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and the Declaration of
Paris Of 1866.
Germany Prohibiting Religious
Orders.
Appearance of the Cholera in
India.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The visit OF American RInemen to
Ireland,


Ireland.
LONDON, April 13.-In the House of
Commons this evening Mr.. Sullivan, mem
whether the law in regard to the bearing of
arms in Ireland would in any way inter
fere with the American rifemen who are
coming to Ireland to take part in the in
ternational rife match.
The Chief Secretary for ireland replied
that all classes would heartily welcome
the American team. The gentlemen from
the United States who were to take part
in the competition were undoubtedly law
abiding citizens. There was no reason to
suppose they would break the law, or be
any more likely to render themselves liza
bic to arrest than Englishmen. Mr.. Sulli-
van, insisted on a positive assurance, so
that there might be no misapprehensiOn.
The Chief Secretary replied that there
would be no Interference with the visitors,
because it was well understood that they
had no intention of breaking the law, but
if necessary a special arrangement would
be made to secure their entire freedom of
movement.
To Answer for Breach Of Privilege.
The London Times and DAILY Nelos hay-
ing recently published certain documents
which had been submitted to a select com
mittee of Parliament on the South Amer
lean loans, a motion was introduced sum-
mOning the publishers of those Journals to
the bar Of the house to answer for breach
of privilege. The motion met opposition,
but after long debate on the liberty and
responsibility Of the press, it was adopted.
A Canard.
The report in the Paris newspaper,
Z Union, yesterday, that the Pope had
made to the Emperor Francis Joseph,
through the Patriarch of Venice, strong re-
monstrance against the oppression of the
Church in Germany, and that the Emperor
had responded deplOriDg the struggle and
counselling prudence, is pronounced to be
without foundation.
The New Russian Loan.
The ROthschilds have issued a prospec-
tus Of the new Russian loan of G15,0O0,-
600, with interest at Il per cent. per an
mum. to be issued at 92. Of the amount,
fS,0OO,OO0 is offered for subscription in
London; the remainder is reserved for St.
Petersburg.
Proposition 20 Withdraw from the
Declaration of Paris.
In the House Of Commons tonight,
Capt. Ballie Cochran moved that, in the
opinion Of the House, the International
Code Conference to meet at St. Petersburg
affords favorable opportunity for England
to withdraw her agreement to the declara-
tion Of Paris in 1856.
Mr.. BOurke, Under Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs, spoke against the motion.
He declared England could not honorably
withdraw from that declaration without
the consent Of the parties who signed
it. To IelinqUish the right to seize
goods was a great concession, but England
was gamer by the abolition of it and in
other respects. He thought the revival Of
this question pOrtended no good results; on
the contrary, it was y}ikely to raise other
grave issues, and"G persisted in, would
render England liable to the charge Of
breach Of faith.
The motion was rejected by q vote Of 80
ayes to 26l nays.