New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
THE COMING ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

At the close of Mr.. Stansfelds speech at Hall
fax, in reply question, he said he was in favor OF
allowing vote at elections. The principle which
had been carried into law by the new Reform act was
Household Suffrage Now. that meant ought to mean
that the family taken as unit In the poiitlcal so
ciety aud II the householder head of the family was
be unable 20 see why she ought not 10 exer
ON the 2sIh Mr. Edmond Beales as a candidate for the
representation Of Tower Hamles addressed mass meet
ing whose numbers were variously estimated at from
I2OOO to 10000 Stepney Green At the conclusion OF
his speech M Beaes called for three cheers for Gen. rn
and Spanish freedom He reioced that Spain was waxing
from It's ght and raising the standard or CONSTITUTIONAL
and might beeven Republican, freedom and had deter
mined to cast OF the eprous rule OF those
Tories the Bourbons lCheersl The assembage was ad,
dressed by other orators from three several platforms and
vote pedgng those present to do their utmost III peh
OF Mr.. Beales carried
The Standard pats the working men candidates on INC
back and says that the return OF half dozen OF Them
would certainly moi be depored by the Conservative party
Having the authors OF the extended franchise inc
popular delegates Into Parliament
THE IRISH CHURCH COMMISSION.
The Liberal Journals IN ireland seem to think that the
fate Of the alien establishment has been sealed py the
report OF the commission The cork EIam.ner says II mas
put beyond question what the revenues OF the ChuIc
really are It's net income s about e5slOO or fuy one
pound sterling head Of the protestant population Oh
freland search the world over and nothing IKE ths
is TO he found" The Examiner urges upon the dlferent
constituencies TO return TO Parliament none put th0se
who despsng petty reforms and rejecting nlld pait
tiyes viii assist the Liberals Of England and Scotland IN
laying the at the root Of the evil " thus puttng an
end and forever 10 the Anglican Church OF Ireland
as a state institution"
seven thousand four hundred and sevenyone persons
have been added the constituency at Bristol ny the
new Reform Bill
THE HUDsONs BAY TERRITORY.
The Star SAYS As II well known, the G0vernment O
the Hudson's Bay territories has long been offered "a
Canada and has been accepted by the Legislature OF ta
province subject certain conditions Negotiations pe
tween tie Imperial Government and the Hudsons bay
Company are in progress. with view 10 the setteneh M
of The terms upon which the latter body VIII agree TO Tue
cesson OF the extraordinary privileges conferred upon
under the charter Of Charles II As these negotatohs ~
may at any moment bear fruit, and the country De
opened up settlement, number Of gentlemen headed
bv Lord Ebury Lord Alfred Churchill, and many wei
known members ol Parliament, have addressed memo
rial the Premier urging that the Indian title sn0nd DC
eqntaby oXtiugshed aud extensive reserves OF lands
set apart for the Of the native tribes Inc desire OI
the mcmoralists H. II possible, To avert the sangunary
border warfare which has been Injurious To one race
and fatal the other In almost every part OF the
North American Continent Mr Dlsfaei, IN letter 10
Mr. fo0 Ter, has promised to consider the matter.