, 1869-07-10
EUROPE.
M9ytnent Looking to the Abolition
Of f4ht House Of Lords.
Po1tpottmen1 Of the Debate on tht Ma'
hama Clnims Question.
Ministerial Crisis In France.

hama Clnims Question.
Ministerial Crisis In France.
- Great Britain.
uu71axr cArsD rr TIE ACTION OF TIE LoEns
on TIE RISE cuCKcH BILL-
LoSroS, JAY b
Tne act1co Of the House Of Loras on rue l.sh
Church bill czusea intense excitement AcMs
Bright and Gladstone art In receipt Of letters on'
ron pe.sons of1eriIg reconmeneemens " ~ ~
1ofTn league agitation; int they, II teSpoH' |
coEnsensnce such movement for the Ptesen'. a.a
express belief that the Lords VII 1eeeue' a. ~.
Last moment from their oppos''lon ~ ~. -.s ".u
the people, through compromise u 1. " eIssa
IN ,he nnstnonemcnt IN cate OF d!sestaol8ntnenl
II January. ls,9 BY Iaayii.E In !nn? tue SUI u
hnlf million pounds In lieu Of private oouAuons,
nd iy allowing life Interests 10 bt computed al
1oC.teen Tea1e' 1afcnAst- .-.....,-, |
The following letter has been cllcolaIed he1c-
alott& Among known proEFesslEes:
asm: IN s1ew OF the probable failure Of the
1rtsh Church bill through opposition Of the Houss
OF Lords 10 The government. tie tomnons aaa
Tic COUNTY,, you EFT requested 10 inlusm TIE oee-
rrta.y Of the EGtoru League whether yol Gre |
wiling th4t ,pur nalne shall IL usrd In the event
ct defeat Of that measure, to pibllo cal Tor |
us4s meeting 10 conader the Test constitutional
method OF getting I'D Of tl..5 Obstruction u le2ts
1aiton, based upon The expressed viii OF me peo- |
pie" |
~nE .1Aa4x4 CLAIMS QtEE71os n TIE HocsE OF
CoIG3SH ... |
LONDON, July s-3udnlght
In the House OF CosIElons, to hight, III. CAD |
stope. a:ter acknowledging the courtesy with |
which Str Henry Dul6er had 30 often Postponed
l,s l1otlon In regard TO the Alooana Claims, sAo
IN again Appearing tt pat It ou, he 1clt It als dasy
Z rfJt Hs Y
a.no:nt to definite posti'onement OF the question
for this ycar. Lie Insured the House that II WaA
.te ornleu Of tue government that It would best
pfoIote the tntefes!a involved In this great qnes-
t.u,, tJ atEtainlug from asking the
upi.se to discuss it ut the present moment II
na.1 alxa,A been the custom Of Parliament to alb
s;uiu irpn Disgusting questions While unltf lego
xiattou Although 1t could hardly oe said Whist
t,a.us we're poH under Negotiation, md 1t Eight
te considered that rejection ~ The Titled
States brought them TO l. definite pc.nt, ELL ac
Lad rrason to believe tEht tie Government OF the
United Starts did not regard the question ~ Gel.
nitei5 dropt,ed OIL that 1ccount- IN tne contrary,
taey considered that it better tha an lnEefSa!
thou,d occnr On account U! the Afa.e OF run!lc
,nrton IN America betoEe negotiations are resumed
1Ttt;cr these circumstance Her Aa}est5 s GoF-
en.acn, were Inclined 10 concur in the fiews OF
the American Government He polluted out tlat
the question had not been discussed III etthef
,,ranch Of The American Congress Having ~
.,srd to these lrcu.nstAnccs, the government Was
q. 1ious that nothing Ehond Occur u !Hl1'sde 'he
resumption os the rceo:iattas Therefore, he
rrauestec the post ponemtnt OF tie no-1on Oh
pa!'ef for 10 H.osTo"'
h,r Henry Bu!ycr replied that he felt IL Ills dnt5
.nnccnde IN MIR. Gjaas.ones request, hur he lid
en u,th rrrat tc.uctance Tie thought discussion
,r,,.,d m no aurm, but rather strengthen Inc pol
1cy nj Ihc government lie felt con'iaceo II luz
relat,nns Of Great Bntsln and the United
S:ares were tn Continue IN the4f prcacns
s,a,r 10th countries would hare rea-
.a,, n rtueut ue did not attach
7n,,rh importance 10 Senator Sumner fspeech, but
Tar ,he great OF tie fact taef 1he=e e-
:.cceya,ed pre,enstons Lll.ht he btonsht 1ns"aeo
~ ary tine Nneplt would be equally e4aAouot'
allie not 10 grant aud dlsaA;rou. 10 lelosa 1neA-
NM 1ee,,ur Of the House Was against the 'unt'on
=. r,,,d not bring 1t forward In CONCLUSION III
threw the whole responsibility on the government
VIVA. TIE rEt.ss sui2iiS or IT,
LONDON. Jnlg 9,
Tie Timex regards the poatlo2elneat .! lae u
,.tc IN the Alubama c.aItns With Satisfaction
Their Introduction al Ihc pscseas tEon'eal nods
80 - ooIn uur7ose. the general scnse o
.ar.ncs, Wit, rapect to the subject On Dol
.dcs ss.t.trs an Interval If couf!detatie pc
,,nt heftrt. II Ii resumed. Dti'Lic could " OH
-us..,u! Il Parliament dlsarpuved Of t4e eouuuc
1T tie Ministry, or wished 10 tasuoe
u in regard to future negotiations; pat eaett
n
stanley ana Clarendon Is 1Eat theJ were TOO yle'e
,nc. Int the Counoua wrtc not likely 70 AaEls
rho withdrawal Of concessions nade, nor "Ft
.bey prepared 10 lay dOEn pian lcf 1ato1e II
co,,aiious, and anucir4Eons or sucn fcsu1s i'o'
tilscusslou we're ,aost iEl1rudest- Anotaef 1easo
for declining discussion - =.
