The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04


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The mails by the steamship Asia which arrived a.
Boston early yesterday morning, arrived in this city
last night
From the English and Irish papers We obtain full par
ticulas OF the passing Of the act suspcndIng haeas
corpus, Of the proceedings which preceded H. and Of
the effect Of the measure in both England and Ireland
Action OF Parliament.
rHE ANNOUNCEMENT.
In the House Of Lords February TO- Earl RrssslL sad
that IN consequence OF communication from the lord
Habsas Corpus that country he must ask the House
70 sit Tomorrow l5sturday) at nve O'Clock The last
during the Smith o'DrIen rebellion, in IslsI the bill
was passed through all It's stages In day, and he
stances Of sse case, would 5s Of opinion that no time
should be- lost on the present occasion.
Tho Earl Of DsRnv Sad Il would be for the government
70 Justify the course which they about To take II
tho House Of Commons thought that the state OF things
warnned 20 strong step hc was sure that their lord
own part, hs should forbear al opposition tho
statement Of the government that the House Of Com
HaScas Corpus ACT in Ireland but no hoped that sns
earliest possible moment government would tho
House the ground 90 which they relied for the Jasnca
In the Hoase Of Commons on the 18th february, the
Speaker ok The chair NJ twelve o'clock nj which time
there unusually larse attendance Of members
srrEcn n0sK sECRgrARr
,esS a., s1 q .sos ao .hs sass .s :. bring ~ m blu % sn.
ls nation Tho power q suspsndlns ,hs Hatsas Cor.
srvsnd i1s ssrn~s ess,sssasS deep - s-s.s *; u
s sssss s. s % - % E srs.s 10. s s'ss iss.is. a. Ss
dufy % ssk P~-siassu for pnxsr 70 rap<sd a. habsas
,s, ss. =. : X = t.ss ss s . ssssss 49, ss:s
due .Pretss'H % ~ loyal and JasA}i n.,Sls y
a. z s: " .% Iss IL. ws ss,
late 10 askns for this power but ''s. eiy e,eIy 0a s
xsna~ om1'1ssy sad asr.ssd a . isr. witch 'Aor
known exit 10 Ireland but then merely con-
ned 20 tho making Of speeches sn< writing OF articles Of
picssa ~ ssrc1 II eos. eoreid~ri ~aA 0e cssasOs ef
De cirH ,sur !. lmeIou A large number Of irishmen
States and the close OF the war finding their services
no LONGER required they formed themselves into
yr sns s 2. s psrn o rs r., ne
snee then isnovecf,orsyy nov-m-Ns had aken piaes
.~ rsri1~ par. q h,'iIsd. in el q seA,e. ant'saao.
The eonspIraton carefully watched, and
the 1elh o, september tho sr-t step towards putting
down ths conspiracy was taken ny the seizure q
Iih Pepi. and the Of the s,aa employed Ia
condncting thai Newspaper Oibar arrests made.
and of documentary evidence foil into the hands
Cf tho government showing the various rani1csons Of
the conspiracy and the mode by which II 10 he
ried out Stephens the Head Centre eartared, bat
convicted and sentenced To various terms Of mpr sonmen
bat, doaded ~ the hope of armed asance from the
many Of her Naesty'- troops tho c0nspralors stl
unuod their treasonabic practices, and q felt
nsees 70 sgply &c Parliament for extraordinary powers
In order 10 break up tho consptury by ono efsc-
tual blow. Az The delnaion that assistance would
be gwen from America, he Lad a. siruges reas~ fv
ia ing DAD 1a 'chems isrs vAHy dis1oteaaoc W The
gVr,f asaenf Of a. Taes Saes and ns .cas ~ fosld
Ton whatever ~ du,s,ng NJ iyaHv and tse aheslanoe
of ~ army Sir G. Grey added that government had
been IN constant Cation this succi sitb ils
Executive governments In Ireland and al their
erprc rcqnea that he undertook nov 10 move the aus
~ llFUu fu "A la Trffal l.TI
Thufsday lord wodohouss said that he os1 so hoid
h.,ss.y rs'p a.sa. leg ns ss,,y ern. e..ai,y es,s
house, therefore trusted that bill Of suspensin woald
tho introduction of lhls bin ~hch the soYsrnnssi on
their sole responsibility sought 10 bring W there should
bsd made Su, sslcss, eass for sran,na The essraor
dnary powers he sought lie moved that leave bs given
q brns IN hl 70 enable The Lord Lieutenant o. Ire
and 10 appruhend and fetsin tH As ~ ef Seytyi>y,
1890, such penons he might saspcct of consprns
against her hsr<i,'s sovernmsst me right honorable
baronet was loudly choered
srrscn or nE xspxs oy nm orro~r1os
Mr. Df-sxxtx did not blame The govefnm.Bt for having
hes.lsd before akIns r-rlAnsnito ssnt them TIE es
trsordDa power of susyendlng the Habcas Corpus act
but that they should have repealed lat year IN fs
scIoasns<s u the disturbed state Of Irahd the ppares
unable IN give satisfactory q thsms-ives
cfcamstance requiring explanation He did not In.
.hoad fco~ ,s epurs which hs pupsusi ~ Iss ans.r
the present firss hlnisssr Of ts Crown Obliged 70
stu'son ~ rcre,tsd that, being soqusnied siih the
wiie.pfesd dlssf-cslou existing ~ ireland ths govern.
mrnf bad MT taken into consiierail0n "
remedial nsiurr a. fhs sane time was Tear that Ie
present msnscing situation 81 Ireland egr ~ prcsed
~ sry fomohe c srtr-af oaps> and he shond there.
FORE give h cordial support u the government, and he
trusted that the Houss would Snow By The eourc thry
rss psssa anl y her s,s ssssy y asn TSssn '
Nm hsIuMrs rnDrtsr
Mr. Bnsrss sid that for NOR, ths, .wsniy two yssrs
he had posessd sesi In the Housa bu, be bad never
hw~aesS~ - thst which be fe himssf Oppressed ~
The present moment The Home Secretary proyosed
now 70 depnFs no ncofeiefsble portion of the subjects
OF The Queen within the United Kingdom q The com.
moncss most prscous and mo-t sacrsd u the nghs 0f
The Engiish c0nsftutlon-the rght 70 thor psrs0nsi
fecigfn. he ava not think The night honorsbic gonile
nan nsa .ssaisd the cas fef .h. pafp.s. q ssacng
contrary, Ireland, ever sBos ths thioa h.d been
a source q disgaistads and uneasinesa 70 her
halc.sy's government Indeed be bslisyrd that " a.
" faeessngs IN a. DIP ari NV Az al kss ssss fSs-
sasd rsif> T. n< wsa The Irish people wers nN nau.
rslly criminal peyuiaiion 1iey hsd o. ths oui
s-.. ss R sssssa 'ss sssS ss s' . s@'
aa eSs~aT - hsd a,m s.s1sy.1 seusas ssr ~
Sss 4. s, @,s s.s; =: o. p,,,ss s' Z, % ~ '.s sss
Oldest man IN ne House frsiand had bpsn 70
chfunic STATE of lnsarecfion, snf hs believed
". y ,i,rea,.sls . si-as er<ssy .. .s.1sy..-s.-t
isrr thrr. he'd been noshins sons o1ths PAT n ny ons
uembsr y tae voFernmsut towards ff.snf wh,rh his
sgry would bsfesnsr de.cribe fisfssmanahlp ~ h.d
vas nos his eastom W tkni Hosse grpus asshss1 bus
~ thcuTht INST " ~ niniTrr snf ~ fsfiro 49, =
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