The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-04
f U r o P E
The Irish Question.

LONDON, April
The House Of Commons rejected all the
amendments but one OF the House OF Lords to the
Irish force bill.
The Spectator laments the utter acidity OF de-
bates in Parliament lately. The same paper
thinks Colonial independence would divert the
tide OF emigration now running strongly from
Great Britain to the United States.
Rev. DR.. Pusey publishes communication IN
the Record, to-day, arguing against the revision
OF the recognized version OF the Bible.
DUBLIN, April g.
An immense indignation meeting was held last
night. Speeches were made and resolutions
adopted repudlatiug the Peace Preservation bill
as threatening to destroy the remnant OF liberty
yet remaining to the Irish people. 1t was repre-
sented to Gladstone that the policy OF the gov
ernment. in this respect receives the eensurc OF
all classes in Ireland, and he was earnestly urged
to modify his views. Resolutions were also
adopted urging repeal Of the union existing
between.England and Ireland as the interests Of
both countries wee autagonlstic to It's pcrpetua-
ton.
France.
PARIS, April Q.
the disorders at LaCrcuZot are increasing. Adj
ditienal troops have been sent. The strikers
pelted the troops stationed there to preserve or
der, but the forbearance OF the officers prevented
o counict. The journals published icieSS::a!ns
from LaCreuzot, Affirming that the troubles are
kept alive by contributions OF money, &C., from
other countries.
The Pope postpoaes the naming Of the cardi-
mails until September.
La Lioerte announces that Daru has abandoned
the idea Of sending a special ambassador to
Rome. Marquis Bannevillc, French Minister to
that city, who is at present in Paris, will there
fore return to his post Immediately. The reason
for this is found In the failure OF Daru, in his re-
cent negotiations at Vienna, Madrid and Flo
renee, for plan looking to concentrated action.
PARIS, April 8.
A parliamentary crisis is at hand. The EN- Pc
ror desires to submit the new order OF things to
the vote OF the people, and the ministers are not
willing to permit the discussion OF the Senatus
Consultum by the Corps Leglslatif Nothing def
mite on these points are known now, but decla
ration from the Cabinet Is expected to be made I
the opening OF the Chambers tomorrow. 1t is re-
ported that Prime Minister Olivier vii ask for
vote OF confidence and il this is refused lie will
resign.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte is still in Paris, but he
will 60 to Belgium.
Spain.
MADRID, April Q.
Very angry feeling is manifested in regard to
the new CONSUMPTION bill. Trouble is apprehend-
ell at the demonstration tomorrow by the oppo.
neuts Of the measure.
Moret, the new Minister Of Colonies, declared
to the Cortcs that the question OF liberty in the
inc into the condition OF Cuba and report to the
Cortcs.
MADRID April 8.
In the Cortes, yesterday, the new Colonial
Minister in reply to question from UnIonist
deputy, said that his policy in regard to Colonial
reforms would be the same as that OF his prcde-
cessor. lie expressed his disbelief in rumors OF
disastrous events In Cuba, and dscredlted the re-
ports that there was any diplomatic arrangement
between the Uui;cI States anu Great Britaie on
the Cuban question.
A motion to postpone the consideration OF the
new constitution for Porto Rico was defeated by O
vote OF 1o3 to 13 The Unionist deputies left the
chamber before the vote was taken.
InfnllIbility.
ROME, April 2.
The "C,vtta Cattoca" today published long
article Oh the view OF the approaching discussion
on the proposition of Papal infallibility, tending
to show. that the Pope has no particular need OF
uranlmity il the Council, but that simple ma
jorlty Is sufficient to establish the dogma.