The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-01
EUROPE.
By THE ATLANTIC CABLE,
The Irish Church Questi0n-EeWs
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LIvERpooL, June 3O.-Ex. Minister
Adams sailed in the China on Satur-
day. 81
LONDON, June 30.-The Fourth Of
July is to be celebrated at Weisbaden.
The excitement at Belgrade is un-
abated. The murderers of Prince
Michael have been convicted, but
have not yet been executed. The
Police Captain has been murdered.
LONDON, June 30-Midnight.-In
the House of Lords, to night, the
Scotch Reform Bill was agreed to in
committee. The Irish Reform Bill
was passed at It's second reading.
LONDON, June 30.-Debate on the
Irish Church Appointment Susp5n-
sion Bill was continued In the House
of Lords last night Public interest
l. undiminished, and the crowd on
the floor and in the galleries even
greater than on the two previous
nights Il was generally expected. a
division would dtake place. During the.
sitting the Prince of Wales and. Prince
Alfred were present.
The Duke Of Argyle spoke in sup
port of the bill, urging its immediate
passage. He said it was to be regret
ted that the Royal Commission on
the Irish Church had as yet made no
renOrt. as he was sure among their
recommendation would be found one
for the reduction of the number of
APPOINTMENTS in the Irish Church.
The rejection or suspension of the bill
would be a pecuniary loss. The meas
ure was one to conciliate not the Fe
mans but the people of ireland. The
Irish Church Establishment was a
relic of an ancient wrong, and its abo-
lition would heal the wounds Of Ire
land.
He concluded by maintaining that
the issue was one Of policy not OF
The Bishop of Oxford said this
measure would not pacify the Irish
people, who wanted nothing less than
separation from England.
Earl Russell said the Irish Church
had failed to accomplish the objects
of its existence. The qualities OF the
terms made at the union of England
and Ireland had never been kept.
He DEPRECATED the policy pursued on
this question by the ministry, and
ended with an eloquent appeal to the
generosity of the government. declar
ing if the affections of the people
were secured, the Crown would lose
nothing.
Lord Cairns complimeuted the
House for good temper shown in this
debate. He received the course of
trainers of the bill, and spoke strongly
of the injustice done to the clergy.
He disputed the assertion that this
was merely measure of policy.
At 3 clock in the morning di-
vision took place, and the suspensoTy
bill was rejected as follows Tor the
hill. 81; against 81, "A majerity Of 8
The announcement of the result was
received with cheers by the Tory
Lords.
FRANCE. ~
PARIS, June 30.-During the de-
bate on the Budget in the Corps Leg
islatiff, the Speaker of the opposition
complained Of profuse expenditures
in consequence of maintaining the
French Expeditionary Corps il Italy.
This they declared to be unnecessary,
for the Italia Government was will
ing and able to check any attempt to
disturb the present state OF peace or
to compromise her foreign relations.
ITALY.
ROME, June 30.-The bull has be b
issued by the Pope, summoning -
General Council OF the Church, to
meet in the Vatican on the 9Th of De-
cember, 1869. The bull prescribes
that all persons required to attend the
Council must appear either IN person
or by proxy.
AUSTRIA.
BERLIN, June 30.-Bavaria has rat
flied the treaty with the United
States for the. protection of natural
lied citizens.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, June 3O.-The South
America mail steamer has arrived
from Rio Janerio, with adVices to
June 9th.
Adviees from Paraguyan sources
state that the war is languishiHg, the
allies having made no hostile move
ment since their repulse in the Grau
/ Ch9co. 1t is reported in Paraguay,
that the Congress of the Argentine
1 Confederation would impeach Gen
eral Mitre for making the alliance
with Brazil. The peace party in the
/ Confederation was in the ascenden-
cy, and the election of Uragaiza was
considered certain.
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