New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

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LONDON. saturday, june -, low
g., - odioprn until a. m. Among
Inc Loi,,9 yrere the Prince Of Wales ana tno
the . Cs.br;doa and lobbles and galleries "'i0
crowded. ,rboto,or we're the short
,', L." of Mr. Bripht and Mr.. Gladstone tne ""n'
g cloarness was certainly not one OF theh' ~ 80
otted the long delay in an act OF JuS'ce ~
otod that It was the right of the STATE l"
,1oto nroperty for religious ana cnailV"oiV
"es "ll1 The acts of Elizabeth clearly ln'ehuo"
AZ Church TO be that Of the nation Inc "''einP'
frce hostile Church on people was Vuo ioO' % -
oyls ireland exoneTated the clergy VI 'no p'0'oa'
dav for completely in these acts, ouV ule az
tocbed and descended to them Ihe present he''s'io
one n establish a new epoch in the religion
Of ofTreandnstead of running, to give the chuIcn IOi
tbo FIRST time fair field and chance Of conclhauns
tbc neopje. lie agreed with the idea advanced by
soe that il would be better to devote part OF the
funds accruing to education but as the nation was
pnabe 10 agree to its use in that way there was ho
course TO be pursued but that specified III tle oli'
Az midnight ord Cairns took the floor III oppoSi
tion He said the Church proclaimed ChrSuani'y
ord trut 70 al who were willing to receive; SO heI
,;s;, was NOT q failure With regard to the penal
Io,rs the Church ought not now to be blamed for
tbon, failing TO be before her age, hundred ana III
tv wears AGO. The Union of Church and state was
the only security for religious freedom ana huepen
dence of thought and il could not beseyered WITHOUT
shocking the Professionalism of the country to It's very
foundation,
Earl Granville replied to Lord Cairns BRIEFLY and
tbon ot three o'clock. amid the widest excitement,
the House of Lords proceeded to divide on the ques-
ton " Shall the bill be read the second time z
For.......................
Against. nst.................'..- I1O
Majority ........-.--..........''--'-' %
The widest cheering from the liberal crowds greet
ed the announcement.
THE TINES on THE RESULT.
The Times saws to-day that this great triumph is
not so much triumph for the Ministers as it is for
the power of public opinion and the machinery of
the constitution. The scandal viii now be removed
that arose in mistaken policy, upheld by the whole
people and endured through the languor of public
opinion. But the mind and conscience of the people
were at length aroused and the fabric instantly fell
VOTE OF THE BISHOPS.
An analysis of the vote in the House of Lords last
night shows that the Archbishop of Dublin and if-
teen bishops vOteo aSoinst the second reading tho
Bishop OF ST. Dayids in favor and the other pre.aes
abstained from voting.
NEW TREATY WITH FRANCE.
In the Commons a motion made to 60 into
committee on q new operative commercial treaty
with France the present treaty expiring before the
next session. Mr.. Bright opposed the proposition.
The House divided;
lUl
Against l5o
Majority against. "a
GREAT ORANGE MEETING.
An immense Orange demonstration occurred at
Enniskien, Ireland yesterday 1t is estimated that
10000 people were present
YACHTING.
LONDON, June 20. 1869.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club match took place
yesterday. The course was from Gravesend TO the
More and back. The Druid beat the Cambria by one
minute and the Silver Cloud by four minutes. The
lime Of the winner was hours 57i seconds.