The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-12
,RocurpINas or PARLIAMENT.

bin agreed upon by the. Lords can be tolerated
by the country" -: - - {. q
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT
LosDos, July -Midnight.-ln the House o1
Lords to night, the Irish Church bill came up
for report from the committee.
On motion Of Lord Csirnes, the date "Msy /,
1S71,n WAS substituted for MAY i, 1872.
throughout the bill.
Lord Redesdsle moved an amendment thai
representatives of the Irish Church and Cathol.
10 Synod, m cases { vacant bishoprics, nomi.
nate three persons for the Crown to select
from, and that the Crown be empowered to
summon one archbishop and three bishops
from each church to sit in Parliament.
The Earl of Granville protested on the part
Of Catholics against the amendment, which he
declared was utterly inadmlssable, and it was
withdrawn. -!
The MARQUIS = of .Clsnricsrde moved fhGt
clause 70, giving power 20 convey s6dditto'hqaa 6 %
land to the Church body be restored to it's ori-
ginal form. He Aid the 6lAnhe, as now amend
cd, revived Rwtestans aseendancy iniths mo4
hateful fofnr. Etsihs glebe lands to the Church
bedy, but refusins them 70 Catholics and Pres
byterians. 1t was oeftam the government and
Coma,ous would never sanction the amended
clause. gla.
The Marquis Of Salisbury replied that in
moving the amendment he contemplated sini-
lar gran.sEto Catholics and Pteshytefians. 20,
ccrding to Mr. RriRh,'s original proposal, which
Nr. Gladstone had endorsed; but he thousht
tho retention Of thGr own globes by the Irlsh
Church was not unfair. -. ~,
After further discussion Bari Dsnbgh an
nounoed that the Cssholics had decided not 10
accept elebe lands or residences. -. 49,
The motion to restore clause IS was lost-D
bs1. -
The amendment embracing the proposal OF
Earl Granville 10 paw half million sterling IN
money, instead Of handing over private endow-
ments created before 1850. was agreed to. The
report Of the bill was then received. ~
Earl cluncarty gave notice that when the bin
comes up for third reading he win move it's
postponement FOR three months. - '''
Brov Ar THE LORDS.
The following letter has been circulated pri-
rately among known "Progressives:' -.
"Sir-In view of the probable failure OF the
Irish Church bill, through the opposition OF
the House Of Lords to the government the
Commons and the country, you are requested
to inform the Secretary Of the Reform League
whether You are willing that your name shall
be used, in the event Of ths defeat Of that mea-
sure, to sign pubic call for mass meetings to
consider the best constitutional method sf get
ting rid Of this obstruction to legisttion,
based upon the expressed will Of the people"
,.. TIE cs1s1s Is YRAsn. q :.
NEW Yokx, July "a special to the Herald,
dated Paris, July 8. says the political commo-
kon in France continues. The Emperor has
decided TO give way to the Chambers, and
dhange hissystem OF government. tsHe meets
With great difficulties in his efforts TO com.
plete the new combination, bat the grand
event is expected in the course OF week. The
new ministry will emerge from the .sceutHe
Gauche" party, between the Radical minority
and the adhereuts Of the Empire. The MEM
'bers Of the .sCeatre daushe" party are Tor the
Empire, but insist upon tha estabf sbment OF q
responsible ministry or Parliamentary Govern
naent, the same ss EXISTS in England.
The Peuple Francsis, Gays the Deputies in
the Corps Legislatit who are now signing an
interpolation for political reforms, are men,
bers Of the Tiers Parti and friends Of the gov
eminent. They do not want the Emperor to
renounoe his right OF initiative, but ssk him
20 allow the Chamber to share it, We believe
the Emperor is not disposed to reject their
demand. The situation is not disquieting.
While one side IL not disposed to make exsg-
eerated clsims, the other is equally resolved
TO make exaggerated resistance, The crisis
will dete:m1n in Q compromise, which will
satisfy public opinion.
T. Minister Rouher, in his reply yesterday to N.
Fayre, admitted that a ministerial crisis vas
spoken Of. but the great question OF changes
which viii powerfully affect institutions and 30
ciety in the future. was bound up with the ques-
tion Of the barrier which must be raised against
revolution. We, know not whsn or by whom
the agreement will be achieved, but We do
know on what vital force the Chamber will rely
to preserve society.
RESTORATION OF THE MINISTRY.
PARIS, July 9.-The evening journals an
nounce the resignation OF the ministers. 1t is
believed Rouher has been commissioned to
form q new Cabinet. which will include Tour
members Of the Tiers Parti. manifesto from
the Emperor is looked for.
NEWS FROM HASHLNGTOM
WASHINGTON July 1O.-The Conservatives Of
Mississippi and Texas are not hopeless Of fsecar-
ing an earlier election day than that ordered
at the Cabinet meeting We esterdaY. and which