New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY S, 1869.

| student who wants to know what the England OF
the ruling slaves of the clubs, of the West End in
London thinks about current events can learn more
from this than from any other journal that know.
Those are the classes which closely concerned with
the immediate business of governing, or rather OF
administering affairs. They have to get out of the
way when on great questions they come in collision
with the great popular majority, but their influence
and direct control is still, and will long remain,
very great in England and if they have any organ"
it is The Pail Mall Gazette Yet even this "aris-
ocratic" journal yields to the tendency of the times
perhaps little to the rivalry of new half-penny
evening paper and to-day announces that it Will sell
itself on and after July for penny and rumor has
long asserted that the great Thunderer itself was
coming down to two pence about the same time.
believe l have said already that the reduction in
price of The Daily Ne,cs from three pence to one
penny, has proved, after years trial. complete
success As The Daily Ndcs is sincerely, though mod
eratey Liberal, and is extremely able it must in
crease in prosperity and influence with the growth
of the Liberal party. might just well put it the
other way, and say that the Liberal party will grow
in proportion its leading journal is widely
circulated and read. G. w. S.
THE LORDS PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
IRISH CHURCH BILL.
The following amendments, TO be moved in
committee, the Irish Church BILL June a. stand
the Order Book Of the House OF Lords; h
LORD CoLCHEsTER-To add TO Clause 49, land the
charge Archepscopai or Episcopal functions IN The slid
Church, shan be permitted assume and titles IN
respect OF the districts places within which thoy
exercise such functions, without mourning any penalty
by law attaching persons assuming ecccsastica titles
IN respect OF any place or district without being by law
thereuntO authorized" ...-- d
end a0E Of 5 seT M Ra9go o9aH o st G
cases where any point Of doctrine or discipline OF the
Church OF England shall come into question aud be de-
cded by any OF the civil courts or Ireland the appeal
10 the House OF Lords"
EARL RussELL-Chuse g, line 20, after "applied in
sert these Words TO the benefit Of the Irish people:
and whereas it is desirable to satisfy far possible
upon principles OF equality between the several rc-
gous denominations in ireland, all just and equitable
foregoing part OF this act to satisfy the Just and equa
Die claims OF the representative body of the present Is
tabshed Protestant Church OF Ireland. IN respect to
churches, gravey ards ecclesiastical residences and gebe
lands and whereas the Presbyterian Church I'm Ireland
and Roman Catholic Church 10 Ireland have lust and
equitable claims such property shan be apphed-J 10
the building Of churches or chapes the building or pur
grant Of geOe lands not exceeding thirty acres attached
10 each such residence TO the Presbyterian Church
and clergy in Ireland g. To- The buIId"G Of
chase of ecclesiastical residences ana tue grant or geOe
lands exceeding thirty acres attached 10 each such
residence to the Roman Catholic Church and clergy OF
Ireland 81 To the purchase or grant OF lands when APP
piled for by petition Of the inhabitants OF any parish
parishes for the purpose of gayeyards FOR Proesants OF
all denominations, and members OF the Roman Catholic
when the commission hereby created shall expire, any
surplus which tho Commissioners may report 10 Her
Majesty 70 be SUI remaining may be applied III the man-
EARL OF sAFTEsBURYIu the event OF the seculariza-
tOn Of the surplus revenues having been affirmed TO
move that all the paragraphs numbered ? 4, under
clause O. page 81 be omitted and clauses be substituted
provide that such surplus be treated fund for the
granting Of small loans at moderate interest aud on
adequate security 10 the pcasaury Of Ireland To insert
sderaon may be given to the greater longevity OF the
clergy