New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

PkoNh DEBATE.
LONDON Thursday, April 7, 1870.
,-no uouse Of Lords, to-day. the election el Loiu
.sh,rc !" as a representiye Peer Tor lreianu was
L~"'" Ao"oceJ The other proceedings were un'il-
pOrtant -,cor,wons. Mr.. Childers, First Lord
,na admiralty. said Capt Lambert oil the manor
~ D.phne, now cruising IN the acme nau Dc" "
ted 70 use the utmost Vlg'"noo " "'i''' '"'
rortatiop of the South Sea ISianueiS,
Nasou Under Colonial Secretary, in reply TO
MI hons';, oDs formed the House that nothing had
N '"Hun .hont the Red River difficulty since the
o2J Of March when the Government Sen' iuii III
80 -,u,e,;ons - % the Canadian authorities
rosnuod the consideration of the Irish
Inc In ,y, 70 Committee. Mr.. Synan, member for
Ian" = Comfy. moved an amendment, providing
I''''-- ~,;ted tenant be entitled TO damage equal
AZ Gladstone opposed this though he said he was
- 90 nroyide for free contract after the pro-
.';,,ons Of the bill had been observed for gwen
,her of wears discretion hereOn to be left to the
,,s Mr. Gladstone proceeded to discuss and de-
feud other clauses of the bill.
Ar Claiborne Hardy admitted that the most OBJ
;octiopable features of the bill had been removed
8, Reuudell Palmer was averse TO further changes
uessrs. Hunt and Cogan favored seven years as the
Zen, of a lease Mr.. Synans amendment ana several
otbers were withdrawn or negatived
Mr. Gladstone after referring TO the concessions
,ready made with reluctance, said the denial OF all
conversation to the outgoing tenant the denial OF
freedom Of contract, and the limitation of damages
% $50. which were proposed IN an amendment
offered by Mr.. Fowler, were equally arbitrary and
upost. He appealed solemnly to the Committee to
accent the concessions made by the Government,
already 50 extreme as TO ALLEVIATE many Irish sup
pOrters.
The House divided on Towler's amendment, with
the following result;
For the amendment. .........--.......-.....2l
Agdiust......-..-..-.---. .---.--..---.-.........-
Majority for the Government. ......--.-.. -
Progress was reported aud the House adjourned.
CHANGES IN THE ADMINISTRATION-MR BRIGHTS
SUCCESSOR
I'll. Globe intimates that the early retirement of
the present Speaker of the House of Commons may
be- expected and that the Right Hon. Edward Card
well present Secretary of State for War, will proba-
Ly he elected his successor. The Globe also announ-
ess that changes are contemplated in the Ministry
among which are the following: Lord Northbrook
to replace Cardwell as Secretary of State for War.
A. 5 AyrtOn now Commissioner of Public Works,
70 be President of the Board of Trade, should Mr..
John Bright withdraw in consequence Of Ill health.
Sir Roundell Palmer to succeed Lord Hatherley as
Lord High Chancellor
THE BOAT RACE.
Ti, Tmcs to-day in its editorial article on the
boat race says that pluck and perseverance gave
Cambridge a victory This is gratifying to the pub
hc weary of Oxonian success, which had become
monotonous By repetition. Tie Telegraph says the
victory is immensely popular. The satisfaction is
genuine and unbounded.
MEETING OF THE PAPERMAKERs.
The papermakers in the North of England held a
meeting at Manchester yesterday, and agreed TO ad-
vance The price Of all kinds of paper ten per cent,
swng 10 the dearness of rags.
ARREST OF A FENIAN.
QUEENSTOWN, Thursday. April :. 1870
Anason working on the new Cathedral in this
plaee was arrested to-day by the police as Fenan.
He bad revolver concealed on his person. which
fact becoming known to the police, led to his arrest
o. Suspicion His name has been withheld.
TIE COERCION BILL IN FORCE-THE QUEEN.
DUBLIN, Thursday. April 7, 1870.
The first instance of the enforcement of the Irish
Coercion bill occurred to-day at Dundalk, where the
magistrates ordered aprinter to suppress an edition
Of a Farmers Almanac containing sedltious Ian
guage. The Queen has declined TO inaugurate the
Albert Memorial at Belfast