The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21

: 70 10 Darlington. Howe replied, "l've just
i been dreaming Of Darlington am ready to
20 with you.n Il is thought that there is aufs-
cient evidence to hang both negroes
EUROPE.
TRANounLITY OF PARls-sRNTKHcE OF LIE RAP
PEI PuBLIsHERs AID PRNTEas-RIoT AT sT.
EIIENNE. '.---
PARIS, June 1S.-The city is entirely tram
quill; there areno fears Of further disorder.
A collision occurred yesterday at st. Eienne
between coal miners and national troops. The
miners attempted to, rescue some prisoners
held by the military. Firearms we're used on
both sides. The noters were dispersed after
seven were billed and many injured Five
soldiers we're badly wounded At last accounts
order was restored. r.-.
PARIS, June IA crowd Of people followed
s the funeral Of the rioters killed in the recent
tumults. v5t,ss.t' =, ts-':--ar r:
) Eight hundred Of the rioters recently arrest
: cd have been discharged and two hundred held.
SPAIN A1N-ANYI-MaN:pENs1ER MEHrMas--eENEs-
Al PRm AID THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MADRID, June 1s.-Great meetings have
been held in valadolid aud Seville to pro-
test against the presence Of Montpenser in
Sspain. =. . - r;,
Irths corsss, Pfrm declared that all officers
\ Who refused, 10 take the oath TO obey the con-
J stitution would have their names struck from
the falof tie army. .sagosts, Minister Of the
Interior, said now that the constitution and
: regency bad beep Adopted, the shouting OF Be
publican cries in the streets would beA legal
ofsncsi end would be prohibited. THIS deda-
ration produced Q great sensation in the
Chamber.
Marshal serrsuo win take the oath Of Of
Zoe as Regent ON Friday. Trouble Is appre-
hended. .sa1&Av - - = ---'..s
, MADRID, June 19.-serrano took the regency
ossh, amid, load uvas. The following ia his
Cabinet Prim, Munster OF Wax, and President
selreda, Minister ofStase; Herrera. Mip''ter
Of Grace and Justice. ;';;'i t-i-''' = - :.
s1M m1sHolusoH BHa MTHE HOUSE OF LORDS
CONTINUATION OF TIE DEBATE.
7 LONDON, June 1a.-In The House of Lords,
: last night, he'deoate on the Irish Church bill
was continued after the cloee Of the cable re-
port. '.,.' - -. : :; ~, =; -.7i
J Earl Kimberly defended the principle and de-
tails Of the bill. he believed concurrent en-
dowment inexpedient and impoesible. Total
disestsblishmeni and abandonment were the
only measures which could remove the
grievances complained Of. The opposition con-
tended that the land question, not the church,
was the real grievance. It was unfair to re-
fuse to remove one grievances, because another
existed which night hereafter be legislated
upon.
, The Bishop Of Ripon opposed the whole bill.
, The Duke OF Cleveland supported the bill, ii
the amendments could be made.
Lord Redsdale opposed the bill, especially
the clause derriving Irish bishops Of their seats
, in the House OF Lords. Rather than reject
thems the Episcopal bench would consent to
vadmit Romish prelates to seat with them.
The Duke Of Devonshire favored the bill.
The Marquis of Salisbury took the floor, and
said while he intended to vote for the second
reading Of the bill, he did not wish to commit
himself to all the details Of the measure. he
strongly objected to the position and attitude
? OF the House OF Lords with respect to the ma
. tion, and deemed the assertion that the Lords
in asserting 10 the will Of the nation expressed
, subordination to the Commons -. taise. If
that we're exact it wonld Gbe better for the
House Of Lords to disappeay as . co ordinate
branch OF the government. =
+. The object Of the ;cond House was to sup
ply omissions and drectify defects Of the first.
In many cases The House of Commons only
represented the nstionin theory. In the ma
!. ioity of.cases the Hoase of. Lords mpst decide
I for theRfe,7es, but twheh me House OF Com
Ymens and ,tbs1nahep agreed p9 ssiysn.peipt
the functions Of the House OF Lords passed
axsyx and responsible ds7elved on shenation
md oonnom9 MsandikhtafsHls @accepsi big
decision 4ithant .ahpe9st stion. ef dusy.a ppppsi:
don to the decided opinion Of the natipn'voaia
only yasIsT ths :frsy liable f1sap. add CREATE
perisd Gefs SsstaTbance4 and: diseontent He
thought the biIlsunder discussion illibersl aud
INJURIOUS BE did not believe amendments
would be consemptuousIy disregarded by the
7 House OF Commons % had been intimated.
Il yskthought governments, with q large ma
joriry, gave prospect Of uninterrupted snceess,
but the nation would soon turn sainst min
lister displaying domineering spirit, Admit
ting any amount of arrogance In Gladstone,
the House Of Commons might consider its own
present positlon involved If the bull be re-
,eeted. Nothing esHa be more fatal than such
n po,lc,. rhe contest would then be carried
. On under Disadvantage and the House Of Lords
uonld finally have to giSe wey.
-'Tmsr co,cnssser ana -sne' Bishops o. rua1mn,'
, Kallaly and Achousy :opP0sed the bin, and
Esrls stsnhope and Mel Son proposed slight
amendments, and supportea them briefly.
, LONDON, June 1s.-rhe e1eltement over The
debate IN the House OF Lords increases' The
House is crowded tonight. az
|. Earl Russell said that many INDUSTRIOUS
statesmen, animated By feelings OF justice and
>eeneroslty TO Ielsnda, had endeavofsd TO set
lie this Church question, bds e6er efosts were
vain. s-c:-----::-,:9-
The fact that but small proportion OF tne
neople of Ireland belonged to the; Church
established the justice and necessity OF dealing
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