The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-06
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Our European Dispatches

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HIGHLY IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS N PARLIA-
MENT-DEFEAT OF THE NEW ENGLISH MINIS
TRY-A PROSPECT OF SETTLEMENT OF THE
IRISH oUEsTIoN-corToN STILL RISING.
LONDON, April 4.-During the debate in the
House Of Commons on the Irish Church ques-
ton JMr. John Bright, the Reformer, said there
were six hundred thousand Protestarts IN ire
land. two archbishops and twelve bishops, wi1n
incomes of s12,OOO,OOO sterling, yet the esta-
blisbea church was failure, either as
means of conversion or otherwise; ana the sus-
nensiop of the writ Of habeas corpus was none
the less necessary. If Ireland was to be re-
conciled to England, antiquated pre]udlces
mnst be dismissed. The church in England
had it's own peril-internal disruption over the
ritual. All men, said MIR. Bright, learn some
thing, even prime minister. All begin to
see the great principle which underhes these
great questions. He asked the House to grasp
the subject boldly; tear up the foul weeds ana
leave the Irish Church an ornament, full OF
grace for all within her influence. Ireland
asks for atonement; England is ready to make
it. Why should an opportunity for reconclla-
ton be deferred?
Then division occurred on Stanley's motion
to postpone the church question to the next
session. Six hundred members voted. Ihe
government was defeated by sixty majority.
Gladstone's resolutions declaring that the
Irish Church must be established, were then
adopted by fifty. six majority. The Prince and
Princess Of Wales remained in the Royal dai-
lery during the debate, which concluded at
three o'clock this morning.
The defeat Of the Ministry forms the .chief
tonic of conversation. All the journals COM
melit upon it.
The Times says s'the House of Commons re-
solved that this cancer of the nation shall be
removed. This mornings vote is the dawn OF
q reunited Empire. The wrongs of ages are to
be ended, right done amid the acclamations OF
the nation. This must guarantee peace"
BERLIN, April 2.-The naturalization treaty
lust concluded with the United States has been
finally ratified by the Federal Parliament. All
the speakers praised it with one voice and It
was almost unanimously approved by the
members. NOuuI DloLidASn3 IL SeSNSN ~
planning its provisions, declared it unnecessary
to make any defence of the treaty, as 1t seemed
to meet with favor on all sides. he summed
ND his explanation by stating that the compact
was clear in all its points, and hereafter no ma
tive German, patuIalized in the United States,
would be molested within the borders OF the
confederation on account of his obligation to
his parent country.
BERLIN, April "A resolution that members
of Parliament should not be held responsible
for words uttered in debate was passed by a
large majority.
LONDON, April 4.-oonsols asasss for money
and account Bonds 72a72t.
LIVERPOOL, April 4-Noon.-Cotton excited
and advancing. Uplands on spot and ahoat
12sd; Orleans 12Sd. Sales 10000 bales. Bread
stuffs quiet. Sugar firm.
EvES1se.-Cotton closed buoyant and ad-
vanced. Sales $4,000 bales. Uplands on spot
12.a12s; to arrive 123; Orleans 12sa12S.