, 1869-03-22
EUROPE.
Er<nS Britain.

FURTHER uEnA1E IN TIE HoUss ~ cQXHoYs or
1aE lA14H oHuRea HlLL.
Loxoox, March a.
Mr.. Glhdstone's BILL to dl.estAnilsn the Church
Of ireland came up again In the House Of Cam.
nora laes evening and WA deba.ed 1t RFsat
leng,n. Sir John Eva1s. the Liberal member
FINN Kilkenny, regarded the Established Church
that II must be sbollshcd,
Edwa1d Atsll, Liberal. from Bradfoti, also sap
ported the bill IN speec1 Of considerable ]enRth,
and WAS followed BY Right Honorable Stafford
Nprthco'e In opposition.
John RnRnt tten delivered 4 long and able
sptesh In 5Ayor Of the nessnta. The Established
Church Of England had The aren't Of a large
minority OF tho people Of En- g'a1d, bat the quee-
tlon WIS ehether the Cnufcn was 1ood also for
the people Of Ireland. The opponents Of this
BILL had utterly failed To prove that the opinion OF
tho civilized world hostile to this mcssurd as
hsd bern Etatcd. uc reviewed the opinions Of
etsttemen On he question, And gu tied
L-rd etaEfeJt fcml1k that Ireland
was Tho question OF .hs hour he ref:rred to
State for IEesrd, a1d tbs position Of other Tories
to enow that thai psEty had no POLICY on the
1sish question. Tie bill low before the House.
be cont ended, Vas acceptable to The people Of
Ireland, Catholic sud e1o'essanl- 1t WA aIn1 1oet
Invariably approved By the people Of En13a1d.
A. had been before stated hers. the Established
Church In Ireland was badge Of conquest. Con-
se1yadEcs Of the futn,e would view tho At
stiudc Of present Eoteerv atlrea on this
question With surprise. he quoted Csvous's
wtzk on Ireland, where that Au.hof shows that
the Established Church promotes d1sadectlon
md aniuottties In that county, End c11.es the
peaeantfy to be IN wore condition th1n the
savss Of tho Antilles, and that the 1ush were con-
tinu4lly protesting agatnst it.
The speaker then couuss'ed the poettto3 Of the
ca uEch in EcR1and. England's nbe,tiee, he said,
were Eot secured b. lhe churches, but bY the
Pu1Itant sud Non.Confmml.ts. Nations nere.
fotgtt their religious until the esn.c Is
removed. The old policy pursued by England rsn-
desed ireland Nere ulsFamoutaue thaa any country
In Europe. Catho1,cfsm was not only a uoattsr ct
filth, hut Of pasttsantsn,, for which tbs Ir.sh
were ready to eudrr or die II need be. Btnte the
unlou. tls.usbtncas have hesn continual. Pro-
testAp,fsn was The only h.c thst,~1s detto3me
eversthirR that Ia FOOD and noh1e In Ireland. To-
tusttng In tie absolute disappearance Of pesee and
loyalty. The 1sithucn who ID tm,gT1. 10 tho
Utlxd Slat<s aud Australia were watching an1-
lous , ths result Of the preat q1eEtion. The uE-
tire Feniau project Was fed and Kept alita by the
EympathJ OF Americans u.de1 ths ldea
that England Ieve1 did justice to ireland.
There were TO biEterer los "a Eng
land In Tie United States tt1n Itshmeu.
41e Houte "as now asAeo 10 90 106uee 10 lfe"
ltnd, cot for feaz OF fottixn enemies bnt fot the
sake Of interna! peace and tranquility. Be eon-
seEplated tho voluntary system prevailing In
Scotland, and Anticipated the best resulss to
pcste11t5 for Itelskd II this huI became law.
NJ. Bright concluded b. eaytsR that this
measure vou't have the sppso.al Of she Supreme
Belrg. for :was founded On principals Of mercy
std justice, tie attributes Of 1his elorous
reign.
NAHtEE.
LTvEKrooL., Mxrch %,
The Steamship CITY Of London AID java, from
ftw Turk, hare arrived.
Spain,
TIE coheoRffH1oH DISTURBANCES QrK1lD.
AApR1p, Mtech 20.
Disturbances 1t Frontera. AQa.nst eonse7:p-
tton. have been Qaeled. nd tranquility pre-
y&5t8