The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10
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EUROPE.
TIE ACTION OF THE LORDS.

THE ACTION OF THE LORDS.
LONDON. July 9.-The action of the Lords on
the Irish bill creates intense excitement.
Bright and Gladstone answer eyasively to let
ters urging recommencement OF the reform
league asitaIcn. The hope is expressed that
the Lords will ultimately yield. -. -, e.
THE GOVERNMENTAL CHANGES MFBANcE.i.
PARIS, July 9.-The political combination
continues The Emperor has decided to give
way to the Chamber and change the system Of
government. y /
7H PRESS on THE ATTITUDE OF THE LORDS ON
y "a TIE CHURCH; BILL.
LONDON, July 8-The Daily News Niberal)
has .sn editorial on the proceedings 10 the
House Of Lords last evening. The writer says
the Irish Church bill will leave the 10 1se of
Lords with very different character from
which it entered and much less acceptable to
The country. Il will be quite impossible for
the House OF Commons to acceps the amend
ments made by the peers, and will bs their.
duty 10 restore the bill in it's original form.
The Lords have done their best TO spoil the
measure they prudently ahstained from reject
ing, and the Commons must transform tn: de-
formed.
The Times says: ."By their last act the
House Of Lords have completed the transfor-
nation of the ministerial scheme. They have
refuaed, by majority Of seventy, to approve
the clause appropriatinR the surplus funds of
the Church, anil hs7e preferred to reserve tn e
question for future consideration. The mean
/ ing Of this vote 10 not obscure. The. Duket6f
Argyle condemnedit by anticipation as an at-
tempt to reve1se1hevose by which the Duke Of
olerelands ,mepdmenta proposing concurrent
endowment WAS rejected; and although we
'sgsee with Aei Marquis Of Salisbury that kord
Cairns cam anarcsly hsysipaoYiHion for resi-
denoesos Ca,hotc pgiesta Of heart, We must
acknowledge the Justice Of the Duke Of Arr
t-5ae's ,eeheril;1 1ooHefdsonf fthst the vote e'IhI
questionsh rfeverssss In splrit il potin. form
the decision against the Duke Of Oeyeland's
scheme. ." - The Times believes the opuptzais
ready ana wiling t,lsupport the srsntfcf' ec-
olesiasticl residences 10 Catholics and Pres
byterians.( Nthe opportunity to make it is re-
jeosed 1t VIII be because thegoyerning powers,
unable to rise above the catchwords Of psrty,
dare not look' Openly sad coursgeddsly at the
truth. CO. - -.'N-''S - e1efs 49,
HoHENLom AND mkGoB1fESuoAIi coUNoIL.
+MuSGH. July 9:APrime Minister Hohenlohe
has addressed circular to foreign powers on
the Eeumsnieal Counoil.s He warns 1.-The gov
ernments Of theprincpal dangers which they
ought to guard against. and particuiarisee THE
decision which thet Council may announce in
regard The infallbilits Of the Pope, the dispo-
sitienit may nale Of tAequestiop ofchurch pro
psrty, and other points likely TO come up Of an
essentially pelisieaI character. He believes oil
etates hsnne Catholic snb5ects are intimAely
concerned IN the proceedings Of the Council,
and ought to tskes common attitude. He sug-
gests that it might be well for these powers to
hold a.conference. and not lesve the conn-
cl in doubt M their position p q n regard TO its
decisions. ssft ffe;d