, 1875-04-24
Alien Ursuline Sisters Ordered
to Leave Posen.
Germany's threatening Note to Belgium,
and the Reply Thereto.
A Berlin Organ Sees n Big Spccls
ofWaar on the Horizon
Of France.
The Probability of3an Austro.1talian
Alliance Against Germany.

7uE TIcHEoHSE CAsE ~ TIE HOUSE or COMMONS.
I.ospoH, Eug., April 23.--Tho motion Of Dr.
Kenealy, impuguiuE the verdict Of tho jury In
tho Tichboruu trial. is to"bo taken up ttlls
afternoon in the House Of Canuona. 4 largo
crowd, fast INCREASING, has already assembled
about The Parliament House. Trouble Is appre-
hcrdcd, Api hundreds Of extra policemen have
beeu stationed around tho building. Df. Ke-
nealy arrived ut tito Parliament Houso At 4
o'clock this afternoon, and uas greeted will
great checra.
In the IIoune OF Commons this evening. hlr.
Sullivan Atated that hc had been assured by tho
Matauis OF harrington tLa: resolution would
soon be Introduced regulating tho position Of
reporters for tho p1css in the House. In vio~
Of this promise, ho said, he would not carry ont
hts intention Of calling attention to the prehenco
Of strangers. This was great relief to tho
spectators RHO had crowded tho gallery In cx-
pectntion Of tho exciting debase IN tie fichborne
case.
After tho transaction Of noms uiimportant
business. Dr.. kcnealy roso mud tnoseh that
3soyaa coustNisslon he aano!ased to investigate
tho circumstances attending tho Tichborne
lrials. In a powerful tpecch in support of i''s
scsol.tian, Koncn1y alluded to tho growing dr.
satisiaction At tho rosnl. Of tho trials, and tue
1nauucr In which they had been conducted oy
| tlo Bench. Nothing nhors Of Royal com.
| mission Of inquiry would content tue people
of Eng1aud WHO were convinced TINT 1s's-
tico had not boon doue. lie stated that
10 had received many lettera fram Amtrica to
tic same effect. Tue discomfort Lad gronn intu
a torrent Which was pouring over tue apd. The
late Ministry partly Owed ls downfall to Its con-
duct In regard to the TicEborao case. He AZ
Hcrscd that ho had l'oaitise proof TINT Chief
JuA.ice Sir Alexander Cockbnsn In eociotr. while
tho trial wan III progress, said ho would glvs the
claimant fifteen ycnrs' Imprisonment. lie spoke
in severe terms Of tue ltttcudsegh foEge,ies
and stated that the claimant "as unable
to call moro Witnesses foe lack OF
iinds. I'ho penalties for contempt Of court had
becu directed nga!utt QUO side uily. The Wit.
reescs wcro br0w-beasou. and the Partially Of
tho bopch wnn patent throughout tho rtoccod-
iuce, kencaly declared he Ilad sacrificed him.
scli 10 lis scuao of onor and duty, and bad been
irrotrieyab!y ruined IN his profession. lie be.
loved tho motion before tho loIse would uoscr
bo removed In it's prehcnt fo,m. Il was i'npossi-
bio to predict slo result It tlis 60 commsson
would Ap1ead disnav throughout tue country.
Dr.. Kenealy hpoks three hours. lilo was fol-
lowed by Iii. WLalley. "ho seconded tho mo-
tlon.
ment Of cuu,uIs.ior for which tho.o wns no
tic gIi.hteAt srould Of Justification. Tho oh
scrysltous alleged 10 hnvo been nade br tht
Chiei-Justice were grossly misunderstood ant
III W.n!isy remarked that tho House scemet
to be ,ntetcsted IN the suppression Of an n9nlF.
uhlct, would lead to tho exposure Of Catholic
co1splrncy nga1nss Tbs Tlclborne claimant.
, ST Henry James, who WAS Attorncy-GoneEa
undcr tllo last Gladstone Ministry. depouucct
lie 1aotiou ~ an nttacl; On tbs Jury s7stem, aut
declared the commission asked fot unprecc
| | dcutc1.
lii. Dsraeli said Dr.. Kcncaly's speech was
. thricc-tu,d tain. Tic c.,argos Of mssconduc
, u,aIe agaust tho Chef Jnstico wcro entirely III
supported. Abiding TO DR.. Keuealy. ho regret
teti that talented man. nulcr halluclaatloh
had destroyed his Own reputation.
John Bright reviewed tho evidence In ths
Ticbborne trials, and declared he caud 10. bu
agrco With tho Jury iu their seraicts.
Tho motion Of III. kenonly was thea Rejected
by q fole Of I33 noes to aye.
CRAZY rRoM RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT.
There Las been aN unusual Increase OF do
me.tia a.nong tho ius1atcs at tho Ltrorpoo
Work-!ronse, which il attributed to religious ex