New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14
FOREIGN NEWS BY MAIL.

CHURCH ELL.
The House of Commons reached the end OF
the discussion Of the Church Bill the last day Of May
with majority Of ia in ITS favor Before the vote Mr.
Gladstone said: $500
TO do consider the In which duty has
been discharged and in which others may discharge
theirs. Up TO this moment We the Commons House OF
Parliament have stood face to face with the nation and
tie third reading Of the bill should ask ourselves
whether have endeayored like men 10 quit ourselves
of our obligation. We will pass this bin probably to-
night and will then be for the House Of Lords to stand
even as we have stOod-face 10 face with the nation
presume 20 complain OF the course taken last year
in reference to the suspensory Bill IL was an absolute
duty on our part send forward that BILL but could
not be surprised that the House OF Lords upon the first
application ana especaiy at peIl3a Mc an aPoa i
itself TO qualified recognition OF so great change
~ we conempated Aud having made no complaint Of
that exercise power VIII not for one momenrbe so
unjust the House Of Lords as 70 suppose that WILL
upon this great occasion fail 20 discern it, duty
10 discern the first claims upon from the emphatic de-
clardon of the nation chCers fail 10 discern what Is
duty on the one hand the people OF this Kingdom and
ON the other to its own permanent dignity and utility
great branch OF the Legislature. Hear, hcarj Now,
there is one form OF reproach often made, against
which 1 must emphaticaly although respectfully pro
test IL is often said that VIC, for secondary pur-
pose have discarded high principles. read IN recent
episcopal charge that puruers OF temporary eX
pede1cy and had forgotten higher principles. admit
no such distinction we are not puTsuers OF utlnty III
any sense IN which 1t is distinct from duty. Hear,
bear There is such thing as utility In politics which
Is apart from duty. Hear hear III is as measure OF
duty and Justice that this bill must stand or fall and any
other object purpose we emphatcally dlsca,m The
Church in Ireland is still the richest III the world al
though only one NTH Of its original property has been
left to H. the other fourifths having been wasted ana
having disappeared without any charge being made OF
spoliatOn confscaton, plumber, under the KIND and
controlling hands OF those children OF tsa onurcn VINO
have had the exclusive management OF Cne pIop9Iy'
Cbeers Though destroy this Church. another fabric,
/ trust, in respect OF those things when low oXlst
VIII arise, not less adorned but separated from unjust
privileges and false associations and tnQse better memo
es and traditions which 6e0ng 5g e i5g
and privileges and associations when were 70 use
any figure Of speech like the angels or the Evil one
poutng the temples OF the Most Hhh l0 on ana rear
bear The honorable gentleman INC course OF
his speech that we were dfiylns AMY wy soi p n
from the portals o. the c0nsutut0n DuJ tie Sprt ~
which we have acted has been very different 10 hao we
have endeavored 70 import shock INTO me discipline
and arrangements OF tho Church OF Ireland iea heiIJ
Her creed and her mission, aud her ORDER stu nhh
ibose alone and Though we may have lingering regret
that some hardslips which Will follow could not have
ances which have seriously injured that power which
ought 70 belong 70 religious esta4nsninGn ~ d{
that She will have 10 endure and out Of 1t with
clearer consciousness OF her mission ana gleaol sgo
Ne separted from political associations IL That DE so,
although She may have much 20 forego IN respect OF tenn
Of her as was said of the later and smaller temple OF
Jerusalem, that the glory OF lne iat1 Io us i
ovs and faithful of her children will not regret That the
Parliament OF England took courage TO tse ana t6at
established aud dsendowed. Loud cheers
PROVOST PARADoL ON TIE ELECTIONS.
We are told, says Provost Paradox IN the DeI
bats that the Government is oyer1oyed at inc result
''What luck % excaims our sapient Governments
was afraid OF having 10 deal with an OpposOh pent %
reforming me- but the electors bless them nave return
ed an OppOston bent on destroying me! am so glad
Are YOU 10 glad 60 asks Parado allow me to say don't
believe a word Of H."
RoCHEFoRTis ADDRESS.
N RochefOrt has addressed the following to
the eiectors of the Seventh CircumscriptiOn
CTIzESs No people has ever repened OF HAVING
must be complete Paris cannot do less than Lyons ana
Narcotics Te people Of Paris VIII not act in sneh
yV - RI make tic second scrutiny recutdde and what
fine electors have is TO give expression 70 ther SEN
tlnens an the most energetic manner inc reacu0naty
Marty has often mixed my up with those OF ias-
pan Bapcel and Gambetta; ask YOU cltLens 70 give
me seat in the Corps Legslaf by the sde OF them we