The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-21
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House OF Commons untila late hour this morn-
ing. ..14ti- ~ A-,s,N r .,a.l5.
After the amendment proposed By the Peers
Disraeli took the floor and spoke at some
length. He regretted the publication Of tho
amendments adopted BY the Honse OF lords.
The Church was not the question at issue at
the late electisns. He thought the agreement
of the Lords 70, read the bill the second time
was an act Of magnanimity. considering the
great majority unfavorable to. the measure,
and this agreement was only given on the uu-
derstanding that the House Of Commons would
have considered the amendments adop&ed id q
conciliatory spirit. He could not understand
how the course. the government had taken
could be reconciled to the expecta ions held as
to the House. OF Lerde.
Mr.. Gladstone replied to these remarks, say
ing that the promise given to the Houss Of
Lords was that fhe amendments which eonld
be approved would be respectfully considered,
and he maintained that they had been violat4d.
He had conceded much in difference to the
Lords. and had fulfilled, and more than fulfill.
ed. oil the pledges given. lGreat ch aering. !
He was certain that, IL any harm had been
done to the Church, it was by those who de-
serted the grieyous and enervatlng effect the
and hfei OF -th0religious community. II the
Church was destitute Of energy and vIgor. the
sooner they quilted it the better. He must
make asolehn protest against these disheart-
ening and degrading convictions, and express
an humble and confident exp sotatioD, though
time and trial intervene. an ri.g
lhe members Of the Church will regard the
day OF the passage of this act as the day Of
their religious regeneration.
Gathorne Hardy then took ths floor. He ac-
cepted, the appeal made to posterity in regard TO
the beneficial effects of the bill. He supported
Disraeli's statements. John Bright had used
threats of dissolution Of Parliament to- keep
the party together and cosrce the House Of
Lords. He echsiderad the L.ords as co-ordi-
nate authority, and thought they had been
treated in an un worthy manner.
Mr.. Bright denied that he ever used threats
Of dissolution. His only reference to the sub
ject wssaWhat might be the expression OF po-
pular opinion If the subject OF concurrent en-
dowment was referred to the nation. He re-.
GREETED this unfayorable charge which had
been brought against him. but which the4great
majority OF the House disbelleved.
After further debate committee was ap-
pointed to draw up report embodying the
reasons for disagreement to the amendments,
as proposed by the Lords. Adjourned.
LONDON, July 17.--It is said that the House
Of Lords will give up their amendment to the
Irish Church bill in regard to concurrent en-
@dowment and Ulster grants, but will adhere to
The amendment refusing 10 devote surplus pro.
seeds OF Church property to the relief OF una
voidable calamity and suffering, as proposed in
49, -, .Ay1 S-O1
tion Of the fund.
TIE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY
, PARIS. July 17.-The Public (newspaper)
says. .Nil03 "TaFIj H4g14Q.st. ~.
It is now certain the new ministry will be as
h Munster Of Interior-De FORBADE i, ia Ro-
quette.
Minister Of Justicer- Dnvergierc y r Id,
Minister Of Eofeien AFFAIRS lAuterene.
Minister Of Finance-Pierre Magne. ~e
Minister OF fCommerce-AlfredL Leroux.
Minister OF Public Works lGressier. ~
Minister Of Mnrlne-Adm,ral Genoulily
Minister OF War-Marshal Mel.
y d. Rouher Willie President Of the Senate,
II Is rumored that Magne. Minister of FL
.nancs. declines Office in tho new ministry.
The Journal, oficinl, publishes the sams
list. With the following additional:
Minister OF Public Instructions -Bourbean.
M President OF the Council of State-Chasse-
Ioup.
TEE INTERNATIONAL OCEAN REGATTA.
HAvRE, July T.-Fhe International Ocean
Regatta. from Cherbourg two hundred miles
no sea, and back, took place yesterday and to-
B day. The yAchts entered were the Guerriere.
Ahne. Cambts, Julia. Disne, Mystery, OnadiL
l la and Sylvia. All stated ab II O'Clock Thurs
DAY. The Cambria returned to the starting
mint nrat CLOSELY followed nv fha Iu,ie \ ut,o
Hambria won BY th 90 seconds. Time forty-six
hours. The race was remarkably ane. There
was 20 time Il allowance, all the, yachts entering
on en eqSaAl footing.
THE sUFz CANAL. sg
PARIS, July 17.--M. Lesseps officially an
!, ncunces thatl the ceremonies Of 6pening the