<rcsrd for the national dignity when lotplos u
arn1,acatur the American Government on tue:
nuestiaas Public opinion u unanimous pa III
7o,n, The late treag waa virtually Antnca
f.r 1t was made, altered aud rentefea W ee"A
and Iotuson. 1t was rejected as mus
Though party antlpathies as 1fon =
content With its prosisionA
rro,un,y foredooacd, nu1 Dh1a.Ter Its prov
,n1s utrht hase4beeD, In I'LL likelihood It Fou
nave mt the same f4;e- England IL really 10 !
Ten TO any proposals from America nut 70 ospi
q desizc " receive them fayo:ao15 Moulu tenu :.
.ncrease not lessen, tue demand "oeu nj. "a
lry cnnsidcrs the feeling Of America IS sach tna
.,ro,. ronsistent With the honor nj England =
satt.jy Americans LIZ nay address the gose!nut
for renewal u. negotiations Only saca ue'
will hare u chance Of acceptance -'oemnH n'
ia desired than to live In peace a.ia goodwin :"
kindred nation; but n'w leaa o.apo=,.'oa -
IN suc11ncr lhe interest and dignity u tnc coun
.o,nv rntu.t pteten1iops. The public VII
annroye auy cascrncss to negotiate WINCH ses
u fortode weakness, when negotian9n coia
- The p,tyalenec Of more moderate sie"s LII az
tz Is gratifying. It II ~ ~
,rsr,,,matiou which has dropped
af .,rht, viii be taciu5 abandoned Ihs
xor,hye change Ii owing 10 the discovery
rne,and 1al not cuucedr beyond certain Po
md this resolution Is not tfkclS to be shaScu-
Tie Star il glad the Atabarns alaeuss1on
tern nes;pcned. american resentment aga
Enulaod ID likely 70 become weaker anu net
.,rr 10 reduce the buELcn Of the puoac
..noncer. The best thing for ootn coau
,s 10 hold their peace for while. 80 geoe'A
russ,en can elmplly matters The nen lou
Commons evidently preferred 10 lea'e Tue ~
E,btlIty Of poetponencnt on tne Ro'etnnea..
tie Star ElnEa the coaoI13 "A' 1lp'9'S '' r
dent Of fe!I:f.etratnt. ..
TIE I4usu CuCRCH ELL n 1uR LORDS
IoSpuN JCLf 9-Attnis
In the Norsc OF Lords tonight sac Elsu W
til came Up for report from the eouln1lttee
IN motion Of Lord Cairns the date 1st o'
Isl. was substituted for the 16t Of Janual5t
throughout the I'LL
Ind Redes3a1e moved an amendment tna
,c,reeentar,es OF the Itsh Church and the
ol;c Synod, III casee otFAcant o1saop1'e.nV,. aon,
thrcc reysons for the Crown 10 seieet -.
1hat the Crown be empowered 70 suuan!o l1aN
Archbishop and two Biahops Ho'a cas1 eD1'
s,I II Parliament -
,nc Catholics, asrlnst the amendment, v n
DECLARED wna utterly inadaasssnle, h1n
Withdrawn. ....
The Marquis Of Cl1nEcefue Elofcu '14At
..s giving power 70 convey additional Ano
church body, BE- restored TO it, original iotu
s.1t the elau.e as now amended revived II
rnt .seendaocy in Its most hste'ui form
o,cue lands to the church oodE, DIT Foius1nf
70 catnecs and TresbyteF77nA IL VIA
mat the government and the House OF tot
won,d sanction TIC a1.cndtd clause
The Marquis Of Salisbury replied tnas ~ !
ans amendment he contemplated kicaAAt &
Ca,b,,,cs Epd rresos oste1ans According
Bdrb,s original proposal, which NJ. eia
ha.i endorsed; but he thought taAt Inc ~
Of ~ cir own gebes by the Irish cnu1en
Unfair. ~ ~
A,tcr further d!.cuE1:on the Ell OF Ue
nnunccd thni tho Catholics haa deeiaeo no
cent elcbe lauds or Ecsidenees
The Marquis Of C1nn1teatdes notoa ~
r,ansc g WIS lost by vote Of 20 70 y
Tnc amendment embracing tie p!oPosA
Granville, 10 pay half million sse1lhG u
instead Of handing oEtr pr1FAe eooo
r,rated before 1850. WAS agreed TO-
Trhr IT bort w1a then received
rr- Ean Of Clancarly gave notace III
,nr htll cane up for thud re3olnS' ac
more pcetroue1aent Of the feaoas ~
months -
APPOINTMENT.
RE tcpertrd thnt Lord Ho*den aus
po,oted Minister from England 10 spe1a'
1AkQCrI rESDEREh
Tie Associated Chambers O! CONNER