New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
NEw-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1867.

contain account Of the arrest Of woman the wife ci
John Buckley with whom Kelly lodged after hs sfy va
deeply involve her in the rebellion.
HIDDLEsEx ELECTION
An election for the Metropolitan County OF hddesen ,n
death Of Mr r. stanSury Mr. Henry LaooueheIe was
elected without opposition the other candidates
stripe and will probably support the Government REFORM
DEATH OF MR.. ROBERT BELL
Mr.. Robert Bell, journalist who for many years
editor Of The Atlas but who for months previous 70
his death had been editing The Home EsVs expired In
London on the l2th He was 90 years OF age ne wac
the author OF novel called The Ladder OF Gold pn
Foets.s Fss se''er known OS his Annotated A'''n u
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
petition has been presented to Parliament by the Re
corder OF the City OF london dr Russell 0alneyl sgned
casses They both 9th pray that unmarried women and
widows who are now duly quaihed,exeept tnat tney
The petitions are signed by Dr. Afford Of Canter
bury, and Mrs Alfofd Mr. Amphiett 9 C., Jacob Bright
Gaayss Gaay Sd%Sff kS%Snd h
Hall, Professor Calrnes, Mary Howitt Matilda B. Ed,
by2l "Fellows" Of Trinity College, Cambridge.
coLLIERY ACCIDENT NEAR SHEFFIELD.
Another Of those sad calamities incidental 70 mining
operations took place In the Sheffield district on the lSth
OF April BY the breakage Of rope at one Of the shafts
Of the Pitsmoor Coal Company five men were suddenly
bereft of he The men had slapped into the cage to be
lowered had scarcely left the mouth Of the pit when
s rope apsS % S yeoy anS .f 70 & pit
where they lay shattered and muthted at depth OF 700
yards from their ss1 Dd n sy
shocking manner. Some arms were missing, ana were
afterward found Jammed among the woodwork OF the
shaft.
THE GOVERNMENT REFORM BuL-oPIHIoss OF TIiB EN-
GIJsB JOURNALS
The Daily Eecs considers that according TO the ma1ims
OF ordinary Parliamentary experience, the Ministerial
Reform bill ought to be safe But the bill satisfies
A H.to .Ia
II radical and the other half because IL Is 80 con
seryaye cannot be regarded out OF danger no long ~
TIE Star thinks that il may be for the ultimate advsn-
tage OF Reform that pause has & danrsrous
enemies OF reform those who are most anxious that
the question should be positively seea ss asd n r
minds the public that grave and momentons issues are %
yet TO be decided az regards the borough anensG
lately said shall yet have to deal with portions OF
that clause which WIN compel every Liberal 70 aseae
T@s has some degree Of confidence that
gers which have beset the bin past and
the country upon the prospect Of having SCI.
d which 5 hSs eGe tsai e S Is perfect
some OF s provisions holds TO be 80 o6ectonabe tha
withdrawal considerable modification OF them VIII
be necessary but by discussion In committee, its de-
fects may be supplied and its errors amended;
leadership are before him, In serious detection OF h
followers the ministerial side and In the reproaen w
he has brought against Liberalism by an insine''0 ""
me Eeononst declares that the bill would nave oeen
rejected long ago n 1t bad not been for party usuon
The PoT Is not sorry at tho reSt o. the division ~
though i would have predto de TO speculate ON the re-
1 irIyu % s "a thai IN Reform Leagues win only
asitn,e Tor manhood suffrage,
80 aae "a af DO bill comparatively certain.
~ contracts the policy Of the Government
ine .srss tricky and doubleton ged with that OF Mr.
ione plain and truthful and considers that an
atye victory can efface from the page OF history the
sentences In which honor made bargain with cunning
and called it statesmanship. . ,
SATURDAY, Rerer that soon after the Ministerial
triumph over Mr. GladstOnes opposition the bill cannot
possibly pass aud that IL is quite evident that rather
Than leave the bill as II Is the Liberal party woud nave
household suffrage pure and simple.
Ts Pal Mall Ga.c< thinks that there exist overwhelm
ing for rejection OF the BILL but that the House
OF oumons IL In an almost hepless posiuon before Mr.
Disrae aud all effectua opposition to II seeDla to be
surrendered.