, 1870-04-05
FOREIGN.
Political Affairs at the French
Capital
An Appeal to be Made to the
People on the Subject Of
the Rev Consultation.


1ospoY. April 4.-Trs Ttsesa, On the proposed
recnnsdetaon Of the decaon q tne ~
Justtce vii ie sustained
LONDON, April A-R1no.s tnas tne = ptgRosfta hst
ted 70 = vote Of the people have been gaming
strength, and are NOW generally credited here;
InHpoN. Apy1! k-Tht PEince OF Wales rfeAdco
at tnretno 81 the Society Of Arts held to orKau-
fxe an educational department and make ar1ange-
mems fot several e1hIens T. net 3ss Iea ID; Ine
mssd to BE- aided b5 sha society. uewniolowed
by Sir ]. F9k1ngton- .1..
The Glasgow Herald has Trason 70 70 tn1s ~
Nt be re41uctd TO four bcIcc, the dutlea on suxaI
lie equallxed, and alterations made IN oreWesa
ne;1s iii p 3. Ieit unsoucGeS, sna mion ste1-
Npa viii " kept on hand for special purposes
Eetttng on tie university soas race u ref3 ofsx-
flcncc, ma odds Of II TO on She o1ofds ase
2espssea from reporta that the Pope Wishes 70
nrnn nnrnte the n,n scAena 1t Easter, ~ that the
secgnd scAeutd. that ca infAlI1tHtJt may NC d1e-
outseti tmmettiattly Kfter the honda5k
LoNpos, March LIN the House 81 Lo1ds ~ mem en-
hfTs Of the C0ynfNhns were summoned u The Lar
| when messages were read Announcing Inc iogAl
tshent given to the bill fur the enf9rcsmsns u the
saa 2set Si e e. y 4ens1a s!aaa 81
| Nr. Wikr said he thought no compensation wes
due to the widow Of GorLou, who Wa executed IL
| nenarfment. said f1emaun from thu CANADIAN
I a,ihoritics Tor regular tuopa fur the BED NVel
| expedition was under consideration.
| 7he consideration Of the Utah Land osll "49 fe
Euuped il committee. DiMae1t opposed the amend
Htnt proposed by The goTernniens, ezfenAnY ~
Ulster custam over Ireland. lie TzVed the Aoust
| To consider the effect the hW Wonlt
hare on English land, md predicted that ARitA
taon md 3aWie8sneas would lncrease. pi3taeu tael
| subutttrd M amendment, limiting compensation
to retiring tenants to dsnAgts foT bis uae1nsnktet
imrres ements and unnntshed course Of husnand5,J
| Iii, Lowe replied to Dla-aelt, In I speech lffele
| want TO thu 11nchdMrnt uDdeE ennsldetanon, y
i sid The bill possibly TtuAted the rules OF p0iluca
economy, but such s!tIs1om Tefe OF oAI5 "
Nj, Gsthorne Hardy supported VI. DlsEaell'
| Amendment NaTlJ and slI Rounded Palmer, y 2
followed him, both urged greater eautsoa thsn ~
/ government had exhibited 70 Tar IN tne ~ manaxs
| Inrnt Of the MeaSuGc. The changes Qtup0ae
Vert generally TOO Iu-conce!sed and sWeepiag.
MI Fortcseue, Chief Secretary for lrel2ha, 2
pelled the charges made 1gAinat The 9ogsfnmeA
Ar. Reed, member for South NoT1ok, denoanf
!, the bill as revolutionary. :,
M Ml1tou declared that tho bill limited Il
!, | r;onts Of property, which we're now suoTtrted.
Mir NfUdeI1ck, Sit Patrick tHFeD, anu ulata
| followed, but presented no new arRu1nent =.
MF, Gladstone explained that the point OF y
clause was for compensation 70 tenants. p 9ot !,
b | amendment proposed bJ Da3t4eh Was t0tenatA
!. | to 1nollfJ hut to Kill the bill.
DN.atu replied to the various fBnmenth Ha
l were then m41e to his amendment anu cioseo
defatc. The House then divided for D!srae!
o | amendment; majority Tor government 10
GLASGOW, Arrl THE new steamer 1tal{,
d ! the Naitonsl Line, was launched to-aAy. she
y enid 10 BE- tho largest BcreH fessei aapat. exec
II | the Great EastcIn-