The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-19

cheering.1 He was certain that if any
harm had been done to the Church it
was by those who desiye the grievous
and enervating effect that disestablish-
meut would have on the zeal and life of
the religious community. If the Church
was destitute of energy and vigor, the
sooner they quilted it the better. He
must file a solemn protest against its
degrading aud disheartening convic-
tions, and express humble and cent?
dent expectation, though time and tria
intervene. The members of the Churc b
will regard the passage of this act
the day of their religious regeneration
Rt. Hon. Gathorn Hardy then too K
the floor. He accepted the appeal MAD
to posterity in regar1 to the benehela
effects of the bill. He supported MI
Disraeli's statement that John Bright
had used threats of the dissolution OF
Parliament TO keep the party together
and coerce the House OF Lords he
considered the Lords as coordinate
authority, and thought shey had been
treated in an unworthy manner.
Mr.. Bright denied that he had ever
used threats of dissolution. His only
reference to the subject was as. to what
might be the expression of popular
opinion if the subject of concurrent en-
dowment were referred to the nation.
He regretted this unfounded charge
which had been brought forward, but
which the great majority OF the House
disbelieved.
After further debate, committee
was appointed to draw up a report en-
bodying the reasons for disagreement
to the amendment proposed in the House
OF Lords.
Adjourned.
LONDON, July T.-Advices from Rio
Janeiro of the Goth fully confirm the
reported victory of the Allies over
Lopez. The Paraguayans lost 500 killed
and wounded, 300 prisoners and twelve
guns. A treaty establishing provi-
sional government for Paraguay had
beed concluded.
HONG KONG, June "a, via LONDON,
July IA proclamation denouncing
foreigners has been extensively posted
in the towns and villages on the Gangt-
see river by agents of the secret society.
A conspiracy has been discovered at
Foo Chow, having for its object the
opening of another rebellion. 1t is ru-
mored that over $4,000 men are con-
nected with the movement.
Advices from Yokohama of June 10th
have been received. The naval and
military forces of the Mikado had COM
menced an attack on the rebels at Ho-
kodadi, but the result of the battle was
not known.
LONDON, July lit is said that the
Lords will give up their amendments to
the Irish Church bill in regard to con-
current endo wment and the Ulster
grants, but will adhere to the amend
ment refusing to devote the surplus
proceeds of the Church property to the
relief of unavoidable calamity and suf-
fering, as proposed in the original pre-
amble, and deferring the appropriation
of the fund.
HAvRE, July 1.-THE Ocean Vac ht
race from. Cherbourg, two hundred
miles, to Serg and back, took place yes
terday and to-day. The yachts entered
were the Guinevere, Aliue, Cambria,
Julia, Diane, Mystine, Ondalle and Syl-
via. They all started at II o'clock on
Thursday, the Cambria returning to the
starting point first, closely followed by
the Julia. The Cambria won the race
by only three seconds. Time, 46 hours.
The race was a remarkably fine one.
There was no time allowance, all the
yachts entering OH an equal footing.