, 1869-07-18
F0REiGn.
Further Consideration Of the
Irish Church Bill in the
English Commons,
The Lords Abandon the Principle
Of Concurrent Endowment. go
Mapoleon's Ne~ Cabinet.
The suez Canal to be Opened
November II.

IAB cNEIcN ELL IN THE cnNNoxS-
LONDON. Jnir 1e--Mldn1gh-
lRtbe COMMONS, Tonight the cohsloeaa''ou ~
1.-The Irish Church bill Was continued MI t'iao-
-s.one approved the amendment granting Han
million fos private cndowmeots, 'naee psiol ~
1@Go Int moved 10 d1facfee 10 lhe p'o' IVA
the continuation Of the ulstef G.4nta
Stafford Norihcote Rsaa tha. 1ss",s ,n.a
~. YOU'D saosell tHe IT.. ,srat -. ~
voluntary onsssonnE! enutcn. e 1Aso - ~ ~
Q! 3ustiee GEL e1Pealeuet '+4A se0e0 '"09'o ~
H. p,r,..n p,,uc- s,nn,r4.d the ro,ds
amendment
Tue Amendment s7ant'n9 DEL tnl'''on poanas
aos F1lsa1e fnoo"aheul "as tnen As'eeo ~ Aue
Amendment containing lhe Lister Ssants Has IT,
jectsd-2ee3 10 e4o- The announcement "hs cheerco
from the Ministerial benches ..
Mt. Dkr1eH lntfmated 1hat II Fas unnecessary
fo1 The House 70 DIVIDE on my otuer A'neno'ncnr
except that postponing the oisfos'uon o. su1plus
funds nj.
hE Ghd8sope mcsea 70 olsasfee1 aau A1' An-
.r1en supported tie LoEda amendment Ae
thought the government plans not natuleo- aao
sthas they sognt TO oe aet iof 3ulnse eonanesann.
Nr bnght eAo tns o1s.llponon o. @ne so-p.s
WAs dlfHeuH snape3' nu !".sN:..s - - .o =.
minnie INQUIRY hs 70 sultaole ~" ~" =.
Colue a@.ean< 4'oA4S - f .s 11...a ~
tcsesl other than any member Of toe HOUSE, OF
contrary TO tue ~leoes o1 Tue l1'4u leolae. Heet'
.one acknowledged taat tne money "As 'ae p'up-
'crty Of the lSaAn hna ouHnt ~ po "PPHca ~ ~
l,caent OF Ireland This plan ~aa open 70 Inc
least objection. To Ieafe the qneal!ou open
would be only 70 pave the way for fatu1e emba1-
,tassmen,. He appealed to the House ROT to PET
an obstacle In the nay OF the passage Of the bill
The country had connded with fullest sincerity IN
the government desire TO make Ireland an inte-
.rral mart Of the kingdom, and her connection
with England closer.
= q aruendpcnt 0! the Lords VAS then rejected
II, seo scaInst eIe, Gsrat checr1 greeted the To-
Eu1.
LONDON. July IT.
The dctatc the amended 1r1sh Chofcn e1H
wss continued In the Commons until 8 late hoof
tits morning. After the rejection OF the amend
:tpept proposed by the Peers, vi. Disfoe took the
moor and spoke ut some length. He regretted the
repuditaion Of the amendments adopted In she
House OF Lords. The Church WAS NOT
the question ut lEsue al the lA1e
elections. lie thought tile agreement oi lug
lorts to eend the bll a second time was M ae@
%. maSnaMln't!, conAlaerlhs t"o i1a"4'5
uolcv6rab'e to the measure, ana tne aeteetaeu'
was oufy given under the understanding that the
Commons would conside. the amennments ~
CO.. c!ltailng spirit. lie could mol ohae1 u.
The couEse the government nao IAen t"u.u - "
Ecconctled 70 tbs efpeetauoa he'u o1' ~ '1'
Nj Gladstone replied, saying that the prontss
gwen to the House OF Lords wss that Gil asncno
Ynents r tich could be approved would be respect
fu!)y considered, md he maintained that tia
pledpc had not been violated. He had concedct
much II difference 10 the Lorns ana haa 'aia4eo
more tlan fulfilled Inc peoRe. ""l1" ~ i'As
x1ycp. tGrrat cheerlng-1 lie "as ce1ta31
1nat my harm Ind been don
t. the Church, Il was " tnose VIZ
deserved the e1teTons ana encfsanng eaees ~
establishment Wonia GaFe Oh 1esAp'7 y. ~. I..-
1ous community. II the Chnrch way oesu'uAc
cncrgJ aua stGor, the SOONER tnes qa!!tcu !. ~ ~
better. Tie mast file Rolcmn protest 1Ralns' IL
degrading, disheas1ening con"ctlonF ana e1r!es
Il humble and conndent c1rectAA4ont 'ueo@t IL.
and trial Intervene, TINT tue heube9s VI u
fhrrr1 HIu regard The d9y OF the pas6a1o u IL
nrt An the tay Of their religious regeneration
Hight Hon. Gnthorne Iiariy then took the aoo
lie accepted the appeal made to postef1ty IN r
.--ort 10 tie beneficial effects Of the It'll lie Sol
norted HI, Dlsrael!'s statements that John bE1gs
Ind used thrcats OF the dissolution ofparl1ament
tccp the nartv tocethc. aud coercc the HOUSE
Iords. III considered the Lords rs u co-oFdinai
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