New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

sch0oner races have opened them to any OF the New
York Yacht Club fleet. The frst match is 10 r ,akc
prizes flO0 first ESQ second vessel thursday, Juy
T. match from the More to Havre; prizes tiU i ns,,
and $50 second vessel There VIII he no restrctlons
| as to canvas, nor limitation TO number o1 Ilchus
THE FENIANs.
The trials of Fenians by the Dublin Special Com
mission have commenced The calendar contains the
names of 800 prisoners of whom half indicted for
high treason.
HOUSEHOLD SUFFRAGE.
The Examiner says:
The friends of household suffrage look with grave dis
trust upon the proposal Mr. Colerdgc which they re-
gard as certain to be followed by practical denial and
rejection OF the principle for which they contend should
scope and spirit OF their b and shoud il he carried by
coalition, dissolution would be inevitable
THE WORKING CLASSES AND THE MINISTRY.
On Saturday, April G. a numerous and influential
delegation avowedy representing the middle and work
ing classes Of the manufacturing districts waited upon
Chancellor OF the EXchequer in Downingst To eN
press their sympathy with and TO oiler supp9' 20 et
TO the Reform Question The Hon. Algenon kgeltOn'
NJ p introduced the deputation, and said that the a-so
Citations represented by the gentlemen present cordially
supported such measures Of reform while preserving
the privilege Of the franchise all who, from their industry
and Intelligence had entitled Themselves 10 1t, but that
their object also TO counerac by al lawful means
the action of agitation and all undue Influence upon the
subject Of Parliamentary Reform The Chancellor Was then
addressed by Mr. AntrObus of Manchester Mr. Edge 81
Bolton Nj. Bold Of Liverpool Mr. Han OF sni0Id, ana
Others and in the course OF Ills repy SAID Inc import
this moment, and indeed, at all times, TO the
Government OF receiving assurances OF support from
men Ike yourselves cannot be easily eApcssed or Gag
gerated AT this moment no doubt, the position OF the
Government is one IN which me SinpauIyy yhoi %,
we took the reigns OF Government many questions
of great importance demanded the attention Of the MIN
isTy gave our best attention to them, and notwt
standing the difficulty we have experienced have
been enabled to present and To pass some measures when
have been rarely equaled in Importance But this ques
ton of Parliamentary Reform threw its shadow over
everything, and although IL was not impossible 10y some
cOntrvance postpone the attempt TO settle tins great
difficulty felt wesbould NOT be doing our duty 10 our
country II we attempted to sheTe 1" In speaking OF
the GOVERNMENT peasuIe, be said it was pOpur but con
servatye IN describing the Liberal party Mr. Disraeli
said IL always felt that there was great disgSnsa s
who prefer Liberal opinions are extremely liberal IN
the Of he RHRs 16s Pas m spseSh nSs SI Ge e
Chancellor thus referred TO the oject 81 the motion OF
Of the sth, and which il Was expected would dgce the
fate Of the Ministry lie said That purpose to defeat
is pS RsI }s'H sst5sG St fSH Viii 20
dS that i pr Prneess 1fesa afs Il S
mind neither national DOR rational Under these cir
SSSs 4 4 az % S Esss S % b s Ts's
on the Ministerial bench shall hight the batto OF the
nSI Daes INV TS Sope sEd doEVco hour when
the sympathy of the English people Us eXp,essea ~ y,
the people Of England In vain"
THE REFORM AGITATION.
Meetings continue be held all the large towns, and
resolutions are passed condemning the Government
measures and demanding manhood suffrage and the bal
lot and on the 9th Of representatives Of the
middle and working classes was held Radleys Hotel
McCuagh TOrrens, NJ. r., was the chle1 speaker. lie
said lie would not bulge from his demand for household
suffrage, and that TO be satisfactory must he accom-
panied by lOdger franchise Letters were read from
Prof Fawcett j. :. MIL John Bright and others avow-
ing their determination to stand by the cause OF the peo
pie until the whole OF their just demands were conceded
which Mr.. Bright SAID would be very soon.
The following is the new clause Of which Mr. Disraei
has given uOtce that he shall move to have inserted In
The following enactments shall be made for the pur
pose Of giving facilities TO occup6Ts desous OF acquiring
the franchise under this act IN respect OF dwelling houses
n burroughs in which the owner Is liable by act OF ar
The fun rateabe value Of every house In borough
and the full rate in the pound and the name VI the occu
a In every borough forms OF claim TO be used by
Occuper derous OF being rated for the purpose OF acqn
Of charge every postofce in the borough ut which
money orders are issued ., A..
address Of the and when signed by the claim
ant shall be transmitted free by the post to the over
g. On the receipt Of any such claim the shall
return answer stating the amount OF rate any due
g. The overseers on the receipt Of the claim and the
IN fhe raebook declaring the liability Of the occuper to
be rated and rates in respect OF such house. ana such
shall give notice 10 the the occuper has
claimed aforesaid and thenceforth the owner shall be
discharged from his liability to be rated or pay any rate
in respect Of such house until the occupcr makes default
in payment Of such rate as hereinafter mentioned
been let 10 him free from rate claims TO be rated and to
SSer R hs act he may deduct from rent due or ac
cruing due from him to the owner any sum whlch the
had not paid the rates In pursuance OF such claim as
aforesaid. =,
rated and pay rates aforesaid IN respect OF dwell
makes default payment Of the rates due from
owner and thereupon the liability Of the owner to be
rated and TO pay rates in respect OF such house shall re-
yve In the same In all respects as ifno claim had
been made by the occupier but tho owner shall DO & en
titled, If the occuper Is liable under contract WIN MN
fhe raft IN
made by the occuper by adding 10 rent due or ac-
crung due from the occuper sum which ne as Owuer
has thus become liable to pay on account on Iate Dy %
Of the default of the occuper and shall have the
same remedies for recovering the same as ~ were rent
the under this section OF default of the
cuper until the have served notice on the
paynent OF the rate due and occuper has made de-
fault in paying such clear days after the
mndeS this section shall be deemed TO be
Incurred registration OF voters, aud shall be al
lowed accordingly.
THE JAMAICA MURDERs-Gov. EYRE-CoL. NELSON AND
LIEUT.. BRAND.
The SATURDAY. RepieU commenting upon the discharge Of
Gov Eyre says II may possibly occur to Mr. Eyre and
his admirers there advantages In the adherence
20 legal points which prevails in England If IL had been
possible to seize Mr. Eyre in shropshire and TO convey
film to London, he would probably at TINS moment have
been held bail appear at the Central Criminal Court
Market DraytOn is fortunately safer place than Kings
ton nor indeed is Bowst formidable forum Nor
ant Bay IL is hard up0n COL Nelson and Mr. Brand that
thew should suffer the accident OF living in London,
while their principal laughs Mt the Jamaica Committee
I'm lhe security Of his retreat"
in London the sth The Grand Jury were charged as
usual by Mr. Russell Gurn9y the Recorder or the CITY OF
london who will be recOected was prominent mem.
her OF tIe Jamaica Commission The Recorder inmated
that charge OF wilfu murder would be brought under
their consideration against COL Neson ana brana
Ter in jamaica, and he had already expressed an Op
ion on the subject ne aa y fs tnsS anx f St br
That opinion had been aeqniesced IN ana IN