The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-14
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THE AGITATION OF THE IRISH CHURCH BILL
IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION N PREPARATION.
LONDON, July 10.-The agitation in relation
to the Irish Church bill threatens to become
serious. Preparations are already being made
for an imposing demonstration against Mr.
Gladstone. who has hitherto hesitated 10 en-
courage the meetings, but has consented TO
give semi-oficial sanction, on the ground that
the Lords attempted to qualify ther opposi-
ton to the will Of tue government and people
on the ground Of pretended change in public
sentiment. It ls certain, however, that the
Commons will refuse to yield the Lords their
amendments. except the three points not
affecting the principle Of the bill. 1t is e1-
pected the open air meetings will be the
largest ever known.
TIE LORDS PASS TIE BILL.
LONDON, July 13.-The motion for a post
ponement was withdrawn, and the Disestab'
hshment bill was passed to third reading.
TIE clause permitting Bishops to retain their
SeSts in the house Of Lords was erased, also
. provision providing furnished residences and
globes for Catholics and Presbyterians, when
the bin was passed and the LORDS adjourned
after an exciting session.
THE CHANGE OF aoyEBN1IRNT IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July 10.-The Patrie Of to-day says
that the recent negotiations between the gov.
ernment and the Corps Legislatif have resulted
IN an understanding that the former will re-
alize the projected reforms. and announces
senatus consull,zn to carry the same into efiect'
The Constitution Of this evening says that
the counsellors Of the Crown are discussing the
question whether 1t is advisable to reply to the
Interpolation, and thereby diyulge the pro
eramme Of the government. No decision has
been reached, and, therefore, the reports as TO
the views Of thegusernmens ire premature.
PAR1s, July 1.-THE Council Of Minister'S
and the Priyy Council hayeh held frequent meet
ings, at the summons of the Emperor. to de-
Eberate upon the Interpolation far political
reform now pending IN the Corps LegislstiL
II is said the following programme has been
agreed upon, with the concurrence OF the EN-
peror: The Senate will be immediately con-
voked, whsn Parliamentary changes OF . hber-
al character win be proposed by the govern
msnt. Theee reforms uiIl'probably include the
extension Of the right and facility OF interpella-
ton and the creation Of q responsible ministry.
The Emperor choosing ministers from the
Corps Legishtif with view OF arriving at the
particular responsibility Of each member OF his
Cabinet. 1cdt goo
- THE npKRoR's POLICY.
PARIS, July 18-Napoleon yields 20 the Corps
LegislatiE No change Of ministry is yet an
nsunoed, but an early reorganization is eet-
tain. Throughout the whole rsisis the Empe-
ror has exhibited peculiar tact and shre1dness.
He had nearly ell the members OF the Corps
LegislatI to odinnsr end at soiree at st. CLOUD,
and chattsd playfuliy with them. Many Of
them we're Of different shsdes Of opinion, and
gave expression to some piquant sayings.
rm KsaISzH PRESS on FRxNcH AfFAns.
LONDON, JAY 10.-The Times this morning
has an editorial article on the state Of affairs in
France. Tho writer says that il the Corps
LeeislAsif 10 firm it will gain the powers which
have been demanded By large. maj rity, and
which the majority also desire. The old things
are passing away. and another political dispen-
sation is at hand. The desertion OF the mon.
archy by Il Mackau Will show how deep is the.
general conviction that the personal govern
ment" is Q lost cause. - 49,
The Morning Telegraph says that the Empe-
ror said the principle OF ministerial RESPONSE
bIlty was the right one, but that 1t WAS the bus-
ness Of the Senate, and not Of the Corps Legis-
lAtif, to regulateit. Time, however, will bring
: the measure.
Tn YACHT pAuNTL1ss.
ouKExsrowx. July 1.-The yacht Dsuutless,
James g. Bennett Jf.. commanding, arrived
at this port to-day s2a5 p. NJ An well. She
experienced heavy weather. The voyage was
made In II days. II hours, 8 minutes and IL
seconds. ;. -. -: .t.'4. =
The WEATHER. :, Z. -;
LONDON, July 1o.-The weather throughout
England Ia fine, and favorable for the growing
crops.