Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10
FOREIGN.
intense ExeitsRsni oyer The irjsh Church
Bill
Continuation 0S ths Political Co@nu.iJa ia
France.

LONDON, July s.-Fhe action of the
House Of Lords on the Irish Church
Bill causes intense excitement. Messrs.
aright and Gladstone are in receipt Of
letters daily from persons Offering re-
coInmelcclnCn' Of IL. Reform League
agitation, but they tliScOuntenanCe
any movement lCr .lcP present and eN-
pres their belief li3sl thc Lords will
recede, az the last moment, from their
opposition t0 the Wi! of the people,
though q ConprOIni-e has been effected,
in the pOstponeWCnt OF The date of
disestablishment, 10 January, 1872, by
paving in "a lump he sum Of SjOu,0W
IN lieu Of private donations, and by
allowing life interests - be- computed
at fourteen years purchase.
The following letter has been IN cir
culation privately among the known
progre~SiveS;
Il is reported that Lord Haerjea
has been appointed Minister 10 Spain.
The Associated Chambers of Com
merce have rendered "a public break
fast 10 Hamilton Hill.
The assignee OF OVerend, GUer-
vey & CO.. Bank Will pay a dividend
Of one shilling ON the pound, in Sep
tember, making full payment TO all
creditors, with the exception Of the
accrued interest.
BREsT, July SIP 10 Thursday at
noon, the Great Eastern had run 1854
knots, and paid out 1877 knots Of
cable. The officers Of the expedition
expect 20 reach the shore by Friday at
noon.
/" Sir; in view of a probable failure
Of the Irish Church bill, through OPP
position Of the House Of Lords 10 the
Government the Commons and the
country, you are requested 10 inform
the Secretary Of the Reform League
whether you are willing that your
name shall be used, in the event OF 8
defeat Of that measure, to public call
for a mass meeting to consider the best
constitutional method of getting rid
Of this obstruction TO legislation, based
upon the expressed will Of the people y
PARIS, July S.-The political conf
motion in France continues. The
Emperor has decided TO give way 10
the Chamber and change his system
of government. He meets with great
difficulties in his efforts to complete
The new combination, but the grand
-
new Ministry viii emerge from the
Center Cauche party between the Rad
ical minority and the adherents Of the
Empire. The Center GaUche are for
the Empire, but insist on responsible
Ministers, or parliamentary govern
ment, the same as in England.
PARIS, July 9.-LU France says the
deputies in the Corps Legislatih who
are now signing an Interpolation for
Dolitjcal reforms, are friends of the
government. They do not want the
Emperor to renOunce his right Of in
itiatiVe, but ask him 70 allow the
Chamber 10 share in il. We be
lieve the Emperor is not dis
posed to reject their demand.
The situation is not disqaieting;
while one side Is not disposed to make
exaggerated claims, the other Is equal
~ resolved not TO make exaggerated
resistance. The crisis viii terminate
in a compromise which will satisfy
public opinion. The article con-
tinues, Minister Rohser, in his reply
yesterday to NJ. Favre, admitted that
the ministerial crisis was spoken of,
but the great question of changes
which viii powerfully affect the lnsti-
tutions of society in the future was
bound up with the question of Barrier.
which must be weighed against the
question of revolution. We know not
by whom the argument will be
achieved, but we do know ON what
force the Chamber will rely to pre-
serve the peace.