The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-19
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EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
The Irish Church Bill.

LONDON April II.
The debate in the House of Commons
on the Irish Church bill was resumed
last evening.
Mr.. Disraeli moved to omit the fol-
lowing clause from the bill: On and
after the 1st day OF January, 1871, said
union created by act of Parliament be.
tween the Churches of England and
Ireland shall be dissolved, and said
Church of Ireland, hereinafter referred
to as the "said church," shall cease to
be established by law. D'Israeli sup-
ported his proposition at considerable
length, contending that the above
clause destroyed the supremacy of the
crown and placed the church at a dis
advantage.
Sir Robert Collier and Sir Roundell
Palmer spoke in opposition to the
amendment.
Mr.. Gladstone also made a speech
against the amendment. He traversed
the statements made by Disraeli. He
thought Notwithstanding this clause
the supremacy of the crown would con-
tinue TO exist, but in an altered form. II
this amendment were successful it
would absolutely destroy the bill. The
union of the churches would continue,
but that union must not be enforced by
parliamentary hands.
Disraeli replied that he admitted
his intention was to aim a mortal
blow at the bill, but il the motion were
accepted the Government could still
condemn their disendowment policy.
At length the House divided on Dis
raeli's motion as follows: 221 for, 344
against. The result was received with
tremendous cheers by the liberals
AT New Market, yesterday, the sweep
stakes for two year olds was won by
Filly Violet, sired by Thunderbolt.
GunboaIs for Cuba-NeW Candidates
for the Throne.
MADRID, April IS.
The building of Gunboats for service
i'll the waters OF Cnba is going on with
great expedition, and it is expected
that they will be completed and ready
to sail before the end of June next.
Differences have arised in the Cabinet
in regard TO customs and it is probable
that Figurola, Minister OF Finance and
other members of the Government will
resign in consequence of the disagree
ment.
1t is reported that Prince Frederick,
Charles. of Prussia and the Duke of
Luxembourg will be put forward as
candidates for the throne orSpain.
FRANCE.
Excitement i'm the Corps LcRsslHtIC-
Threatened Removal OF Troops
from Rome.
PARIS, April II.
Tho Corps Legislatif was to-day the
scene of wild excitement. NJ. Theirs
in speech denounced what is called
the commercial liberty Of France as like
the political liberties of the French peo.
plea farce. These words occasioned
heated dispute between the President
and NJ. Theirs, which lasted some time
and threatened to break up the session,
but was finally appeased. NJ. Queretier
in some remarks demanded that the
regulation of commercial treaties be
vested in the Corps Legislatif, instead
of the crown.
ITALY.
ROME, April II.
1t is rumored that the Emperor Ma
poleon has ordered the evacuation OF
Rome by French troops in June.
BELGIUm.
Strikes nud Riots in Ihe Mines.
BRUSSELS, April II.
A strike among the miners, near
Nous, occurred yesterday. The latest
dispatches from there state that there
was rioting and much alarm prevailed,
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, April II.
Count Bismarck has accepted the in
terpolatIon of the responsibility of the
Minister'S bill, which has just been
passed by the North German Parlia-
ment. The design OF the measure is to
check the opposition to the actual man
agement of business.