The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-13
What 6svs 1iss 10 The low In the cCrtss- Tho
Co lists showing Their Hands-xAs LA6ials-
lativs Halls II Old Spain In IN uprsar-
The President Clears Out Of the Chamber.


human race and peryert social order, which can
only he restored by following the nfatble word OF
CANDtDO NUCEDAL,
Ell CONUE DE OkGAZ,
RAMON NOCrDAL
A. ]. DE VILDOoOLA,
RAMON SJMOLA,
TOMAS vELEL HERO,
Ell CONDE ROCHE
PAIAoTo DEL CoNGRgsO June To- 1871.
THE cARLisTs SHOWING THEIR HANDS.
As soon "a tho proposition was read Ramon N0ce-
dai. young and somewhat fiery Uar'lst Deputy, OBJ
tanned the moor to support 1t. which he cid III the
most impolitic tcr.ns; Tor instead OF Urging that
Congress-, representing Catholic nation. should
congratulate ~ aoIy rather on this suspicious
event he opened fire OF abuse against the govern
menr, the Deputies OF other political parties, liberal
governments, democratic institutions and modern
civilization. The Carlist Deputy could not have
adopted better course to get ms proposition re-
Jecte ana it Is be wondered at that tie pro-
position In question met Its expected fate II tho
Deputc Of the revolution OF 1898 had voted the Car
list proposition 1t stood they would have openly
condemned nearly all tneIr public acts. from the
overthrow Of Isabella up TO the present time, and
therefore m ID evident thai the Carlists as BODY
prenedltated
SERIOUS CONFLICT
In the House. or that the enthusiastic Cari;ss and
big0ted Catholic permitted his zeal Tor the Church TO
carry him fsr beyond The limits OF common sense,
and So IKE most fanatics whether religious or po
litica,. did NOR. injury than good TO the cause ne
STOOD w TO defend Sag sta Minister s o. 1ne ins .,
So ,Ur Nocedal m rely 10 congratulate Inc P0te as
Head OF the Catno,ic church or ID II poiIieal
harangue against lnodern governments aud iustitu-
tons II 1t be tile latter 1t means ttat &c or AOce
dai gsks yon TO vote ms proposition, at the same
time trusting that nOne out hts pJlitica trends viii
do SO. Ana truly. Aentieuen, how can any Que vote
It but such as nOlu the opinions o! the D0noraDle
De".berr II the object lie 10 cong, atoate Has HOLT
he Tn
The trouc we dli a. "a LOCs, congratulate INN On
tnis event with as much SINCERITY a. Se.or Nocedai
aud h g party. But, the other hand, u it be H.
tended 10 make tine Pope m Instrument Oh Certain
puulcal tendenrles, tUen, aud IA lila. @, we
oppose It with me utmost enefSs not oaS oeca ss
IA render "a service u tue Ponrin, WHO onKat never
10 be btuugnt before TINS Aoise as the standard u
any po.itlN ~ parry he satd the Pope In the year
lo4 WAS Just inlable as now nevertheless,
whsn hrs Hoiaess tasI wished to fraienlz The doc
triLes VI the Church with u,e
KRCEssiTIss OF aopEEN CIVILIZATION
the party to which the hoUorabie member belongs
dld hesitate 10 call him united "o0espieare.
DO you not reuiemuer said he tnat these same
acntlemcn enter aineS the absurd idea OF forcing
him TO retire from the Ontifcal SEQ. considering
fused TO low the hymn OF Plus Ia. to be sung IN
f.aptesY AZ far are Concerned the rome as
Head vf tne Uhurch " IS worthy Oh re5pect now AS
lss,: put Tor you ne Is ohy worfuy III esteem when
you want 10 make MN All instrument lor voIr poit.
ca! scheaes. anus 1t IL, he VINO you con ,i'lereo
mailman In 1875 you now Wish w make lntallibie
even IN worldly matters"
ADAIKAL TOPETE
ultimately performed ms RTE vi coEctliator suggest
inu me convenience OF dividing THE rroposrion INTO
two parts, tne 20 terminate al the words Plus
TX, aid submit the SAID parts 10 two separate vot-
tUys. THIS ouer rejected. the next deputy
than took the noor was Count de Cahga Argoelies,
s,,Aher ,sr,,st, wac demanded the reading OF Ger.
