The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-13

The Irish University bill, Introduced by the
government in accordance with their pledges,
came up for second reading in the House ol
COM mons last night. The galleries were
crowded with distinguished personages, among
whom were the Prince of Wales and Prince
Christian, and the Princess Louise. Forty
members took part In the debate.
At an early hour this morning division
was ordered. and the second reading Of the
bill was lost by vote of 2s4 ayes to 2S7 noes;
a majority OF three against the government.
Not single Conservative voted for the bill,
and ITO Liberals, of whom s6 were Irish mem
bera, voted against 1t. John Bright and ais
brother. jacob Bright, and the Marquis OF
Lorne voted With the government. Seven
teen members of the House, including Mr..
Isaac Bull, The member from Limerick, were
absent.
When the vote was announced, The scene In
the House was indescribable. The excitement
In the galleries and on the floor was Intense,
while the opponents of the bill expressed
their delight in tumultuous cheering. Mr..
Gladstone arose as soon as the tumult gave
signs oil ceaslng, and said: 1.-THE vote just
given ls certainly of grave character, and as
the house never wishes to continue iLs delio-
eratlons when the existence of the govern
ment Ia In doubt, move an adjournment
until Thursday" This molon was adopted.
This morning, Mr.. Gladstone wuited on
Queen Victoria, at Buckingham Palace, and
rendered his resignation. 1t Is probable that
Mr.. Dlsraell will be Invited 10 form new
ministry.
In consequence oil the lateness of the hour
at which the debate closed, the comments OF
line London morning papers are meagre and
restrained.
A Carlist Victory In Spain.
MADRID, March IL.
II Is reported that severe engagement
took place yesterday between the government
forces under General Nouvilles and large
body OF Carllsts, In which General NouVllles
was defeated and compelled 10 retreat upon
Pampeluna, with heavy loss.
In The Assembly, yesterday, the bill intro
duced by the government, suspendlng the
sItlDgs and convoking the Constituent Gortes
on the first of May, received full sanction.
Signor Martos, president OF the Assembly, and
signor Lopez have resigned. Signor Martos.
In rendering his resignation. made stale
meat, reclting thai The action was caused
solely by ill-heallh. The debate on the Porto
Rico abolition bill has been resumed In the
PARIS, March IL.
Letters from the frontier give the parlicu"
lars of an engagement on the 7lh instant, ID
the north OF Spain, between hand OF Carlisls
under Saronelln, and q force of Spanish gov
ernment troops. The insurgents, who were
entrenched, were attacked by the national
troops, resulting In the defeat OF The govern
mept forces, who were compelled 10 retreat
with a loss OF one hundred men. Saronella
was mortally wounded. The Spanish com.
mander, In his official report OF the engage.
ment, claimed that the CarlisIs were defeated.
The CORN ns Soon to Evacuatc France.
BERLIN. March II.
The German Parliament convened in this
cIty t. ds Majesty Emperor William
opened the session ln person. In his speech
he said that be believed that the negotiations
now In progress would result In the entire
evacuation OF France by the German troops at
an earlier day than had been heretofore e1-
peeled. ,
LISBON, March II.
Advlces have been received by The govern
ment, slatIng that an organized band OF brl-
gands have appeared in The Portuguese India
colony settlements, and are numbering the in
habitanss and plundering their possessions.
A New Deal In Turkey.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, March IL.
The following new Cabinet Is announced
this morning: Mudhet Pasha, minister OF JUS
tlce; Safreld Pasha, minister Of foreign affairs;
Rasheid Pasha, minister OF public WORKS.