Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-18
FOREIGN.
Discussion Of tee Irish Church 8iIl---NeW
French Ministry

I FEeNSH MiHoh y
/ LONDON, July -A1idnight.-In
the Commons tonight the considera-
ton of the Irish Church bill was con-
tinued. Gladstone approved the
amendment granting half a million
] pounds for private endowments made
prior to 1916, but moved to disagree
/ TO the provision of q continuation of
| the Ulster grants. Disraeli thought
the proposal Of the Lords reasonable.
Stafford Northcote thought Glad
stones proposal would convert the es-
tablished church into an involuntary
missionary church. He asked, as an
act of Justice and eXpediency, that
glebes should be left. Roundell Pal
mer supported the Lords amend
ment granting half a million pounds
for private endowments, and agreed
to the amendment containing the u
ster grants. 1t was rejected by 245 TO
240. The announcement was cheered
from the Ministerial benches.
Mr.. Disraeli intimated that il was
not necessary for the House to divide
on any other amendment, except that
pOstpOning the disposition Of surplus
funds.
Mr.. Gladstone moved to disagree.
Mr.. DisraeH supported the Lords
amendment. He thought the Coy
eminent plans were not matured, and
ought to be left for future considera-
ton.
Mr.. Bright said the distribution of
the surplus funds was a difficult mat
ter The Government had made
minute inquiry aS to a suitable distri-
button of the income arising from
the surplus funds. He had no in
tercSt other than as a member
of the House. On the contrary,
he accepted the new issues as hem
eficial to the Irish. Every one
acknowledged that the money was
the property of the Irish and ought to
be applied to the benefit of Ireland. I
This plan was open to test the ques-
tiOn. Objection to leave the question |
open would only pave the way for /
future embarrassment. He appealed /
10 the House not to put any obstacle |
in the way of the passage Of the bill. /
The country had cOnfided with the 1
fullest sincerity in tie GDyernment's |
..E-iEs u make ireland an integral part |
Of the Kingdom, and her connection |
with England closer. The amend |
mPnt of the House Of Lords was then |
rejected by 240 against 2Is. Great |
uHetis greeted the result.
LONDON, July 1.-THE debate on 4
the Irish Church bill continued until /
a late hour this mCTaiug.
Iii>raeli regrets the course Of the !
Government on the amendment, and
intimatPS that an agreement had been
violated,
Gladstone replied that if harm had
been done, it came from the other
side, and that all the pledges had been
more than fulfilled.
HathOrn hardly thought that the
Lords had been treated unworthy by
the Commons,
Bright responded and q Committee
was appointed to frame resolutions for
agreement for the House Of Lords.
The bill for the purchase of the tele-
graph lines Of the Kingdom by the
was read a second time,
and the House adjourned
MADRID, July l7.-The Govern
4.eLJ5 o. kraHee and Prussia have
recognized the Spanish Regency. The
session Of the Constitutional CorteZ
has been suspended until October.
Previous to the adjournment the Cor
tez appointed Commissioners TO super
wise the affairs Of TIE country CGril.
al luIermissiGA.
PARIS, July 1I,-The public news
paper says that II Is now certain that
there viii beneW Ministry, as follows:
Minister Of the Interior, De FORBADE
Requctte; Minister Of Justice, DUver-
qpier; Minister Cf t0IClgl AtiaiTs,
Au0ylgne, Minister ofFinance, Pierre
Hayne; Minister Of Marine, Admiral
Gercinal; Minister Of Wsg, Marshal
Eial.
PARIS, July I'm. Lessepes Off
cially announces the ceremony and
opening Of the suez Canal 70 take
place on the 18th Of November.
LISBON, July l7.-Sam Shellaharger
yesterday had q special audience with
the King and presented his creden-
trials as Minister Of the United States.
HAVANA, July 1.-THE Estates of
Miguel, Domingo and Aldemus, have
been enlarged.
tmte5 nom tie City OF Mexico to |
the 18th says: On the 10th, while |
President Jurg6z's cabinet and several |
Others were enjoying a ride on Lake /
] F'escocO, near the City of Mexico, the
boiler OF the steamer exploded, but all |
were nliraculOuSly saved.
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