The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-14
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LONDON, July l3.--The debate on the
Irish Church bill in the House of Lords
was resumed last night. Earl Clancarty
moved its third reading be postponed
three months. Earl Derby still opposed
the bill, but favored the amendments.
Clancarty's motion was withdrawn
Derby gave notice that he should offer
a protest against the bill. The bill was
then read third time and an amend
ment adopted by vote of loO to 81,
emitting the clause permitting Bishops
to retain their seats. A provisO was
adopted by III to Ia, providing furn-
ished residences and globes for Catholic
and Presbyterian clergy and adopting
the principle of covenant endowment.
The bill was then passed. Earl Derby
protest was then presented and the
House adjourned after an exciting ses
sion.
PARIS, July l2.-As predicted it would
be the case in our previous dispatches,
the Emperor, Louis Napoleon, has given
his assent to the demand of the Legisla.
tive bodies, the nature of which has
been already to stall the change III the
Ministry, not yet announced, but the
reorganization of the Cabinet within
short time is certain. Throughout the
whole of this crisis the Emperor has ex-
ercised his usual tact aud shrewdaess.
He invited nearly all the Deputies in
the Corps Legislatif to dinner and Ser
rift and st. Cloud that week. lie has
chat, d playfully with many of them
of all shades of opinion, giving express
sion to many of those piquant sayings
so attractive to Frenchmeu, for Instance,
to one, by whom ne had been taken by
the buttOn-hole, he said: "Oh, Mon
sieur, buffet! You mean to take hold of
my coat for fear may pull back" To a
group of several, with whom he was con-
versing on the situation, he said: "Iou
begin to treat me like the old lion in the
fable, trying 20 cut my nails and take
out my teeth aud leave me nothing but
my name, which is harmless" To an
other he said: THE elections prove
clearly that must choose between Em.
can an individual be set up" To others
he said: Il will give full salts
faction to the liberal aspirations
of all parties, but have decided to cease
concessions of the bounties prescribed
in the constitution" While the En-.
peror's conduct for the past few days
has been regarded rs adroit, it is not
considered as likely To stop the agita-
ton for further concessions and reforms
PARIS, July l3.-It is officially an.
nounced that the Senate will be con.
voked for August 2d, that the session OF
the Corps Legislatif will be immedi
ately prorogued, and that the resigna'
tions of Ministers have been accepted
but they will continue to hold office un
til their successors are appointed.
BREST, July 13.-Dispatches from the
Great Eastern, dated yesterday, an
nounces her arrival off Miquelon, bnt
dense fog prevailed, in consequence OF
of which she had as yet been unable to
find shore. The end of the cable with
which to make the splice is deep in the
sea- The cable will probably be cut and
suoyed to prevent accident until the
fog clears up
LATER |
The cable has been cut and buoyed
No communication has been received
through it since last night.
VIENNA, July l3.-Bishop Linsc ,os
been convicted before the Civil Cour,
of uttering doctrines subversive of pub
lie order and has been sentenced tc
three months imprisonment.
LONDON, July 13.-A collision &c
CURED at Sheffield to-day between tw,
parties, miners, one belopging to tn
Union, and the other consisting of anti
Dniou men. The fighting was severe
and many were injured, one fatally.
The Star says the Intervention o
America has undoubtedly helped to pro