, 1869-06-20
The British Pulse Resumes its
Wonted Regularity.
The rrlsb Church Bill Ordered to a
Second Reading In the House
Of Lords.
Analysis Of 1he Tote oa The atasnrt.
N1nr.l1tit Scrrnno fnAuEuratcl
Kegent 6f Spain.
I<t Of Members Of the XeH Spanish Cabinet



In TIE uoCsE OF 1oRps-rAsa4ss or The IRISH
cHClu BILL TO / SECOND AkAplx0
Loxpox, June IL.
In the House Of Lor1s, last night, Lord HAthe.- |
ley warmly supported the Irish Church b{l1. He t
sid THAI whatever were the shortcomings ot |
Acssr1 Bright md Gladstone, want Of cleA1naas |
Wis not one Of them Last year 10th Of then |
nnfo!dcd the policy to be pursued. He regretted /
tic long delay III an act Of 13stlce and asserted
that ii was the right Of the State to interfere aud
regulate property for religious a1l chAstaole pur
poses when opposed 10 tie public good, and when |
II eon!i lie Letter and more usefu1ly appru- |
rrt21ed lie said the atts Ut Elizabeth
clearly Intended tic Church to tie that
G: the u4lon. lie drew fearful picture |
Of the manner In which the policy hati been cat
r1td out, but said 1t had entirely 3aued although
seconded ny hlEhops and clergy. The attempt 10
force hostile church on people was the root Of
all the evils In Ireland He c1ouetated the clergy
O! the preseu, day from completely IN those aesA
ont the oA1pm artached and decended 10 them
The present measure was only one to es:aoltsn
new epoch In the religion Of Ireland; Instead OF
running, to give tho church for the 11at time taE
Held and chance Of cnndl!attng the people. He
strongly defended the justice, necessity, and
sound policy Of the bill lie agreed, TOO with the
idea Advanced By some that It would be better 10
derote \ part OF the funds aecxutng 70
cdueat1on, hut as the nstion was unable
to agree its nse In that Way there was nc course
to be pursued but that Rpeca1eA In the bill The
lull WIZ funy endorsed b. tho country. In co.,
c1nston he cxho.ted the House to calm copsid-
Grafton Of the great eatusc, irrespective Of paztJ
feeling, and expressed Lis belief that iii would
unite In = deslrc to settic the question On fatz
aud impartial basis
At midnight Lord Cairns took the roor in oppo-
a.uon to the bill. He said the subject had been
fully exhausted Together with tbs charges against
the Church, As being 4 badge Of couqness and
mission that had JAILED. The assEt2nca
eIui1ed 10 enforce the penal lAwa tn
Ireland, the denlM OF The ruls that the
English sovereign r. In possession Of rhe lAws and
he fact 0! an Irish Parliament sitting at London
were greater badges Of conquest The Church
proclulmed Christianity and Truth to Al who we're
willing toreeeive, 20 her mission wAs not failure.
With rrgnEd 10 the penal laws, the Church ought
not now to te blamed for them. hundred and
t1,y years Ego tue union OF Church and State Eas
the ualg security for rcligtous freedom and .nde-
pendence Of thought, and 1t could not he severed
without Ahattng the Professionalism Of the couo-
IT 10 It's very foundations, After speaking nearly
three hou1s, Lord Cairns sal dawn amidst pro-
lonecd cheering from the Conservative benches
Earl Granville replied to Lord Cairns hr1eny,
and then at O'Clock, au,!lst the widest excite
menl. the House proceeded 10 divide On the que4-
non, "Shali the hill bc read the second time -
The re.ult Was announced as follows: For, 1.s;
against, 1&d, Majority. e.
The widest cheering FROM TIC Liberal benches
greeted tie announcement. which WIS taken up
By the ptT1sans m the lobbles A1a crowds Of
people awaiting the result outside the building
Tue Lords Immediately adjourned
An A7TEArT 70 DAIvH BR10Hr TKou THH cAB1NEr.
Rumors are revived here Of IN attempt 70 drive
John Bright from the Cabinet
II TIE nousk eF clslAoKa-
LONDON, I1ue 10.
In the House ct Commons, Inst evening, mo-
ton WIS made to 60 Into committee on a now
operative commercial t1vaty With France, The
present treaty expiring heiors the next sesson
Af. Bright opposed the proposition In strong
speech and Was followed ~ others pro and con.
At length the house s1i,uc11, with the follow.
Ing result: For, 1ei; u:4last la5; majority
against, 81.
REs1aSEn
1.assara, the Spanish Eavoy Extraordinary and
Minister P1enipotentlary fpiEngland, has resigned
PAEss COMMENTS on TIL PASSAGE Or THE 1Rfsu
CHCEtH EIlI-
The Timex, today, Ii IL article On the passage
OF tie Ifi2h Church Ill. 10 lts second reading
says: THE bill has passed oT lhrge majority
and peaceful Termination Of the session Is nov
assured. The great t.!-rs2's is not 80 much
triumph for the MI1IA;c1s J: IL for the power O.
pnolc opinion and the Ea9:.acrJ Of the co11tttu
ton. Looking back into Tie history OF this 9uet
ton 1t i impossible NOT to be IN
pressed with the f3cs that England /!
stoye all thlngs, well r,vs-.rL Tho eeaudal VII
now he removed that 1rla> II = mistaken polcr
upheld b. the whole Irci'le and endured through
the lanGnor Of poblic erllko,l, bus tho mind Ant
conscience Of the reu:" were ct length afouscd
and the. .fshr!: !ns.,n::55 t:G."
Tic |nt ..saya: IT. ;-~:at debate must H.
crease the rcople'a estimation Of the House d
Peers, Their Judgment furnished addltlouA
proof Of the utility VI the Upper HouBe. Tit
second reading ia int preliminary L
ppouldtnK ttc bill !1:o form better u
*nttsfy the nation. AL a;;alRt Of the vote in th
House Of Lords last night. shows that the Arch
bishop OF Dublin and cfteen bishops voted aSains
the second reading TIL i;.Eao7 Ct ST. D1vlds L
favor, snd the otaer p!eia,es abatasnees froI
vpt11g.''
oRAEGk p:.EG::;-- TR4T1oE.
IN !mrnense Orange standardization occurred 9
Enutsk1llen7 ireland, yesterday. A great rroce1
sing, music, banner. ssercscs, toasts, &C., Wei
the prominent features. II Ia estimated thu
ft,0n people were pr:sc2t-
TIE GatEAT EAfTTnx,
The steamship Great Eastern has left Partiau
for Brest, france, wiIeace she will sal on ID
cahlc-laJtng c1pcdlti'a.
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