The programme of Ferrata will consist first, in applying this principle to the con stitutional ri;rhb of the parby of M. Pibu in the Chamber of Deputies ; second, in prevailing upon bishops and clergy to make a solemn act of adhesion ; and thirdly, to constitute a vast Catholic union in the country outside of the old dynastic parties. The Vatican wishes above all thab bho monarchical parties should nob meddle in the movement.
A PEER SUSPENDED.
SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS,

A London 7 cable despatch bo New York says : —The suspension of a peer, a rare event in the Upper House of Parliament, occurred to-nighfc in bhe case of the erratic Lord Denmaii. Lord Denman had given notice of a motion for the return of tha number of days on which bhe late Lord Granville attended the House, and also the days on which he himself had attended during Lord Granville's lifetime. Whether the motion wae inspired by sheer crankiness or by malice, Lord Denman was nob allowed to explain. Lord Salisbury, inberposing, said the motion could only be described as unseemly, and he moved bhab Lord Denman should nob be heard during tbe remainder of bhe session. Lord Kimberly concurred, and Salisbury's motion was agreed to. Lord Denman retired, looking daggers ab Salisbury.
HOME RULE.
IRISH POLICY OF THE LIBERALS

POPULAR,

London, July 16.—Earl Spencer, formerly Lord Lleutenanb of Ireland, declares thab the policy of tho Liberals in favour of Homo Rule for Ireland is as popular in English consbibuencies now as before the disaster which overtook bhe Parnellibes, and Home Rule would be the first proposal introduced in tho next Libera! Parliament.
Lord Salisbury declares, however, thab Home Rule has nob effecbed any lodgment in England.
