The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-06
.FOREIGN LV1NLLIGENCE

FORE'IGN LVIhILLIGENCE.
Paris quarrel between the Legitimists
and Orleanist8 has broken out afresh in i'll
creased bitterness. The l. Union Newspaper
accuses the Dukes DeBruglie aud D'Audiflret
Pasvuier, of making compact with Theirs
and betraying tho assembly, tlirir motive
being solely to obtain Office for themselves
and friends The Marquis De Ffauchieu has
addressed Letter to the Due DAumale.
accusing him OF diyiing tic House of Orleans
by seeking to Sc up tho younger branch with
himself at the head.
~Madrld--lho Imperial has an oditoralalyo-
eating the Withdrawal Of the Porto Rico
abolition bill, now under consideration, and
tho substitution OF project of law for the
gradual emancipation Of slavery in all the
ooniiiions OF Spain, after plans proposed by
SenorS Gosset and Dccerra The Gaceta
publishes an official confirmation of the
rcportthat Olos' band of Carsts had
been defeated At HeShts AIirvalees bv the
troops of the Republic, The Insurgents lost
heavily in the action,
--lin last number Of the freeman, London
Says the great struggle in Great Britain will
DC between three parties: Protestant Noncon-
fornlists, vino uphold tho authority of the one
NaSter-Christ JESUS, the Lord-and regard
the Sacred Scriptures which each man has Il
right to Interpret for himself as the one
written standard OF faith and practice
hatlonallsts, who acknowledge no authority
higher than th2ir own reason, and who look
within for the light by which they are to find
the way OF wisdom III which men should walk :.
homan Catholics, who accept the rope as a
dlVlne teacher, Frog whose decision there is
no appeal The conflict, adds the Fra7aap
VIII not be between Anslicanisman and Roman
isni' as the former has long helped the latter
FROA WASHINGTON.
Arguments were made before the House
commerce Committee last week in support of
Senate bill approprating one lDndred
thousand dollars for an inquiry into the cause
OF steam boiler explosions. Mr.. Stevens of
New jersey, explained to the committee the
results obtained from series of experiments
recently conducted by him under the direction
OF the united railroads of New JERSEY, and
the Importance of having Il thorough and
exhaustive Investigation made under (ioyern-
ment snpcfintcndence. He said that among
other Important things demonstrated bv his
experiments was that boilers frequently az
plode when Iull of watcr, and that the blame
generally lad upon engineers for causing tho
explosions by permitting the water to get too
low is, therefore, unfoundcd.
Judge Poland says his committee can only
report evidence as to Colfax without making
recommendations. -
Tile President has signed an act author
zng and directing the Secretary of tbe
treasury to cause plans and estimates IN be
made and suitable site provided for public
building al Memphis, Tenn.
-Ihe House Committee c II Public Biuldinos
and Grounds have considered Mr.. Potter's res-
tuition, directing the committee to inouire in
othe condition Of the Executive NIapsio, and
greed to refort that the building is not suit.
he Tor private residence for the President
hmay be used as an office for the Executive
" further agreed to report in favor of
'ctlng Lew residence for the president
made no recommendation as TO the II.
cay
There appears TO be great deal OF dig
satfaction III both Houses OF Congress over
'nente message of the President on Utah
haas. i IL asserted in distinguished Re-
Pnilcan quarters that there was no necessity
iof urging harsh legislation in the present
quie condition Of affairs in that Territory, and
strong resistance will be made in the Senate
~ "e consideration of Frelinghuysen's bill
'hiS Session. 1t is conceded that it will not
pass the House
ne house Committee Un Education and
n@Doi mas reported favorably bill incorpora.
ing 'he drand International Division of
Dfo'herioou OF Locomotive Engineers, the
oDJec' Oh "hich as stated in the bill ia to aid
members to become more skillfpI and ef,icio,t
engineers, to elevate their cbs,a,,,o,. .. mo-,
20 aid sick and disabled members, and TO re-.
neVe the families of the deceased subdivis-
ions organized under tho act which sbou all
NIT or retain any member addicted to tho h.
oitual use OF intoxicating liquors, or who have
proved themselves incompetent as locomotive
Engineers, or WHO shall, by thoir advice, And
counsel, iniure any engineer, OF interfere by
strike with the transportation Of mails or
other Government property, or who shall re-
rise to expel any other members who shall ho
Interfere, shall forfeit their charter and all
rights and Interestingly have in any fund of the
Brotherhood accumulated at the time. The
headquarters Of tho International Division is
located AT Cleveland Ohio