day
Mr. Lowe opened the debate Neither did the nbes
hev The tendency TO increase Lord Cranborne
pzoceeded when be was followed by number Of smaller
spsakers attendance was At ono time 90 small that ap
cvtd that the House be counted though Of there
sxere 30 many members IN attendance that the mo
soD would have effected notnihg beyond showing how
ges Parliament Itself The lul OF excitement however
but from the necessity which
ss eh Of ortifying themselves ID ihs supper room
49, IN efips sitting BY O'Clock tide Of members
Sesdiy back again and before 10 when Mr. Drae was
more tbronged appearance earnest and in
SSsd aspect The Prince Of Wales and tie Duke OF Gam
had both their places IN the sae BON
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