, 1869-03-03

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GLADSTONE ufanDucn TEE ELL 70 plsr9fAB-
L1sH Tus 11lAR oHoncH,
..-... Losnoa, March 4.
In tho House of Commons, last evening. Mf.
Glafsi0pe moTea for Leave to in.rnd2co the bill |
10 dlsestAblish tie 1Eiah Church. "a suxke gro |
yislor8 fot ltas tsmportlItles, and to diseudow
the hnyal co1lexo Of et- PAutek Of Asynoolh.
As. Glsdhtore followed up the Eottun with
spet eh In dcftnce md explanation Of tho pro-
slsiots OF the bnt. Afaef enmuaenhnY On this
gravity and impor;aucs o! tbs tax, he sAld fe
VIZ ava'e Of The necessity Of riv,nx historical
And political ftas ous for proposing snch coassl'u
1iocsl ctatte-feAst n which would thow ihe
2oouay Of tbs p1ceent position and the conscious
neas IN Parliament Of tts d,f5cul;lea OF
such position. Thu unuae 1t uInea t8d been iu-
duced TO HRste the property Of the hlsh Church,
10 that it, magnttuoe might NOT shock 1he public
nlrd- il bad BON xcctssafy I, t!nea 10 support
the tfcerdeney Of this Church by enactment Of
penal lAwa. II this ateendAueY waa maintained,
bitter feelings On the part Of the Irish pnop.e
would ncver eeste. AdycEttnK 10 prrstoau action
On this teainfe, Il raid II had resulied II rnskltg
the Gor1t and country UNANIMOUS Tor discatab-
Iishmcut- &c would not d~e1. upon tho arfu-
nerts which tsd been put forward ssainst Il,
but hu dtn,ed that his co11se vas AdTttse to the
wrfars Of religion md the lnttrt IL Of Protestant
Ism. He densd that It contemplated the INVASION
OF the tkhts Of the property. arguing tnAt PsrltA-
mc1s, which bad ths right to c1eAte eorpor41ons,
lad IN equal H2ht 10 exttpgulsh them. Ue tc-
frrred to Tho objections to Acknowledgement,
which were based upbu the act Of union. and an
twtsed them BY maintaining that the 1uh
Churtb n Il preteat constituted, defeated tas Ia
tent ol that act, and prevented suy real un!on hc-
tween the people Of England aud Ile snd. TIC
only Means Of tstablIshinR that ua'on wsre rcug.
ious 1lbt fty and cavil equality. The bill would
be conclusive. shutting cut all cor'torefry, but
earr3snR with 1t NO penalty Of pain. He pre-.
ceeded TO e1platn that the hill IL Intended 10
20 iEto tf1ect on and aftr tho lat dAy Of Jannry,
1871. As soop ~ Il tA4 received Tho toJat a,,ent
commipsten will be sppoirted for ! parted or
tn ytais 10 guard the psopsisy Of tne Church aud
10 prevent The creation Of any now intefests- All
tctlesIsste&l appoInsmcnts for Ireand, here af,or
arc 10 he made Without freehold. No M 1ney Ia to
bc employed for permanent pufpoFst. Theso pro-
Tls!cns sto to take Tho place Ct the tnspersory
n7eas ures PAIRED last yrAr. 1t Il Assumcd that tho
elt1RY snd pr opte uayt cart 10 hare Other reg1ua
organ'Eations for shore which they w,re about
| 10 give up. In sush cast The 4neon, IN council,
| would ToeoRn'1e tbs powlY eonstltuted rslistou
bodies. bat not ereate them. Tho result would
bo the abolition Of & clio sllfitAl courts m ju&is.
| dicInp and ol the rights OF bishops 10 thu r4tf-
sRe. All ecclesiastical co,potaunns would be oil.
solved. and then tho disentabllshmout OF tho
Itiph Church won1t bs complete. rrovislon IL
|
| tet: ali pr}yhto qndpWmsnta 10 Etmsin Intact.
| TIC Church Ia to b handed over 10 tooncii gos
| rcligtf a. p15potcs Giants aso proposed for th1
support Of tic Ut. Patrick and elortn other casne
dtais, theso stfactufss bsng rrFAsdcl u
national property. Chnrehca No longor 70,
| qntrrd aso 70 b. handed orst 10 thn
board Of Poblsc Wcsts, for the bcucn,
Of fund. II d tho bnra grounds arc 10 ho plAe, d
untt,r the charge Of Tho guardians OF tho poor
The PrettJ,tt!An Clergy a:o to receive annuttiel
IT iitu Of the fs9u,n donum, and Tho NouIs
Catholic Coliegr It Msynooth, and The frtsbytt
r!sn Colleges. svn to bo granted capitalized snm
Of money. Furthor !egttlat,on II to b hst Il
reGa.d 10 Triui College, A iithc tent will b
| Of. red 10 land oTncfB 1t twenty-five aud hal
,,a,.' purctstc. Church .aases a.c 10 be fod
Il n,ntA lav1nR the 1fs1 option. Tho eap,lal!z:
,aur Of the Cturth properly Ia esca.ted a
EIB,. ,tu0, Of which Es,U0o.G0o IL TO be Appfc
pssA.sd TO oeonpsrss!!',p. md tbs :. mAtaaer, I
the worda Of the preamble to tnr bill, IL 10
employed lor the Advantage Of the lriAh pcoplt
| TOT {cr tho purpotes Of any Church or clA,s, nc
the teaching Of religion. bui for relief In ca.ea
unavoidable calamity OF snae'iuR willis Al ii
baE,e tme II bo.b Lot ca1 tel the obttrxt,1ns II,
upon properly fer tic relief Of tho poor. Gran
= arc also made to p1trido for the care Of aansue
for the trailing Of cursef. AID for tho support
coatiJ tnh1tu&ttcs
!. Mr. Gladstone proeosdcd Ut considerable lenzt
: 10 u.Ye upon the Uonsc the great teeults Whle
: xe1c to be expected from tho passage OF th
neasnre. IN The 1arquti.tJ Of ireland asd Il
j. greater nIton. steusitJ ard power Of the empit
il Mr. Disraell followed and spoke bFlcny. I
Z said he regarded the policy Of the roEe.ument
: | regard 10 the Irish Church Al politically wfon
:. | and The BILL AZ IN act Of enrnieaton; that 4
government had no right to bring tho matter
v fore the HOUSE for full discussion. and he won
i not oppose the iEtrot uct1op Of the ILL., Tne II
Il tlon WAS made bY Mr.. Gad.tono aud agreed
r The bill vas Introduce and read n1st ltue !,
- March 1sth appointed for tho second readit
Tho Honse then adjourned.
:, FAtat COMMENTS OF TEE HILL
y The Tun<s to.day saJs tho scheme for ahs
Z establishment Ct tho 1rish Church proposed
81 Ar. Gladstone fal.ty aeeompitnes the task. =
T. the government deserves the support Of Parl
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Il Ius WAR N CENTRAL Asia.
se Box1Ay. March !. vla LohDon. March 4
II News Is received here from Central Asts 4
~ the ron Of ito detb.oned Amer, OF CAbool,
gained possession Of two cities Ia Tutkeat
" near the cabool border, 1s.d HAhuan, fha Eli
t. has gone to JON him. 1t IL also reported thti
to fat1taot In E, hat town, in Cabool, tWensy
Ii miles from PerhAwc, has hs eu surprised BY
ityre. a1o that the British 1oss is shree hurd
At men KILLED, wounded and missing.