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fhs British American Boundary and Fisheries
Questions in Arbitration.
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ENGLAND.
The Irish Land Bill Debats-Mr. Disraelps


LONDON, March II, 1870.
Tho debate on the Irish Land bill was continued in
ehe House OF Commons tonight.
Mr.. Gregory ana Lord Echo favored the bill with
material reservations.
Several Irish members followed, including Sir
Coiman O'Loghiin and Mr.. Cogan, in support OF and
Mr.. Downing against the measure.
Mr.. Disraeli on rising TO speak was received with
cheers. He said he thought the Devon Commission
Rad supplied data for the present debate. II
had once been his opinion that the rela-
tlon between landlord and tenant was sim.
treatment OF this relation had caused discord
and dlscontent previously Unknown In Ireland. The
Dill on this subject introduced Parliament 1852
would have paclned the country and rendered the
Present leglAlation needless. That bill. continued
M. Disraeli, was referred 10 committee which
&0Opteu all but one vital proylS on, namely. that for
The compensation OF tenants Tor their improvements
That provision he then favored; now ne opposed it,
because the present Dill assumed that all the
improvements were due to tine enterprise OF the
tenant and none to that OF the landlord. lie
cilnsd to assent 10 Its details. He conld not favor
the recognition 1t gave to the half understood Ulster
customs varying, as they did, with the boundaries
Nj. Gladstone followed. He criticised mnutely
tho objections made to the details OF the bill, anu
. substantial remedy Tor the unhealthy state OF
affairs In Ireland The tribunal provided BY the
eiil would adjust the Ulster customs as the cases
sldsred that the bill gave nxlty 10 the
tenure and security to the mind Of the occupier
honorable occupation in peace and safety.
The bill was doubtless yet imperfect, and amend
urged iis antagonists to avoid the responsbity OF
rejecting measure offered them and which they
might amend whenever 1t needed amendment
Lively applause followed Mr.. Gladst0neS speech,
With which the debate was brought to Q close.
The House then proceeded to divide on the second
reading Of the bill, with the following result
After the transaction OF formal and unimportant
business the House, alter midnight, adjourned.
Tho Canada Boundary Question.
LONDON, March IL. 1870.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr.. Otway
Under Secretary for the Department OF Foreign
Affairs, informed the House that the diflcuity be-
tween the United States and Great Britain In regard
10 the water boundaries OF their respective terri
tories In North America had been referred to arbi
traitors.
Hope for Newspaper Press Agencies and Mo-
nopOiists.
LONDON. March II, 1870
In tho House Of Commons to-day Sir Stafford
Northcote inquired II 1T that the reports OF
Parliamentary proceedings for the country journals
were often forwarded by express instead OF BY tele
graph.
The Postmaster General admitted that this was
sometimes the and explained that the necessity
of forwarding reports BY express resulted from the
competition OF the news companies, which was the
fruit OF low tolls. He SAID four news reports
now transmitted where 0ne had hitherto been sent,
while the general news was more v0uminOus than
ever, and declared that the only remedy was In y
combination OF the newspapers,
Taking It Easy.
LONDON, March II. 1870.
The House Of Lords held a brief session to-day.
The proceedings were unimpOrtant.
The Transatlantic Mail servics-PostaI Tele.
graphs.
LONDON, March IL, 1870
The Chambers Of Commerce OF Belfast and Glas-
gow have demonstrated against the American mail
English teegraphic system.
The Universities Boats Crews.
LONDON, March II. 1870.
Experts are dissatisfied with the practice OF the
Oxford boat crew. The opinion Is general that MI.
Honbon ~ not good stroke. Both the Oxford and
Cambridge crews are practising regularly.
Tea Trade Adulteratious.
LONDON, Marcn II, 1870
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Lefevre, Secretary
OF the Board OF Trade, said that the government
had received information OF the arrival OF cargo
OF spurious tea in England, but that it mad since
been re.exported.
ROME.
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Ths Popo's Roply to Eapoleon-Lay Repre-.
sontation In tho Council.
ROME March 10