New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

Of The Government to his gness the result being that
his Hghness was TO be the guest Of the state ana DC
IN reply to Mr. Gladstone the Attorney General init
admssbc 70 , me enhse nnde The Reform bin pro-
yided such lodgings are of the clear annual value, u
Committee on the Repre- scntatIon People bill and
clause was proposed to tie added bS inc Attoei zen
which discussion ensued, which gave rise 10 remark
General, in reference TO Che mode of demanding poor
rates, in accordance Win an arrangement m iaS
that every person should lie put upon the register even
though he had not paid bs rates If the overseer had rot
Marsh and Mr. RocbueS took Rc eSd in opposing the
clause arguing that The oyeTseers might under smch
sailed them by simply neGe'Gg tic to ssrNS aSct Of
dread lest the people should he enfranchsed by
this clause. An amendment unon IL was moved ana
thought about be added 10 the bill after the diy
sion in its favor when, with the Respondent tone OF n
final effort defeat the proposition, and raised ds
cussion which, as it proceeded, led to oxtroardnary
events. The Attorney General opposed his own clause
and Mr.. Hardy backed HIM and the Chancellor Of the
or clear understanding on the SUBJECT; but WIN
posed his friends the Home Secretary and Attorney Gen
cra lie voted for the proposal but II was defeated ~
majority OF two though, the right honorable gentle
man declared he had Jar he could In the hurry OF
division exered himself in favor OF MS adoption n, P
ordinary and left open for any one TO call IN question
again the decisions Of the House In committee AZ the
evening sitting Mr. Chichester Forescc brought forward
a motion coudenniug the nonproduction OF the Irish
Reform BILL and long and interesting discussion ensued
\ GRAND REFORM NETTING.
great meetns under The an.eG1a, 81 the T NaSna
immense attendance, and the utmost unity and en-
husiasm prevailed throughont INC MnoG ,S mr
sided Mr.. J stuart MI, NJ p Mr. la>aId' Nh VI r. MI
ing broken its pledge with respect 20 the lrsh eior
button and demanding adequate representation for the
great borough constituents were unanimously adopted
II Is noted that the bullion IN the Bank Of England eX-
ceeded the largest sum record, the amount held on
OF France also, the accumulation was cnornonf ana con-
| tinued 20 steadily Increase
Much interest excited on the eth IN ihe House OF
IonswOrth would appear IL goge ppcris before I Ihe
ships Inc case came bcioTo lhtr iofdshps ON Nsry
curious point. The question whether marriage had
10y their loriships in the previous appeal adversely TO
! MsS longworth; or. rs she sttl claims TO pc
esnorIf the Hon Major Yoiyeron cldesf son Of
Court of Session having fi~rd her application the
lady lodged tho present appeal. The law lords present
were The Lord Chancellor, Lord Cranworh, Lord West
! bury, and Lord Colonsay. The appellant, who was
dressed in light grey SILK with light black lace shawl
and bonnet OF similar material took her place AZ tlr bar
The Lord Chancellor thought YOU were TO appearb by
counscl' The Appellant Ny counsel has NOT yet APP
pear,d lie Ia engaged in heavy case IN Edinburgh
and II IS very uncertain when he VIZ arriIe ne Lord
Chancellor Do you think he is likely tn aiNei HccRus,
should be sorry that your case shond bc pJndice
VSSnr 5 Tho Anpeiliir" nav Lord should The
| Lord Chanccllor-Vcry well. proceed.
the circumstances under which She had previously been
before the Courts with reference 20 The paItienlar
objected 10 DO put oath. hrcrusc he was accused o
eissmy 9s9 because Ny G9E2 ss areu%Ss .S he
contended ought not to have any weight She pro
time 10 time before the Courts and on which she mainly
sst IN, her g% ms have o BEN o sent 10 Jury or
dealt with In other ways than hy distinct refusal
il; The Court below was that Nrs Forbes had
had Judgment But II thar We're The c'tc Why should
ia her dcfcnsc II had been said TINT Major fcverion
had been married TO Mrs Forbes " (,@'e ccciese Wei
was he not married 10 Miss I0ngNoith ~ fdce 'ctes'0
also! That Major Yclvertou wa married At two different
altas ~ Two csnrr', nnl A't V.' onJ ~ cherish
till death did them part, had been proved beyond ri pos
Races was in Scotland aud one IN Ireland
one in "a Catholic church and Tic other 10 FRO
followers 81 vishnu hut they Christians, and adj
hercd Christ and his tcachns he the VIE OF one
husband Would TO God that the judges ~ The land
were ot the Same opinion The court below seemed
think that there had been case o coliusion, bnt there
collision in the She contcndrd that she was Gni,ed
In this matter 20 much consideration a. Mrs Forbes
Was the trouble TO one lady ~ great as TO the oheri
Was not the annoyance 10 her hc appellant 81 being
dragged court court beyond al expression e-pr
ciay when she had TO defend her character against the
revolving insmuations of Major lcNcton while s'eklhgto
liant rldcued The idea of Judgment which prov dcd that
Major Yclyerton should not Dc examined on oath lest he
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person who knew facts Of The ease, and he Ought 10
/ he compelled 10 diVugc Them. with regard 10 Mrs
Forbes she should be glad II she might he allowed to
have order for Mrs. Forbes 10 appear
The Lord Chancellor Certainly not ~ present; 10 on
/ with your ease.
The appellant said n was moi her intention 10 weary
their lordsp. with recital o her bitter wrongs aud IN
tense sufcngs horne for ycar' she proceeded however
to tell the tale Of her sorrows and went on 10 comment ON
/ the decisions Of the other scotch iud ,rs.
The Lord Chancellor, at l2l O'clock said the case must
bG adjourned. hc obliged 10 20 to her MUesys
dlawingroon. Meanwhile, their lod-hip@ would
carefully read the judgements. TIC case might
be resumed at lOt oclok tomorrow Frdayl.
At the close Of the appellants case the ATTORNEY Gene
Cyith whom ~ Mr. Anderson viii state the case on De-
half of Major NClNcrtOn, the respondent
The House Of Commons still engaged upon le de
I tails Of the Reform bin.
TRADE REPORTS.
The British Board ~ Trade returns Tor MAY snow Tor
the rst time this year increase In the value OF the eN
ports I'm comparison with the corresponding month or
/ 1866; tins increase, however, ~ very slight.
4 CHIIIAN LOAN.
Messr- j. &. Morgan & Co. had issued prospectus In
London Gillian per cent loan, representing rather
than ~ 10000 sterling Of which 2sj@O had been
subscribed In Chi. The issue price Is 4s' 81 per 100
THE EARL OF DIHBl.
The Earl Of Derby again suffering IRON an attack
Of govt. -
NUMEROUS sHIPwRECKs IN THE WHITE sEA.
An ArchRngel telegram reports possibly 100 vessels lost
in The supposed 10 De the lapand coast
in . deplofpble condition. The British Admiralty
promptly decided 10 send two steamers 40 III" rescue
FRANCE.
MILITARY ACTIVITY.
The Paris correspondent OF The LONDON Globe says
that the Government for 15SjO0OO0 francs
the army and navy presented 10 the Corps Legsai
had PRODUCED a profonnd Impression tho public. II
haI1 go ollf No n IA