, 1869-06-21
EUROPE.
Tie British Pulse Resumes It's
Wonted Regularity.
The irish Church Bill Ordered to I
Seeena Reading In the uoass
of Lords.
lsaly,is Of ths Yote on The 2etsurt.

@rena BRITAIN.
u IN nou1x oy Lozps-RAssAas or ran fakH
cHrKcH ELL 70 SECOND k1ApKd
LONDON, jane H.
In the House Of Lords, lAzt night, Lord Hsther-
ley warmly supported the 1rlah Church Dill be
saad thai ~hAteser were the aloEteoUlin9s ot
Neasa- Bright and Gladstone, want of cleafuea7
vas not one OF them Lzss Jear both. Of them
nn1olded the policy 70 be pursued. Ho regretted
the long delsy tn IN sct Of justtce, and asserted
that 1t H1a the right Of the State 10 Interfere and
requisite property for religious and ehartaole puf'
poses xheu opposed 70 1ns pnoisc good, And when |
Il could be better and uore usetullJ appro-
pr1ated. Re sid the Aeta oi =Axaoeta
clearly Intended the church to be thse
Of he nation. He draw fearful picture
Of the manner In which the policy had been eaf-
r1ct ppr, but said II had entirely failed a'saouga
seconded hy Bishops and clerW. The attempt 10
force hostile church On people WAS tne TOOL u
all the egtls In Ireland. He e1onefased the clergy
Of the present day from completely 10 shose acsa'
but the od.u1n attached and deeended to theuh
The present measdre was only one 70 esfaol1sa
new epoch IN the rella4on Of relsnd: instesd Of
runtno. TO give the church for the nrst time falr
reld and chance Of conctllaunE the peopla- he
styun4Ig defended The Justice necessity, A0n
sound policy Of tho bill lie agreed, too, Win tae
Idea advanced By sorne thai 1t would be oestcs u
devote \ part OF tho funds aeczulnE 70
education, but ~ the nation was unAob7
to aaree 70 rs use In that way then wes no COURSE
TO be pursued bat that spee4ned IN the bill Ihe
bul was fully endu1sed by the country In con-
c,uston he e1horted the nouse 70 csana conhtd-
esa31on Of the great measure, irrespective Of psz
feeling, md expressed his belief that III would
unite tn desire to aettle tho qutstion On i2it
and impartial hAatsL .-........
AZ midnight Lord Cstrns took the noof Ii op2o.
tuop to the bill. He Eaid the subject hsd been
fully exhaussed, together with the charges assinss
| the Church, II Being ~ bsdgs Of conquest " zno
a m,sz.pn thxt hAd failed. Ths as6lssa0co
equttrd TO ENFORCE the penal laws IN
/ ftland, the denial Of tho Fnls that the
yuslsh sovereign I'd tn possession Of the laWs, xnd
he fsct Of m I1tsn patla nert sitting 1t London
| Kerr greater badges OF conquest Tns Church
| p1oclaime& Christianity and ruth to IN who Hcsc
willing to receive, 70 her Miszlon WAS not failure
| With reaRrd 70 the penal 1aws, the Church ought
/ not now 70 be blamed for them. 4 hundred and
ofty Jrars ago the union Of Church and State "as
the only security for reltgious freedom and lnde-
| pendence ct thought, and II couh to1 be severed
| without shak1ng the Prutestantlsm Of the COM
tn 10 It's verT fouutations. After speaking nearly
| three hour, Lord Cairns sas dawn amidst pro-
1opged cueeltnX from the CONSERVATIVE benches
| Earl Granville replied 70 torl Cairns briefly.
l
| ment the House proceeded to dt71de on the Ques-
uou, ~Shall the bill be read The second uUe T.
The rcsvls WAS announced ~ follows: For I'D:
against, 14& Majority, -. .,...
The widest cheering ron the liberal benches
greeted the announcement, which Was taken up
bY the psstssans ID the lobb!es and crowds Of
people awaiting the result oua1de tho building.
Tue Lords Immediately sdtoplneA
An A1rEXrT TO paIvE BRIGHT FNoA TH1 CABINET.
! nuu.erx ara YnxtveH herr nf 4tfAfnp$ to dire
John Bright frpE1 the Cabinet.
nTHE nousH or COMMONS.
IoNDor, June II.
In Tie House Of Commons, lsst erent1s, = ND
uon was n1Hde to 20 Into committee on ne"
| ooetatiyc commercial Heaty wtkh France, the
! pfesen. treaty expiring before tho next session
Mr Bright opposed the proposition IN = ssfon1
speech and waa followed By Others pro a,,h eon.
At length the house dtEtded, With tho follow
ing result: For, 1ol; asainst, 1os; majority
Against, g.
RENGKEn
Tsszs1a, he Spanish Envoy Extraordinary aot
Minister Plerlpotenuasy TO- England. has resigned
rK1ss coxNENEa on THK PASSAGE OF TH1 1Ktsf
UHuRcH B111-
The 7fsks, to-day. n fts article On the rassagt
/. / Of the Htsh Church bIn to its second reading
saye: aThe bill has passed bY large majority
| md peaceful Termination Of The aesNon Is NOS
:, assuzed. The Rress triumph Is not 50 much
triumph for the Ministers as It Il tor the power
pubic opinion and the machinery Of the eotsttsu
ton. Looking back into the history Of this qoe
ton 1t Is impossible not 70 be In,
! pressed with the fact that England
sboye al things, well governed. The scandal vi
now be removed that arose tn . mistaken poac1
upheld BY tho whole people and eodured shroug
e the hngunr Of public opinion, but the mind n
I conscience OF the people vera u length Afoase
and the fabric instantly fell"
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