The New York herald., 1870-04-08
ENGLAND.


On the boat race says that pluck and perseverance
gave Cambridge victory. This is gratifying to the
public, weary Of Oxonan successes, which had be-
come monotonous by repetition.
The Telegraph says the victory is Immensely popu
lar. The public satisfaction is genuine and un-
bounded.
Tho Irish Land Bill In Parliamentary C0u,.
lattee-Premier Gladstonc's Principle re.
affirmed.
LONDON April :, 1870.
The House Of Commons resumed the c0nsdera-
tion Of the Irish Land bill in committee to-day.
Mr.. Synan, member for Limerick county, moved
an amendment providing that an evicted tenant be
entitled damages equal ten years. rent. but not
to exceed ten pounds.
Mr.. Gladstone opposed this, thougt he said
he was willing to provlde for q fiog contract
after the provisions OF the bill had been observed
for given number OF years. discretion herein to be
left to the courts. Mr.. Gladstone proceeded TO dis
cuss and defend other clauses OF the bill.
Mr.. Claiborne Hardy admitted that the most OBJ
jectionable features OF the bill had been removed.
Sir Rounded Palmer was averse to further changes.
Grey thought the bill an adrOit scheme for ex-
tortng long leases from reluctant landlords.
Mr.. Hunt and Mr.. Cogan favored seven years as
the term OF lease.
Mr.. Synan's amendment and several others were
Withdrawn or negatived.
Mr.. Gladstone, alter referring TO the concessions
already made with reluctance said the denial
OF all compensation to the outgoing tenant,
the denial Of freedom OF contract, and the
Limitation Of damages to fifty pounds.
which were proposed In an amendment
offered by Mr.. Fowler were equally arbitrary and
unjust. He appealed soemnly to the committee to
accept the concessions made by the government
already so extreme as to ALLEVIATE many Irish sup
porters.
The House divided on Towler's amendment with
the following result
FOR the amendment. ................'..''... IlS
Against the amendment. .:................ 2oo
Majority for the government .................. so
Progress was reported and the House adjourned.
Cannda Under instruction..
- LONDON, April 2, 1870.
Mr.. MonseIl Under Colonial Secretary, In reply to
m inquiry, informed the House OF Commons that
uoshing had been done about the Red river d!l.-
Guilty since the 22d Of March. when the government
sent full instructions to the Canadian authorities.
"Going Back" ON Exeter Hall.
LONDON. April 7. 1870
In the House OF Commons Mr. Childers, First Lord
OF the Admiralty said Captain Lambert, OF the
~of.war Daphne, now cruising In the Pacific had
been directed to use the utmost vigilance TO arrest
the deportation of the South Sea Isanders.
Election Of a British Peer.
LONDON, April Z, 1879.
In the House of Lords to-day the election Of John
Danvers, Butler Danvers, Lord LanesborouGh, as 4
representative Ieer for Ircand In the House, was
announced. Lord Lane5Dorough has been elected
BY his brother peers In Ireland, in conformity with
the provision OF the act OF union which gives to
shat island representation Of twenty iay
peers In tue imperial Parliament.
Parliamentary and Cabinet Runnors.
LONDON, April :, 1Sso
The G9ooe intimates that the early retirement OF
che present Speaker Of the House OF Commons may
be expected and that the Right Honorable Edward
Cardwell, present Secretary Of State for war viii
probably be elected his successor.
The Globe also announces that changes are con-
templated In the Ministry, among which orc the
f0llowing:-L Lord Norihbrook to replace Cardweil al
secretary Of state for War; A. 8. Ayrton, now Com
missioner OF Public Works, to be President of tht
Board OF Trade, should Mr.. John Bright Withdraw
in consequence Of Ill heath Sir Roundel Palmer tc
succeed Lord Haheriey as Lord High Chancellor.
Advance In the Price Of Paper.
LONDON April 7, 1870.
The paper makers In the north Ut England helt
. meeting at Manchester yesterday, and agreed T.
advance the price OF all kinds Of paper ten per cent
owing to the dearness Of rags.
The Bank Return.
LONDON April 7, 1870.
The amount of bullion In vault In the Bank O
England to-day, according to the oillcal statemen
Of Its officers Is $685. goo sterling less than last weei
AUSTRIA.
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Legislative independence.
VIENNA, April !, 1870.
The upper chamber has passed resolution favo
ing the appointment OF liberal Ministry and Of
posing strong central powers.
The lower chamber has adnnted an address TO Oh