Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPULSION OF REV. DIR. HUSTON.
The Caldwell Matter Still Before the
Senate.
THE DEATH OF BISHOP McILyAIKE.
ExceSses Committed by the Spanish
insurgents,
FOR EICN.
English Ministerial Affairs -sarlist ssIc-
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English EibisteriaI AaaiEs-Sarlist SAG
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LONDON, March 1.-THE London morn
ing journals contain no information of q
more definite character in relation to the
Cabinet crisis than that forwarded to the
United States i'm last nights dispatches.
4 belief is entertained that Gladstone will
resume the2Premiership.
Lord Derby is expected to arrive i'll Lon
don tomorrow,
Disraeli's vis;t.to the Queen resulted in
granting him more time.
Both parties seem to fear an appeal 10
the people.
Disraeli, while riding through Westmin-
ster, to-day, was enthusiastically cheered
by the populacc. Owing to the dissension
among the Conservatives, he will however,
probably refuse to take an office. The
Queen has sent for Earl Granville, who is
now endeavoring to form Cabinet.
NEW York, March IA London spe-
cial says: "There appears to have been
misunderstanding between the dlsaflect-
ed liberals and Tory party. The latter had
given it out TO secure the greatest amount
of opDosition to the university bill that its
defeat should not occasion accession of
the tories to office. Some Of the COnser-
vative leaders certainly rallied the hesita-
ting liberals to oppose the bill on the as
surance that the tory University bill would
be impossible, consequently the leaders,
such as Lord CarnarrOn, Gathome, Hardy
and the Marquis, OfSalisbury ,resolutely re-
fuse to accept the office. The Conserva-
tive party is thus divided on the safety and
eXpediency of venturing to govern with
parliament the largely hostile on general
principles, although in accidental harmo-
ny Oh this particular measure. Should
this continue the Conservatives will main
tain their present attitude, and it is more
probable, however, that the tories will re-
consider their promises and make an at
tempt to govern, counting on getting
it safely through the session by only bring
ing up necessary business bills and not
venturing on measures involving differ
ence of principles.
A Paris special says that OH Monday last
President THEIRS sent note to Berlin
through Count Won Arnim, in which he
says the French Government proposes to
complete the payment of the first half of
the fourth milliard indemnity by the last
of April, and the second half by the last of
July, and to further pay two hundred and
fifty millions with financial guarantees
and that the final evacuation of the French
territory is to begin on the first of Septem-
Der.
A great deal of uneasineSS prevails in
nearly all circles of trade in view of the
probable recurrence Of strikes. Many deal
ers, especially in the various branches of
the furniture trade, believe strike I'M
minent and the general impression is that
if strike occurs it will be for eight hours
work and an advance of p cents fSf piece
work. -
MADRID, March 1.-THE Cure Of Santa
Cruise, who leads a Carlist band, treats
the Spanish troops who fall into his hands
with great cruelty. He recently fiogged
several prisoners so severely that they died
from the effects of blows.