The New York herald., 1870-04-06
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Irish Tenants to be Compensated for
Land Tenure Losses in Ireland.
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The Spanish COnscription Law in
Process Of Enforcement.
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NORTH GERMAN WARNING TO DENMARK.
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The Revolutions i'm Mexico
and Venezuela.
ENGLAND.
The Irish Land ELL In Parliamentary Com.
EaIttco-The Tenants' Compensation Clause
Voted.

The Irish Land Biil In Parliamentary Com.
mIttcc-The Tenants Compensation Cluuse
Voted.
LONDON, April S. 1870.
Tho House or Commons in Committee continued
che consideration OF the Irish Land bill
Mr.. Gladstone offered IN amendment giving the
tenant compens alton for loss Of holding the amount
OF damages to be assessed by a court.
Mr.. John Walter. nberal) member for Berks, OBJ
jected to the amendment as an advance on the Pre-
mler's original demands
Lord John Manners opposed and Nr. Osborne sup.
ported the amendment.
Mr.. Ball. member for Dublin University, deplored
the changes made by the Ministry in the bill and
charged the government with timidlty and vacila-
u0n.
A general discussion followed in the course OF
which Mr.. Fortescue spoke In favor OF the proposed
amendment. Mr.. GathOrnc Hardy opposed 1t on
the ground that the landlord was made answerable
for the tenants maintenance
The question was taken and the amendment was
carried BY vote Of 2oa to ls2.
Payment Of Parliamentary Members.
LONDON, April S, 1870.
The House came out OF committee and Mr. r. A.
Taylor member Tor Leicester asked leave to intro.
duce bi providing for the payment or members OF
Parliament He demonstrated the antiquity OF the
practice and refuted the arguments usually made
against It,
Mr. Gladstone regretted the inability OF poor men
TO serve IN the House Of Commons. He ardently
wished to representatives of the working classes
present; hence ne had approved Mr.. Fawcett's bill
to reduce the expenses OF Parliamentary elections
Mr.. Gladstone said It was generally thought
that the constituencies. as the better judges,
should do the paying. when necessary, as In
former times. Gratultous services were the rule
IN England. The Lords municipal and paro-
ohla authorities, royal commissioners and
other public servants labored gratuitously He
hoped the motion for leave to introduce the bill
would be Withdrawn.
Mr.. Taylor declined to Withdraw his motion ana
leave to bring in the bill was refused by majority
OF ls7.
Breadstuls from Russia.
LONDON. April 8, 1870.
The fn1portations Of wheat oats and other grains
from the Daltc provinces OF Russia have been so
heavy lately as 20 dspress the breadstufrs market
here and at Liverpool
French Telegraph Cable Stock.
LONDON, April 8, 1870.
The French cable shares. according TO the London
Times money article, have declined nprice recently
because OF o threatened competition.
Charles Dickens and the Ncws Vendors.
LONDON, April 6, 1870.
The news venders held their annual dinner this
evening. Charles Dickens presided, and on taking
the chair in response to the yenement cheering with
which he was received, said such enthusiasm was
unaccountablc on any other theory than that all pre-
sent believed that he had once ridden In the Lord
Mayors coach-a vehicle however, which he, in
common with his friends, had only admired from the
pavement. HIS position tonight was less that OF
quest than entertainer. Like FalstaR, with
difference large as tue fat Knight lie
was to bs less speaker himself than cause
OF speech In Others or he was like The
tobacconist's Highlander, gorged with snulf. point
ting the wayfarer to reserves indoors. There was
better proof Of the universallty OF the newsman's
vocation than that no toast would be on'ered To-
n.ght-none might. could would or Should be
offered anywhere-which would not have Conpec-
tion with some OF the topics OF human interest
reported by him daily. flow, asked Mr.. Dickens,
but for the newsman, could we have had our table
chat here t0-night2 Let US remember him, there
fore, tonight. not merely sentimcn,ally but sub.
stantially.
Other speeches and toasts followed and tue COM
Fany broke up as q late tour