New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

THE FORCE BILL AND LAND blLh 49,, NJ
pATF-MOTION TO REMOVE RtLl"io'0 '''
ABILITIES TRINITY COLLEGE ,.-o
LoxpoN Friday, April l. 1870
Tho Uouse of Commons to-day. IN commune
onidcrcd the Irish Force hill returned nom '''o
uouse Of Lords with amendments, and engage" j" -
nrotraeted debate, mainly on the tochllch a,'u
t.atures of its coercivc clauses. MeSSs' pan an"
Di,raeu accused Mr.. Gladstone OF lhuouu,."s
amendments which altered the principle On WIN"
the bill was based - ,,d
Mr. Gladstone warmly resented the charge an"
orcred the entire cohercrty of the modI"'a'""S
mI,,b he had suggested Mr.. Gladstone moved '""'
all the amendments made IN the House oi io'"
save one. be agreed to. The motion was 'HI''"
Tho consideration Of the Irish Land OH was ~
spmed The SoHctor-Gencral for Ireland an" w.
RAN discussed the teclmicaucs oi inc "'iI
House took recess after "hi'" '''
continued ,u.o. a., 1rorso an
vi. .,,o ran of unscctaran and undcnomna-
~ ,,ocIipp in Ireland. in favor of remodelng
r;,itr College so as TO remove religious disabilities
NJ Fa,ycett supported his resolve with cogent ar
giments =,
A. Pluukctt. as member for Trinity College, fol-
l,,,cd anrulv reprobatlug interference with that
institution He pred cted that the adoption OF this
resolve would produce results affecting not that col
Loo, alone but all the educational establishments of
Ireland.
Mr. Gladstone reminded the gentleman that the
abolition of University tests one of the proposed
measures Of the session, and the present discussion
that fact must be kept in view. He referred to the
ip,putation Of Ultramontane tendencies IN the MINIS
try and pronounced it absurd He depored the ne
ces.ity Of introducing measure tending 10 conyulse
the country but denied cmphatically that the trust
coDdd,d by the people TO the Wing party would be
abandoned. His duty uumlStakable. If assured
that the Government was on the wrong course, he
voul acknowledge it; but, feeling that be was
night. he must stand where he stood.
Mr.. Bsrc,forl Hope urged Mr.. Faucett to with
draw ms resolve Mr. Ball made a speech in support
Of the resolve. Without action on the subject the
House adjourned.
In the House Of Lords this evening the
Iu.h Force mll was again received from the
House Of Commons with all the Lords amendments
conenrr,d i'm save one Without taking action on the
bill the House adjourned.
THE WISDOM or THE AMERICAN SYSTEM.
The Examiner finds, in the disconnected and con-
Trajectory discussions ON Irish affairs in the House
Of Commons. proofs # the wisdom of the American
system. which leaves local a fairs to local legs-
latgr,s.
yCrF,,fp pI,coNrrNr-N OUTRAGEs-
MORE EAIIoN-CONSEQUENCES OF THE
COERCION BILL
Tie popular discomfort in Ireland seems to be
increasing The evening papers cf this city today
publish long list of outmgcs which have recently
been committed There. Yesterday the Protestant
Church at Butteyaut Cork Co.. entered by evil
disposed persons. tie walls aud furniture defaced,
and the building itself nearly destroyed
The Dublin correspondent Of The Ercairg Post says
tia, the emigration from Ireland to the United States
has increased to r,uaiba le extent within the past
few days and is altogether due to the passage
through Parliament Of the obnoxious bill for the
preservation Of life and property in Ireland.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE COMPANY.
The Atlantic Cable Company, after considering
the proposed bin for consolidation of the Anglo
American with the French Transatlantic Cable Com
paur have given it their approval, threefourths of
the stock supporting it, A resolution to this effect
has been adopted at a meeting Of the Company.
THE UNIVERSITY CREWS.
The University boat crews are out two OF three
times q day on the Thames The practice of the Ok
ford men is still the best. but the Cambridge crew
ere fast improving.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
A commi.te tee has been appointed to make arrange
ment, for the visit of the English delegation to the
Worlds Conference of the Evangelical Alliance at
Ncw-Yoyk next Autumn. The delegates will prob
ably b. the Rev. DR.. Jobson, Prof. Blake, Canon
Frcmsutlc. Dean Westcott, ana the Rev. Messrs.
Dale, Hoare Cairns. and Alexander
J. : Morgan q Co. have introduced the mortgage
bonds of the st. Louis Bridge Company into this
market.