The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April Z3.-NOtlce WAS given by
Mr.. Sullivan of his intention to have all per-
SONS not members excluded from the House.
1t will be debated tonight. Mr.. Bright will
allowed to remain. It is thought the Govern
special committee.
LONDON, April 23.-Calcutta advices state
tina. Lord Northbrook, Viceroy OF India, has
issued proclamation deposing the Guikewar
OF Baroda, declaring him and his issue pre-
cluded from all rights eppertainng to the
sovereignty Of the country, and compelling
the Gaikewar and his family to select place
for their retirement in British India
The Viceroy says this measure is based in
dependently of the recent trial of the Guike-
war upon his notorious conduct, gross mis-
conduct and incapacity. Furthermore, the
restoration OF Guikewar would be detrimental
to the interest OF Baroda.
The Viceroy will select a member OF Guike-
wars family to reign.
LONDON, April 23-In the House Of Com
mons this evening, MIR. Sullivan stated that
he had been assured by the Marquis Of Hart
ingtOn that q resolution would soon be intro.
duced regulating the position of reporters for
the House. In view of this promise, he said
he would not carry out his intention of call
ing attention to the presence OF strangers.
This was great relief to the spectators who
had crowded the gallery in the expectation Of
an exciting debate on the Tichborne case,
after the transaction of some unimportant
business.
DR.. Kenealy rose and moved that royal
commission be appointed to investigate the
circumstances attending the Tichborne trials.
In powerful speech in support of his resO-
luton, Dr. Kenealy referred to the growing
dissatisfaction at the results of these trials,
and the manner in which they had been con-
Quoted by the bench. Nothing short of
royal commission Of inquiry would content
the people of England, who were convinced
that justice had not been done. He stated
he had received many letters from America
to the same effect.
This discomfort had grown into a torrent
which was pouring over the land. The late
ministry party owed its downfall to its con-
duct in regard to the Tichborne case. He as
serted that he had positive proof that the
Chief Justice, Sir Alexander Cockburn, in So
ciety, while the trial was in progress, said he
would give the claimant fifteen years impris-
Onment.
LONDON, April 23.-The unusual increase
of dementia among the inmates of the work.
houses is attributed to religious excitement.
LONDON. April 23.-The motion impugning
the verdict in the Tichborne case in the Com
mons, attracts an immense crowd. Extra
policemen are stationed around the building.
DR.. Kenealey spoke in severe terms of the
Pitt and Bergh forgeries. and states that the
claimant was unable to call more witnesses for
lack OF funds. The penalties for contempt
of court had been directed against one side
only.
The witnesses were brow beaten and the
partiality of the bench was patent throughout
the proceedings. DR.. Kenealy declared he
sacrificed himself to his sense of honor and
duty and had been irretrievably ruined in
his profession. He believed that motion be-
fore the House would never be renewed in its
present form.
It was impossible to predict the result if
this commission should be refused. The de.
feat of the motion would spread dismay
throughout the country. DR.. Kenealy spoke
three hours. He was followed by Mr.. Whally,
who seconded the motion.
Sir Richard Baggeilay opposed the appoint
ment of commission for which taere was
not the slightest ground of justifica' ion; the
observations alleged to have been made by the
Chief Justice were grossly misunderstood and
misinterpreted.
Mr.. Whally remarked that the House seemed
to be interested in the suppression of an in
quiry which would lead to the exposure Of
Catholic conspiracy against the Tichborne
claim.
Sir Henry James, who was Attorney Cen
eral under the last Gladstone Ministry, de-
nounced the motion as an attack on the Jury
system, and declared the commission asked
for unprecedented.
Mr. Disraeli said kenealys speech was a
thrice-toid tale; tie charges Of misconduct