New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

rpoCEEpINCs or PARLIANENT-CoLoNlALr oL-
ICY-TUE LAND BILL MOVED 10 sHOoND
kEApiN0' LONDON, Monday March 7, 1870.
In the House Of Lords this evening the MARQUIS VI
I,,anricarde moved for the publication oil Iho co''e
nondenoe on tho subject of the withdrawn Oh ""oP'
from the Colony of New-Healand. snort o'p%"
followed Earl Granville defended the pono! Vi 'u0
Government while Earl Grey denounced Z" DIS va"
scrous and likely to perpetuate the d'scoh'h' VI ''
haoris. The motion was agreed TO-
In tho Uouse of Commons the attendance III Ihe
galleries was UNEXPECTEDLY thin, though u was
known the Irish Land bill was the special o'oo''
The topic seems TO lose interest
Mr.. Gladstone opened the debate by stat'nf '"a'
measures for the protection of life and property j"
Ireland would follow the Land bill, and he then
movod its second reading
Nit Bryan member for Kilkenny. in moving that
She second reading of the bill take place SIX months
hence expressed regret at the inadeQuacy oil 'he
measure and in this connection mentioned thai a
lease tenure of thirty years was insufficient for the
emergency.
Distress for rent must he said. lac abolished ana
the tenant must hire directly from the owner lheSo
changes in the bill ho considered Indispensable 10
Ireland.
Mr. White. member for Tppcrary. while applaud
mo the motives which had governed the Ministers
and the general outlines Of the bill seconded the mo
tion o. MI Bryan.
SIR H. ". Bruce, member for Colcralne' Ins''''"
upon material alterations in the hill. ,-
Mr. Blcwell member for Clonme hoped every ''"ns
from the amendments 20 he made in committee
Nj Heygatc. member for Londonderry spoho )"
imposition TO the liIl and demanded OF the cover"
uent q rcpresSlvc instead OF cohciH"'"''' P0''''
or the Iilsh question
- me-
bcrs
MI Fort,scue. Chief Secretary for Ireland spoke
m of the bin as the simplest aud most com
plctc remedy vet prescribed for the llls oil i''"""
foI IL would greatly enlarge the proprietary i"''i'S'
among the agricultural classes.
Mr. Rail mcuhc, for Dublin University. SAID the
hill ncrpetyated vicious systems which violated inc
principles of political economy The 'd'a o, 'oD"-
pensation was sound. but the rate was 100 hlH"'
Bargains binding positively TO unalterahlc oonu'-
t,ons were bad Ircland's only want was institu-
tiors as beneficial a. those Of England. The House
adjourned.
THE LAND FITL-THR PRINCE or WALLS IN
IE,TED IN IRELAND.
The Pail NcH Ga.ette approves of Mr.. Glsd,toncs
Land BILL but thinks the repression Of anarchy in
ireland is the first duty of the Government.
DUBLIN Monday. March = 1870.
Great DECLARATIONS are being made IN the north OF
Ireland for the reception Of the Prince and Princess
OF Wales.
rEESs mEETISG--THF TELEGEtrH M'>MANAGE-
nENT-A WORKHOCsE CLAIMANT or An
LONDON. Monday, March T. 1870.
meeting Of the representatives of the press asSo
citations has been summoned Ia consider what action
s required of the public journals in consequence OF
Tho continued rnismanagement Of the Geographic
service by the postal authorities
Strong evidence has been elected before the Chan
eclIor that the claimant to the EardOm OF Wicklow
was q fouudliug and taken from the Liverpool
WoTkhOuse