New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

Ird t 40, q, 10 nrone,ed that every who is Of fun
age not subject any legal incapaeity sh DC en''eu
TO be registered voter and when regisered' 70 vote
for a member og members TO serve in Parliament Tor 9
borongb xbois qualified az follows " Is on the last day
of July In any year and has during the whole OF the pre-
ceGdng yeeT' been an nhabtant b az
| during the time Of such occupation beeh fatea d
m respect Of tho premises ~ occupied etW anY5 nin
made for tho relief CT the poor In respect Si e snTn
paid all poor that have become payable by bm
IN respect of the said premises up to the & gnd a
tons Of ago and legal capacity every man snail De qu1
fled to vote VINO Bl "ls on the last day OF July IN any
year and has during the ia months immediately pTece
dug the occuper tenant OF premises Oh
any tenure within the county OF the rateapo vue o m
upward and has during the time OF such Dee m
rated in respect to the premises so occupied ny nm 10 az
rates M any made for the relief OF the poor IN respect @ ~
the said premises and has before the 2oh day OF Jy ia
the year paid all poor rates that have become paya
bic by him respect OF the said premises up to the pre-
ceding 9th day OF January" 10.
The educational franchises that every man either
in counties or eoroughs shall be ensd 70 We n an
and to vote who, C IL on the last Gay Oh ~ haay y
year and has during the year Immediately preceding Deen
resident In such county or borough ana POssesecu VI
any more Of the qualifications following anu
has been during the period OF such resdenee Wi
dom or male person who has passed at any senior mid,
die class examination OF any university OF the Onsa
an ordained priest of the Church OF England;
a minister OF any other religious denomination mp
pointed either alone with not more than one colleague
TO the charge of registered chapel or place Oh WOrhh
and h and has becn during such period oGaeg a. S
in any OF the inns Of court In England, oertfcaed
SSev OF or seeST or proctor in or wales or
duly qualified medical practitioner registered ndsI ne
from the Committee Of Maesty's Council Educa-
ton Provided that no person shall be entitled to be re
fcations mentioned In this seetoni IN more tbah one
place" -, -.
ID Has the first day Of July in any year and has
had during he two years meatey ~ sG,o sax Su
ings Bank in his own sole name ana iof MS own use o
d%Tss S two Years meday preceding in the books OF
the Governor and company OF the Bank OF England or
Parliamentary stocks funds of the United Kingdom To
the amount Of than fifty pounds or has during
Of ApT in any year bee4 CHARGED with sum not
than twenty shng in the whole year for assessed taxes
and income tax either of such taxes and has before
the 10th day Of July in that year paid all such taxes due
from him up 10 the preceding 9th day OF January pro
yiled first every person entitled 20 vote IN respect
Of any Of the qualifications mentioned in this section
shah on before the 2oth day Of July IN each year claim
10 be registered voter; secondly, that no person shall
entitled registered voter, or TO vote In re-
spee Of any Of the qualifications mentioned in this sec
tlon for more than one place"
COntering the dual vote is that E "a person regis
been Charged with and paid the equste amount Of as,
sessed taxes and income tax or either OF such taxes sha
not by reason OF being registered lose any right to
be registered voter for the same horougn IN espec,
of any franchise involving occupation OF premises ana
payment OF rates aud when registered In respect OF
such double qualification he shan be entitled TO give tw1
each member TO be returned to serve In Parliament ior
the said borough" ,.,
Then follows n clause giving member 10 the Unvers-
y OF London and all necessary clauses whereby the
mai provisions Of the bill may be put IN force appended
which the forms under which claims to registr%
ton may be made.
On March l9 Mr.. ]. s. NH gave notice that in Com.
ittee on the Representation Of the People bill he should
move substitute the word person Tor man MS
intention, OF course being 10 extend the nanchise 10
Women. -,
To an interrogation by Mr. Bright TO the proposition
for dual voting Mr. Disrael promised 10 give an answer
when the bill before the House for second readDg
CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL.
On Wednesday, March 90 in the House Of Commons.
Mr Hardcase moved the second reading of the thnte
Raes Abolition bill He advocated the total abolition Of
these rates contonding that IL would serve the Estah
hshed Church, by calling forth the voluntary efforts OF
its wealty memb,rs on division there was majority
Of 70 In favor OF the second reading Of the BILL result
which ELECTED loud cheers from the Opposition.
MEEITNG LIBERALS
On the 2ls Gladstone convened meeting Of the lab
cral rebers Of the House - Ccmmon IL IL understood,
10 the course Of opposition 70 the GoNerbmont
Reform bill.
DEATH OF DR. LIVINGSTONE DIsBEIIEvED.
The London Post says the Government has received dis
patches from Zanzibar stating that the Arab merchants
there dsbeheve the report OF Dr. Lyingsone's death
STATE RECEPTIoS.
Queen Victoria held state reception on the 18th at
Buckingham Palace after which she proceeded TO Mari
borough House TO visit the Princess Of Wales.
NEW PAPER AND A EEw PARTY.
The Day the Conseryative-Libera paper. made M
appearance on the 10th. It's object Is TO found
party. 20 be formed out OF "ConseryayeIberas and
" Liberal Conservatives"