, 1869-07-24
N1N6
Peace Declared BetHeen Tie
British Lords and Com
MOHS.
The Lords Compromise in the
Irish Church Matter
Adopted.
Terrible Loss OF Life by the Late
CollieEy Explosion.
More Conspiraoies Discovered id
Spain.
Efcnt IkrItnfb.

L.Hpok, Juls %.
Tie con1ptontKe Of the Iaah tHute' VI. "se
tic rtsun Of ftEr on the part " iae fetts' .. 80
coutc1acucc threatened bE e71.'sl3a OF the ~"
houses Of Parliament. l.1Is evening fac Aol5
Itr,,s held i 1asrc urrtlu2 At prvaso se*l1en:c'
and resolved to repud.s:r this Maflals o. rams
fn,, nj IL MT lite selves under the head Of Loftl
<,nr.. TIE 1aft.r na* authunze1 10 mike pc1ee
pt]r the M!uls!fy, A:I express thc Willingness d!
HE ftfrt "a Yield. T0-1lay 140El CaFha sought an
1p.c:,Icw witt Eas! G.acrl.!c AMI gave III the
subns.AIon Of tic ltcre, ~hcrcupou the Caa!a2i
aR,crd IL the compromise announced to.nlIht-
The rrusnp, a,l 1uad expression Of p'7u'aE laiis-
uai.cn terrified the Lords, and titus las been
Postponed tor while thu tEscatrntd agitation.
the LuEps' rsoru-iTloS BEFORE THE COMMONS,
I.rspoS, July %,
There YES c 1g.i attendance OF tnc'nocrs aEd
Srcctators IN the Iiuasc uf Euuiunis tAis 1tth-
Iug, Nlrn Air. GlAh-tonc Tu.e 10 speak he WAS
greeted with grcat cheering. Guhcf hcaFJ
srE.c If responsibility, bus wlta profound Satss-
tart,o:,, III. moved ulat The llo3sr agree 10 the
at1,tudmcuts inserted Yesterday, without c1cc7.
;1Gn uf yracrt at1uEl lie clltI attention 10
the exetxtun fru11 the preamble OF the
wnrls epcc!fyiEg the appropriation OF suF1ips,
hut AZ tho point IVES hc:tcr INDICATED IN tnc I'LL
he thought II would Lc intl't!oIs and unptcessas5
~ 1euuite theoretical ami abstract declaration
in the rrc4ntIe. The. reInseEtlon OF the date of
ls7l v al uot Lakeu sict1tJ, tat As IA lndlc.-
ten Ut the Joint and HARMONIOUS WoIEtnG Of tue
ntuse- lie reviewed the u;htr auIeadnents
which haL 1att with some objections, and s1ld Inc
sub.iancc Of the goserutnens proposals. had TO-
tuu,pet yirtuaI.y unAlterel. lie asked the uoase
10 discard every word tAat had been uttered tend
4.X to cmb1'icr tho question: ono ne
apuloglzei for Hny warmth Of feeling
zna, ho might have shown lie COZ
graduated the HOUSE on tic satisfactory
settlement which has trcn arrived OF, and Praised
thc un.ItI,y 4nd moderation With which the de-
ta,cs haa t.,eu Conducted " Eati Granville aud
LArd CuIlnA, and be hoped the dls.statliahed
church would develop the Errat career marked
ont for Aef, and hc Hapea tHat '~o hodl" fIeeo
LeY In her bcw cXfctI.
S,r Isoundell Palmer member for Richmond, ai-
proved tAe course which had bccr taken. II
WIS honorable and futr 10 both sldtH.
