The New York herald., 1870-05-24
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Freedom Of Conscience in England and
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THE REGIclDE TRIALS IN FRANCE.
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Austria Tending Towards a
Plebiscitum.
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Spanish Exposition of the Cuban
Question.
THE REGlclDE TRIALS IN FRANCE.
THE COTTON SUPPLY OF EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
Freedom Of Conscience.


In the House Of Commons to-day the soi;itor
General move the second reading OF the bill for the
abolition OF Uni ige,slty tests.
An interesting debate succeeded Messrs. Walpole
and Mowbray, members respectively for Cambridge
and oxford Universities, opposed, ana Mr. Sartoris
spoke for the bill.
Mr.. Gladstone took occasion 70 defead the course
of the government In this mater. H. said the bill
now before the House was the logical result
of previous legislation similar subjects.
He rejoced at the promised acquiescence
OF the universities In the abolition OF odous re trlc-
ti0ns. He quoted and endorsed the utterances OF
Sir Robert Peel on the policy OF protecting e,c!-s
astica and spiritual foundations, and declared that
while he was for giving the broadesf scope 10 these
benefits forever h. should urgo the EXTINCTION Of any
religious test connected with them.
After rct,arks from Messrs Hardy. Hopa and
Newdegate the House divided ana the motion that
the bill be read for the second time was carried by
125 majority.
Use Irish Land Bill Passed i'm Committee.
LONDON, May Is, 1870.
The House Of Commons to-day resumed considera.
tion Of the Irish Land Bill Committee. An amend
ment requreing that the OF court be given
10 notices TO quit was strenuously debated and on
division OF the House was rejected.
Mr.. Fortescue, at the instance of Mr.. Pim agreed
to take into consideration proposal for the abo-
tion OF distress for rent
The bill was then passed through the commtte
and ordered to be reported TO the House on Thurs
day.
The House adjourned.
Church Evnngelism-New York the Centre of
Inspiration.
LONDON. May 23 1870
large meeting was held to-day at the Mansion
House to take action the question OF sending a
deputatiUn to the Worlds Evangelical council to be
held In New York. The chair was occupied by The
Lord Mayor Of London.
The Ears Of Ch chester and Shafesbury. the
Bishop OF Ripon the Dean of Ripon, Mr.. Kennaway
NJ p; Lord Alfred Churchl and the Rev. Thomas
Binney and other distinguished persons occupied po
stlOns on the platform.
Resolves approving OF the meeting of the council
and accepting the invitation TO attend il were unani-
mously adopted, and measures were taken to pro-
vide for a delegation from Great Britain.
The Relations to Greece.
LONDON, May %, 1870.
In the House Of Lords to-day the Earl OF Caren.
don made prolonged explanation of the massacre
by the Lr gands OF Marathon and of the subsequent
negotiations with the Greek government.
No other matters Of Importance came before the
House, which Adjourned al an early hour.
The Cotton SuppIy-Its Sources and Trupsit.
MANCHESTER May 23, 1870.
The Manchester Cotton Supply Association, at a
recent meeting, congratulated the Brazilian Minister
on the production of Santos cotton.
LONDON, May %, 1870.
The dispatches from Bombay state that nearly
one-haf of the cotton now shipped from Indian
ports goes by way Of the Sucz Canal. only a small
portion Of this, however, reaches England. The
bulk OF the cotton SO shipped goes to the various
ports on the Mediterranean.