The New York herald., 1868-05-14
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ENGLAND.
minister Adam. Bids Farewell to Victoria.

the Court OF st. James, who resigned his position
i6me time ago, took leave of the Queen at special
audsnce to-day ~.-,
Nf. Adams proceeded from the United States
legation to Buckingham Palace shortly after noon,
wAs Admitted at once on announcement to the
yal presence and in words OF courtly routine took
aAfSof the queen.
IN. Adams LEFT London soon afterwards for the
Continent leaving Mr.. Moran in charge OF the
A3sEican 1!Ah Legation in this city,
Leefslati0n by the OppOsitiOn-Mr. Giadst0ne's
Church TemporaIities Bill.
LONDON, May 13-Evening.
The House Of Commons met in session this even
ing. The excitement on the Irish Church question
subsidized considerably among the members since the
reception of the Queens reply to the address Of the
House received yesterday.
S<After the speaker had taken the chair and in ac-
cordance with the general understanding arrived vat
in the House last night, Mr.. Gladstone moved bill
providing for the res'rainment Of the Crown and
Cabinet In the making of further appointments to
hvings in the Irish Church for specified period
The bill also provides for the suspension OF the
proceedings Of tho Church Inquiry Commission ap-
pointed last year under royal warrant which is now
hope, taking testimony as to the working, income,
congregations lands, globes. colleges schools and
other matters and property of and belonging to the
Established Church. The bill goes to author
ize the suspension of the Stanhope Commission dur
ing the same period that the Crown is restrained
from making ecclesiastical appointments.
Queen Victoria in Public-ROyalty and Charity.
LONDON, May 49, 1868.
hal mo afa an lla appaa
in public In the advancement Of a noble work Of
charity. Her Majesty in the presence of vast null
ntude of spectators, laid with imposing ceremonies
the rst stone at the st. Thomas Hospital which
is to be erected on the Thames Immediately opposite
the Houses of Parliament.
The Queen was attended by their Royal Highnesses
the Prince and Princess of Wales and other members
of the royal family and by the members Of the Min
istry and the chief ollicers of State
The antagonism existing between the tories OF
England and the democracy was officially shown in
regulating the pre- minaries even for this work. At
recent meeting Of the city Board OF Works. In discuss
ing the arrangements to be made for Her Maestys
convenience the Board decided that the barriers Of
an embankment between Westminster and Lambeth
Palace, which were TO be removed, should be tempo
Tarily re-erected on the day of the opening OF the
hospital in order to prevent the crowdng that might
otherwise take place in front OF the site of the build
Ing Mr.. Bidgood, a member rose and moved that
the f00tpath should not be disturbed removed till
after the 18th Of May, have had enough OF the
violence Of the people on some public OCCASIONS"
The motion was at once rejected, and hence the
"muittude" present to meet the Queen to-day
Municipal Sympathy with the Queen.
LONDON, May 13, 1865.
The corporation OF the city Of London to-day pre-
cnted an address to the Queen declaring their pro.
found sympathy with her Majesty for the injuries
ceived by Prince Alfred at the hands OF assassin,
and expressing their detestaton OF the attempted