The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-18
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| oioNhtNS IA tiiS NaSS'
In Committee of the Whole on the state
of ireland, Mr.. Fortescue said reform in
Ireland was possible without disturbing the
system of land tenure, but held that Church
reform and frank dealing were needed.
McKeerna thought the new university
plan was Government pledge Of equality
for all religious sects.
The O'Donohue, member from Trale, said
that the disafection among the Irish was
widespread and reached all classes, paralyz-
ing trade. The Church and land troubles
were the leading causes of discomfort, but
the principal cause was the refusal of indie
pendence in legislation. The first step
should be to deprive the Irish Church estab-
lishment of its endowments and grant ten
ant leases of a not less duration than 81
years.
Hamilton charged The O'Donohuc with
being the organizer of the mock funerals
in honor of the assassins.
John Bright said the evils of absenteeism
and the injustice of the Church establish
ment were not the only evils. Tenants re-
quire proprietary rights.
Sir Stafford Northcote followed in q
lengthy speech in defense of the Govern
ment
Without taking action. the House ad-
journed.
NAPLES, March 1.-THE eruption of
Vesuyius is increasing in power and gran
deur. The volcano is throwing up vast
quantities of fire but little lava. The deton-
alton is loud and frequent.
LONDON, March l4.-Dispatches from
Rome announce that the following persons
have been made Cardinals Lucien Bona
parte, Gonzala Barrillo, Berrardi Mareno,
Boremico and Capatti. Several Bishops
were also appointed for the United States
and Canada.
VIENNA, March l4.-Dispatches from the
South announce that the Grand vizer had
returned to Constantinople from Crete.
Reports state the war between the Turks
and Cretan insurgents had ended. There
we're few Spopkotan guerrillas still operat-
ing in the mountains, but they were hardly
hundred strong and no fears were enter
taired OF any fresh outbreaks.
PARIS, March I'M. Schneider, Presi-
dents of the Corps LecislatiT, has been
made a Senator. NJ David succeeds TO the
Presidency.
NAPLES, March IA brilliant military
review took place at Riviana, Chiaga. The
italian troops were on the ground in force .
and were reviewed in the presence of crowds
Of citizens. Adm ral Farragut was presen,
and was loudly cheered.
LONDON, March lj.-The Prince of Wales
will make his expe:te visit to Ireland dur 7
ing the Easter holidays. 1t is intimated that =
he occasion will be signalized by royal
proclamation granting partial amnesty
o political offenders in Ireland.
Dispatches received last night from Abys-
inia state that General Napier was about to
end out accommodating party to take
Ashigo, in the Tigre district. The Pasha of :
Egypt showed no disposition to withdraw |
lis forces from Abyssinia, as requested by
he British Government. On the contrary,
he Egyptian encampment at Massowa had
eceived considerable reinforcemsnts from
he North.
BERLIN, March l5.-Prince Napoleon,
fter series Of fattering entertainments
iven here in his honor, has left for Paris
lis visit TO Germany has given rise to many
urmises and rumors and is extensively COM
rented by the press, but the object Of his
Mission has not been divulged. His reception =,
in Germany has been most cor y
ial.
PARIS, March lj-The American Minister, 81
eneral Dix, has returned to Paris. His b
sit to England was not OF diplomatic q,
laracter, as reported. He went to London
be present at the marriage Of his son, Mr..
harles Temple Dix.
The Corps Legislatif was engaged last
eek in the discussion Of the new law relat- q
g to the holding of public meetings, which
as introduced by the Government. An i'm
rtant and comprehensive amendment to
e till has been offered by the Liberal mem
rs. 1t proposes to remove all restrictions
)m the right of the people to meet in pub
assemblies when and where they please.
ROBERT 3. SHARP, s