The New York herald., 1870-01-30

cannot adOrd 10 wait now thar MT. Gadstono ls.
CHEERS. But let not any one suppose that any Of
these SAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as they are and
have bcen but still 10 extent exlstingto KEEP
up the spirit OF disailection VIII make the ministry
or the House OF Commons, or the country, swerve
Tor one moment from Its determination 10 pursue ITS
policy OF justice TO lrelani. lCheers1 cannot tel
You the details of the Irish Land Dill that will be
brought forward but am sure that mother the
principles tho details OF that Dill VIII be affected
by nythIpg that has happened IN Ireland Although
cannot say what measnei the Minlstry WIN hrina
forward, ] venture 10 say what II Ls that che
Engs1 nation desires OIL this matter as regards
general principles What 40 they desireS That no
law wless deed by the Fenans shall cause the House 0
Commons for one moment TO diminish ITS ei0r 8 t.
Improve the land; that no egrarian outrage snail
between the landlord and the tenant In lrelana, Du
that In ireland, rs In England and Scotland, out
rage shall be punished; ana as In the last session, 80
IN The next session. believe the majority OF the
House OF commons will determine to carry out the
land. And wnat 90 understand that union to De
! nave often said 1t, both here and In the
House 81 Oommons-l consider that idea Co
be an absolute disregard or ali distinctions
between England and Ireland when imperial
Interests are cOncerned the utmost regard ana COLI
siaeraton Tor Irish feelings Irish wisncs and Irish
Interests when Irish affairs alone are concerned.
Wine We are determined to carry out the priacpie
OIL that idea OF the union for the future as IN
the past YET ehat union must and shall be main
taneu. Cloud cneers.) One word more. We En2-
snmen do not ike TO have p0tical pr1soners we
WISH TO open the prison doors and to let the Fenian
prisoners 10 free; but order must ana snail DO KEPT
we know full well that no civil community can Is
regard that principe Of sei-Iefence which applies
TO communities as well as to individuals. and tnat
no civil community can consider an attempt TO
cause civil war under any other form Imam as
crime; but we trust ana believe that sucn Is our
policy towards Ireland, und suCh Will be our
policy In time to come, that very soon we
snail take from every man IN Ireland the motive
to commit crime -lcheers--and so we can afford
to say shat we Will keep the Fenian prisoners III
jail rs Ion- rs che ssicty OF the couatry demands
loud cheeiss-and no longer. tltenewed checrs.)
Well, l nave made this aiiuSOn TO the past OF last
sessioii--and most Important one IL was--t0 pre-
vent the SUSPICION OF being t1unteu win the wish TO
avoid H. Incfc Is anotber act, very lnportant
although not so important as thls, and will allnde
TO 1t because hau something TO do with lit u the
act which we acnieved with respect TO endowed
schools. aude TO II simply for tins reason because
i wish, appearing mere before my constituents 10
give thanks to those To whom think thanks are
deal TO do VITA That acl. because mad the honor OF
conducting 1t through the House oil Com
mons II tlat at IL considered good act, as
believe 1t generally Is, II never would have
been passed without tue assistance the ability
and the assidui,y OF Earl lie Giey; and l have
this also 10 say--thaG lac and would nave been
helpless II II lad not been for the report of rls
Schools Inquiry Commission, ana that report would
never nave been made without one memOer OF the
commission, whose services am glad to acknowl
edge and tnat Is Dr. Temple the present Bishop OF
Exeter. (Cheefs.) II they be any merit due to any
one for this reform Oi the endowed schools, whica
We trust IL complete-and these schools much
needed reIOrm--lt Is due To no one more than to Dr.
Temple: ana may say this To- Mr.. Mial. my COL
league here, thai ii IN tie House OF Lords the new
Bishop oil Exeter displays nSthing like the ability
tue industry ana command Of temper The resources
ana the general knowledge In the defence OF tue
English Chnrch that he ha, shown III his determine
ton 10 reform tue endowed schools or Englalu my
friend viii be a mucn longer lime than ne expects
before he the English Church abollsned
we lawmakers, and cd00ScrS OF lawmakers,
must strive TO solve these questions to which al
luded. However neayy may tie the taSkS OF the day.
overcoming WEAKNESS, We must strive TO do tnem;
and returning to that soecial task to which has
been my duty 10 pus my hani, l, as your member,
cali upon you, my constituents, to ala me. call
upon The people OF England to AID the governmeat-
tne.peop!e governed to AID the people goyernlnsto
pass such law as. so AZ law can. snail, without
Decay, ensure that the neglect OF Engsn children
shall no Longer UNDERMINE England's prosperity and
endanger Ehglanus welfare
Social Reform nud Actual Crime.
Lord Derby presided ut the annual meeting of the
Manchester Prisoners AID Society and delivered IN
address. lis ordshIp maintained that II such an
institution were connected with every jail III the
country, tnat no prisoner need be cast loose on
the word after undergoing MS punishment, very
substantial Impression Would be made upon the
mass Of crlme Employment OF some KIND was now
offered TO the discharged convict, while education,
model dwellings, and temperate habits might also
assist.
There was an adjourned meeting IN London under
the bank ruptcy OF Mr.. Vinlng. late lessee OF the
Princess. theatre; Ins debts amount M , 70 aSaSS and
Piled for an Adjournment, IN order that time might
he given 10 Investigate the accounts, and TINS Was
granted
George Dyer, who gave himself up to the police on
O confession or murder. was again brought up at
Bow street. telegram had been despatch a to
Australia Tor information respecting the circum
Stances mentioned by Dyer. buIas no reply had been
received the prisoner was remanued on ball.
MIR. Demeirio Kappa, formerly manager Of the
Oriental and Commercial Bank, appeared ut the
Mansion House on charge OF having embezzied
1858. The evidence bore upon the question whether
the defendant had been authorized to purchase
for the bank and two OF the directors were
called to prove that there was no resolution Of the
board giving such authority. The inquiry was ad-
jOurned.
The Young woman who was so barbarously MUIR
dered Ia CHRISTOPHER street FlnsDury, was Identified
as one Cecela AdrIdge. or Fower-and- Dean street,
Spitaliields She was about twenty -four years OF
age. The injuries inflicted By the murderer, accord
ing TO the post-mortem examination, were OF the
most shocking character.