tai, vi tue circular o. Plus IA. dated
hrss No:ember anu ,.aatan rrrc uIrfiur,ir,,,r
and bis ops OF all CnrsieBdni,. The DfesilHat
asked he Count II he had tile iocamen. IN question:
who, hav.isx answered IA tts Affirmative, Ulozssa
reaues co Um hand it az, saying that II Should
be read pg OF the secretaries Up 70 this i'oat
all appeared go oe going on swiniminaIy and AN ex-
preston OF satisfaction lit up the countenances OF
The Carlist Deputies. TITS however, was out mo-
ro~o s.,d opposed It's cens read ON account OF IT'S
not yet having been declared a parliamentary dccu-
Denr. Inc objections OF Mlnisier nartos having
per ,uissson to have II read witn5rawn, the House
was suddenly thrown h,toa
STATE OF Z MNorT0F
The monarchical repuucs OF ali political coors
nj each other sta nped, shook Their fists and
In ne face. insults and otter exceedingly naughty
language dew about rs If by electricity. vi, zaaa
shouted to order. out WAS unheaid or enattendei 70
He rang and hammered us bell Oh the tabie, bat all
WAS LABOR IN vain me Storm was raging and the
President sat in the PRESIDENTIAL chair pale speech
less. elliess The tempest however. at length ar
rived nc u climax. TIE Count de Lansa Arguehes.
a somewhat thn-skinne Cariist, no longer able TO
bear che stnginu IA. casns senior Nunel de Arce,
OF the union hue raj party. made a terrible rush at
him, ami tod only knows what the consequence
wo.ld have been but for the interpostlon OF other
Ucpu.ie9. WnlIe these
Two MODERN GLADIAroRs
were tugging 10 get at each other MARSHAL ser
ra,io the PRIME fiDster, Was seen skipping over
the Dcuches with the agility Of mUunteDanK, and
had soon placed himseii between me antagonists.
eoione VINO from Inc LOBBY observer ,ne rosi,6e LOT
Marshal Sell confden as ever. shook DIS cile &c nun
aud, In the most aperous manner, ordered nam 70
retire, whcn the crest lalen soidier al once diu.
Oluzayn still continued " under the innueace OF
mcsmcrsm, when republican deputy caied OUT,
Mt N nj n
his stUp.r rose put on ms ma.
ospsRED rhE 1kiIuSss TO BE- cLEAhEp,
were compelled, with all other members o, Inc
press 60 Ieaye our tribune we cannot say what took
place IN the private session that .oliOwcd, III whicn
IL appears satisfactory explanations we're given aud
accepted In the nisnt sessions d,Eerent ILLUSIONS
s @sce tnat Il VAS me a., ae ana ne hoped 70 God
Ii would be the last, tna the President or the Con-
gress had nad TO put on his hat and leave me CHAM
Der Acre l mas mention tnat Oi0LaSa was ms
taken, TOR Ia The year 1855 ohe deputy ven ciouia!
the .na.n.r .' ~. ns .ac rresdent nel with
indignation at sucn conduct IN open Congress, au-
md leaving the champor. he Prime mlrisIer con-
Vratula ed the House Oh the amcable termina ION
Of the lisagre able nsent hoping aSui sef I've
Dep.tles 20 henceiOftn more modera II the ex-
preston OF !ne'r sentimsnt,; Bvtn the count ae
the rlme NJ MISTER Jor his friendly Int rventoh aud
apooyized {, the House The proposition OF Noe
dal having aeAln peea read AND put 70 vote was re-
before G os.ilg mJ letter / must mention, 70 the
- 1T OF the REPUBLICAN DEPUTIES, That they Kept
. seats and took no part whatever In the tray OF
snSrc~ ending mouarchists.
ru...., madrfd-The Capital ExsiteG--Con-
due, o. tn efrmest-How IL ActYa-
Attack Upon A,n <nssricsns
MADRID, j6ce 25, 1871
In nv last letter Sold yos that It was the nten'
uon of the deputies Of Are ninorW' 70 oensufe 'ne
government and all the aahof'sies sS'pouS'oo 'o'
the DISTURBANCES that tooA, place on ssaoay 'as''
DEPUTIES OF al, po,tical ca lors assembled IN the
House 10 large force, anu al: the triounes we're
quickly nled with anxious speo ators eager 20 hear
the accusations Drought forwar> l. aud tee defence
Of the Cao,net. The Marquis do 50 ncnG rose 20 ASK
the governmental 1t was aware OF ii oatiAses 'na'
had been committed on the preuouA esehiax a''a