New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

MUNICH, Nav 26.-Ihe treaty Tor the mutual pro-
lection Of naturalized citizens which the American
Minister Mr. Bancroft, has been negotiating with
the Bayarim Cabinet, has been signed
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GREAT BRITAIN.
EXECUTION OF BARRETT.
LoNDoN May 20-Miclael Barrett, alias Jackson
the Fenlap who was convicted Of causing the Clerk
enweU explosion in December last, whereby score
of people lost their lives suffered the extreme pen
atty OF the law, at Newgate, between the hours Of
and II this forenoon.
COMMISSION ON NATURALIZATION.
The Commission appointed by resolution Of Parlia-
ment 10 investigate and report the condition OF the
laws of England bearing on the subject OF natUIaiiza-
ton aud The rights of expatrated subjects has been
formed and is composed of the following members
Lord Clarendon, President; Mr. Charles Abbott Sec
retary. and Messrs. KaTSake Phlimore Forster, and
Harcourt
TIE ABYssINIAN EXPEDITION.
Parliament is waiting for further dispatches from
the Abyssnan expedition. and action on the vote Of
thanks to Gen. Napier. proposed by Mr.. Dsrae, Is
consequently deferred
EPSON SUMMER MEETING.
The Epsom Summer race meeting commenced to-
lay with a numerous attendance and excellent run
ming The first race was the WO0dcOte stakes OF 10
sovereigns each with 200 sovereigns added for two
wears Old colts TO carry l23 pounds and fllies 119
pounds tlee-Quarters Of mile &c subscribers. The
race was won by Mr.. Merry's b. c. BeLadrum, by
Stoc,wcl ont of Catharine Hays. 1t was the French
Derby which was won on Sunday by NJ. A. Schck-
lers Dr. C. Suzerain and not the Grand Prize of Paris
which race will DO run on Sunday next, May 81.
The Rous Stakes, freel handicap of 20 sOyereigns
each with 200 added for three years old and upward
was won by Mr.. Bevlls b. King Victor, by Fazzo-
letto out OF Blue Bell four years old. The betting
was to on the field, against King Victor just be-
fore the start
VOTE OF WANT OF CONFIDENCE IN MINISTER'S.
On the 10Th of May. in the House of Com
mons hr SERGEANT Armstrong gave notice that on Mon
day. ty 25h inst on the motion for going into supply
ne C MON 81 tis House te poston Of Her NIaesty's
Ministers Is opposed 10 the principle Of representative
Government Subyersiye Of constitutional administration,
and incompatible with the character and dignity OF Par
Sir Adams had an audience Of the Queen on the 18th
Of May and took leave Of Her Majesty. On the same
evening pr Adams left for Paris, the Embassy being IN
THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
In the House Of Commons on the 14th OF May, Mr..
Ciadt,ne brou pt in his prOposed SuspensOry biz Which
read The first time, and fixed for second reading on
an early day. In explanation OF its provisions Mr. Glad
stone sid The b rst OF all provides for the stoppage
OF any appointments in the Church IN Ireland Sec
"Reminiscences in Ireland except so far as regards the
necessary and current purposes for which the Commis
exists It restrains them from all serious outlay OF
money. aud al arrangements which would unnecessarily
comprate the future Ihe bl! contains no provisions
whatever touching the coronation Oath OF the act OF
Union nor docs 1t appear TO me TO be necessary OF
Whether 1t would be necessary IN more permanent
legislation. in final legislation on thls
the act u Uulon Is another matter but do not think
there anything IN ths act which either states that Par
adopted OF declares any that the Established
Chuich in Ireland should to be an Established
is not declared by tins bill Therefore do not think
that tro any question o. the act OF Inion in tho no.
during vlch the bill will be in operation stated before
fhe neEo6s OF procedure 10 he adopted wh regard TO
those Offices not 20 he filed Up, they substantially de-
sCbci and provided already IN the Irish Church Tenn
poraues act Of 1888. The then taken with
Tcsnoct 70 the blshOprics proposed by Lord Derby
20 De abolished are tine measures which will
f9r the purpose Hear, hcarl With
regard 20 henefees the only difference il has been
ton Tha BIZ OF 1893, contemplating only parishes in
which mere was but a very limited number OF frotest,
huts, provided l0r only small remuneration TO tne
clergyman who might be appointed This bin provides
is be had the nature extent Of duties to De
discl2Teed. Hear, hearl In reply 10 the honorable
Cies obe dealt with, have only TO say that the
rangrincnts viii be precisely the same as they were
II tn honorable gentleman refers TO the clauses
az @ aSa Se6eeas to be bsshSPsss sPsendea be
will fad that the framework of legislation is
ALREADY action, and only requires TO be extended in
order TO meet the with which we have 10 deal.
There subsidiary IN respect OF minor offices
in the Church in Ireland-iay oces OF minor character
Persons taking such Offices are 70 take them subject 70
the pleasure Of Parliament think nave now described
the provisions OF tho bill Ii decline TO enter into
neuis on those provisions present 1t s because think
1 am consulting the convenience OF the House by so
doing as believe the honorable members VIII be better
the bill wher 10 Is in their hands than they
can be now before IL is laid on the table iCheersl
On the same day the ArehbsLOps and Bishops OF the
Irish Church had an audience Of the Queen to present
memorial on tie subject.
The Archbishop Of Arma gh read memorial which had
been adopted by the Irish Episcopal Bench unanimously
stated that the prelates felt 10 be their duty, IN the
present crisis OF the Churehs history, approach Her
Majesty and point out the dangers which they appfe
hended II attacks which had recently been made upon
priucipc II the union Of Church and state
eessu and sanctioned They were convinced OF the at
tachncnt OF Her Majesty 70 the great principles which
bad placed her family on the throne, and prayed that
those principles might be maintained and the uuiOn be
tween Church and State in England and Ireland pre-
served.
thauk YOU for your loyal ana dutful address trust
that the blessings which you invoke for myself and my
fay nay be yOuchsfed 10 tic adyanta &c Of the Church
and kugdOm In compliance with the prayer Of ad-
dress the House OF Lords, have issued commits
.ou 10 u1tre the state OF the Church in ireland.
and will not doubt that my Parliament when fully
formed through the lah0rs O this commission. win adopt
such ura shah be ~ once Just and conducive TO
the maintenance OF true religion among my people,
FRANCE