New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-24
FOREIGN NEWS BY NAIL
GREAT BRITAIN.

MIR. GLADSTONE on THE IRISH CHURCH AND THE
LAND QUESTIONS.
Mr.. Gladstone has returned the following re-
ply 10 memorial from the Independent Orange Assoea-
tiOn Of Ulster:
SIR: am directed by Mr.. Gladstone 10 acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter transmitting the memorial OF
the Independent Orange Association OF Ulster relating
TO the Irish Church bill now before Parliament Mr..
Gladstone request thatyOu will assure those
mept above an thin FOR the success OF the
which they have taken the responsibility OF in
Producing will give cOuntenanco either TO direct pro-
pOsa Of concurrent endowment or 10 plan for the
pOstponement Of those provisions OF the bill which relate
Of me charh q"y regard any such posponemeh in
dependenily Of the ncaleuabe mischief OF keeping alive
Acknowledged road 10 concurrent endowment at some
memcrai relating 10 Inc laws @ffectng Land In Ireland
am 10 inform you that Her Maesty's Government have
question shall have been settled to frame measure for
the improvement OF those laws which viii aim at placing
them footing Of justice TO all the parties whom they
may affect. ! am, &c. Mh. Ii. GuRDoN.
Jas. Mcfarland esq. sc.
FENIAS ADDRESS TO oRANGRNEN
The following paoard posted extensively In Cork
on July TO- but at once torn down by the police:
UNION II sTRESGTH-TO TIE oRANGEblEN IRELAND.
FELLOW CoUSIRYMES ASD BROTHERS: In the name Of
ong.suiIeung native land, address few words
you the subject of intended demonstrations
approaching 18th ofJuy. la the OF couu
Try. mpore you TO take To heart the advice OF Lord
Derby, and remember that you are rishmen Ask your
selves, Why IS Ireland subject TO foreign Government
and answer The dsunlon OF her II you love your
country grasp the hand OF friendship offered yuu
bury forever the bitter memory OF past strife; nau
gurate bright era for Ireland and prove to the world
that you love your native land Eugshmcn love En-
gland Frenchmen love Frances that you Jealous OF
her honor and impatient OF her wrongs that you will no
longer be deceived by those whose interest aud wish 1t
10 deceive you and tell our common enemy that Ireland
must be free. DO this aud you Will bring Joy and glad
To the heart OF every true lrshman. particularly
the devoted men still suffering IN Engiands loathesOme
dungeons do this ana fnure generations will bless you,
and the 2th july 1869. will DO glorious day for Ire
land In proof Of our desire for union, call upon all
who love Ireland more than England TO wear next
sunday July H. whether In flowers or ribbons the united
coor orange and green In conclusion, ask Of you
God save Ireland
cork July 9, 1869.
THR LONDON STAR AMERICAN EXPEDITIONS TO CUBA
AND TnE ALABAMA
The london star Of july 49, says; II must, we
think, be taken for granted that some steamers fitted
out for the succor OF the Insurgents Cuba have really
escaped from American ports while others have been
that this close repetition OF the experiences OF the
English Government during their own war. The
lug OF rendering ship builders generally afraid to embark
risk than proht The parallel is not lacking any
essential feature for tho Spanish Consul Now.York
warned the authorities that tho expedition which
afterward landed at Nipe was being organized
I'm defiance Of the laws. We have no desire to dwell
upon these incidents, still less 10 utter any
nsnuaon against the good faith OF the United States
Government; but we may reasonably hope that tho
Americans clearly than hoy did before that IL
always easy In disturbed times prevent trans
gresson OF tho laws OF neutrality They would probably
cured by Spain the suppression the Cuban revolt
Yet American Intervention has undoubtedly helped to
prOong the Instruction IL is hard to understand where
the insurgents obtained arms and money from in the
early stages OF their project II not from the United
states The Government has resolutey declined TO be
led into an act OF open hostility toward Spain; but the
Lards OF America have In two Instances at least
contrycd 20 Outwl &c. This does not Cxculpae England
from any faults for which she Justly be- held raspon
sble but IL TO show that the faults may DO
committed by another nation at the very time IL exact
ing redress for them.
Mr. MILL on FREE TRADE.
The annual dinner OF the Golden Club was given
on July 10 at the Ship Hotel, Greenwich. Mr.. John
Stuart MIL who loudly cheered on being announced
by the OastInaster said When entered the room had
expectation VI being selected the organ OF this
cety 10 propose tho health OF their distinguished hon
mcmbers and guests. Fortunately, 10 Is the less
necessary that should say much on this topic. Your
Grace has already expressed sentiments OF this Cub
with your accustomed skin and good taste As To the
gentlemen who the subjects Of my toast u IL auie
superfuOus that should say mach OF them; for among
those who desire aud watch the prOgres OF European
opinion, where Is II that Mr.. Golden is hOnured
lCheersl In him we recognize the Golden OF
Frances but for Inn II is very unlikely Mr.
Golden would have succeeded he did In pro
ducing the great results he achieved. NJ. Michel
Chevalier at times when there but few enlightened
men among frenehen who saw tho advantages OF free
trade was exerlng himself IN every way In which
could exert himself To promote IT, He Is still grand
pillar Of the OF free exchange France and II Is
not that only no has rendered service 10 his country
and Europe. To this has only TO watch his con
duct as member OF the Senate, where he has entitled
himself TO the highest praise which II Is possible for
member Of legislative assembly 10 deserve for on moro
than occasion he has not feared stand up alone
behalf Of great principles He has often been the single
SOLITARY voter IN minority Of himself Cheers The
most remarkable occasion OF that kind was IN the cause
so dear To our CObdonthe OF peace Chcors THIS
L. the moro mertOfOus because M. Michel Cheynlicr
well known To he supporter OF the present Imperial Gov
eIhheht 40 10 d. Aries DeUur, all who know auy thing
OF that distinguished man know that the influence hohas