TIE point ugreed Epon wsa one which
al must accept In case Of Al ADVERSE
dec.aon, VIZ nt.t how 10 the superior 1ofce OF
1l.usr WIG con:1o, events and whra that time has
CONF, 1t 1s 1oy TO nut see aud noxledgc tne
tuct lie 1hul.ht the compromise was auostan'
t,al,y g conccseiou to tue Church. and concluded
VIII Il compliment to Sir, Gladstone on the toue
aGd temper Of the DEBATE.
js,Ehi Hot. Ar. D1s1aclt sLa that when Inc dlI-
ference between the Auusen NAY only mattef OF
d.tail tie ielt that delay IN the settlement was
only doubtful adEantagc1 and might re-
Siderable kind. The compromise was not IN
unconditional surrcnd1. The most essential
noi1ta in the amendments had been assehted TO-
aud he thoughs that the House and country would
deem The compromise fair A!ad Just. lie Hoped
u.at the present would b. tile last occas!ou " hen
tuical circumstances would DC dealt wlsh bs
abstract principles We had been on the eve Of
ccl!,s,on oecasoueh by misunderstanding be-
tween the two houses, 1T Time when each had
nd H. in "a Il ND6ttASluG
oI the confidence and satisfaction Of the county
SureIs nu would nau will satissactlon4 And ratH5
with p1fnaurc the settlement arrived I'll. WHICH
WINS satisfactory and statcsnaallGe,
AIter tie conclusion Vi tiArAsi speech tile ar
rnnremcnts we're agreed to without division.
JLe result wu5 received With great cheering.
TIE TOTAL 7r1.EGHAIn BILL
LYNDON, Ju5 u
t,pc td The provisions OF the Telegraph b5;l now
1ssurt Parliament binds the Post ONCE Depart
mcut to collect and distribute messages by the
submarine caLlcs.
TILE CvLl1EAY EXHIBITION.
IiyENrDOt- Jnly q.
Tho loss @! life hr the explosion Ut tho ST uclc
IT,: cu,er., yesterday. Is greater thau WIS at ntsf
rtEprtel Fit, flight dead boa1ea have bccn taEcr
frunl tie pit,
France.
sEh7tlEh7s OF TIE M" PRESIDENT or TIL
CUGhElI-
PARIS. July p.
JIG Cnaetelonp l.an'a,. on h!a installation a.
J1ckHltut Of the Council. declared for liberty o
fret eli, because Independence WAS associated per
i.c,I, With devotion to the Emperor.
tl,ist " 4 srilT IN 7nE LlDEHAt fANTy.
rA1ls. Jul5 p.
TlIc .Hntifrur OF tu-tlay Rays the party of th'
1ttt nlrn,ly rcycalA grf,ns uf tsIsi0n, autaEonsa
MID rtyulry between Its mcrNers. faroring parIt1
..- . ti.,t.,
>Entn.
CuftrfHAulEa pier6yEnRn,
MApnIp, 1uly u.
TGr trarfn,a End other UtI1rcrn Of tflr nruJ re
.Yu,I, nrrC,,~tt fur tn1lcntns ,nsurrecilUn hay.
1tt.n .1r.l to the tuihlry Islands An"fhts con
tr,,ae, ilpt ,crH uncovered uni tEu4!rat.d. II
<htrtt ~uA thr assassination Vi auuHs III" newly
Il: ro,nl,,l minister "f .1n"1lrr.
Ntsi4rEt t1rEtr~.
O. urral SlcA1rs, American Ntnls;cr, has If
tn..-
1sr1EtHfn.
j. lu.~sLIl. rJsE- IHEaESTEn
ls, .trt., Lu:y Y.
Henry sanford, lilr srlirlug American Minister
,cAttrla, EGh MI au'''rncr " .lrnse, ai'd MT
Jutw., fhr nrw Mlnlxtcr, presented IL rrts1ciI
1ils.
Turkey.
lin rrI7AH NEgr.E- TO FEE TiEE v1CEnof u
EaAIT.
t.uHHr AkTlkurIE. July H.
TIE tullam laH ErtArh 10 rrc thr f1ecFpJ 4
Egypt. ........
Eaurc.a,s 1at,!,A aIltl lila .cal PachA hasd trr
njln,s,Iset inr1hetr M tls tirA1ri cpn'''tl, nf'
A,u,tui,n II 1ntInicF af Thu Council! ns Nt'aAItfh
MISSOURI