, 1876-08-19

L3Fo AdGoty mauS u great AJtAVh upon ku0
heads of the Jesuit College, alleging that
they had frAudulsntly forewarned students
concerning the subjects Of examination at
the Polytechnique hence the libel suit which
the day before yesterday was decided 10
favor Of III. Dupac, the director of the col
lege, and ffty.fye students. The affair
has caused great excitement, and has been
the subject Of Parliamentary inquiry.
LONDON, July 81.
Reuters Telegram Company have a des-
patch from Paris which states that M. Case,
radical republican, will submit motion in the
Chamber of Deputies to-day demanding the
execution of the unrspealed ordinance of
1928 prescribing the expulsion Of the Jesuits
from France.
The judgment resently obtained by the Jesuita
against the newspapers, il is predicted, will
give an impetus to the movement. Steps
are being taken every where for petitionlag
the Chambers to expel the Jesuits. The
expense entailed on the defendants in ten Pa.
ris and twenty country papers Is 10000
francs foT each journal.
The delegates Of the Fronch workingmen
start FOR Philadelphia on the 18TH August.
PARIS, jury 81.
NJ, Oas8e's motion 10 the Chamber of
Deputies, looking to the enforcement Of tho
law of 1928, for oxpolliOg the Je8uits from the
country, has DeGQ aDaQQQned.
PARIS, August /.
The propriotorS of the newspapers which
were fined for libel on the Jesuit College have
appealed from the judgement of the Court.
SPAIN.
LONDON, July %.
A despatch to the Times from Paris r~eiterates
that the object of ex,Queen Isab9lla's return to
Spain is to arrange King AlfunSo's marriage
with the Infanta Mercedes, the daughter of the
Duke Montpensier. The K .Queen leaves Paris
to-day with her entire family and household, the
Spanish Ambassador accompanying the party to
Saint Jean de Luz.
LONDON, July 81.
The Standards Santander special Gays that
the ex-Queen Isabella was received by King
Alfonso, Princess Of ASturias, and numerous
military and civil officials. There we're fire.
works, Examinations and saIutes ON the occasion
of her arrival.
LONDON, August l..
A Reuter- telegram from Santander says
ex.Queen Isabella has Informed King Alphonso
that she has decided to take no part whatever
in the political affairs Of the kingdom.
GERMANY.
LONDON, July %.
The Standards Paris special kilograms says
it Is reported that a duel has occurred between
De MoItke, nephew of the German Field
Marshal, and Won Fissen, both officers of the
Imperial Guard, in which the latter was NOR
tally wounded.
SWEDEN,
LONDON, July 20
The Pail Mall Gazette has y despatch
which says - Sonderhamu, a maritime town
OF Sweden, ~fOrty.two miles north Of Gcfe, on
an inlet Of the Gulf of B9thnia, was almost to-
tally destroyed by fire on the 22ud inst.
Great distress prevails. The damage amounts
to many millions rowns."
CUBA.
HAVANA, July 81, via KEY WEST, July %.
On the 2lst inst, at midnight, a party Of
insurgents, numbering about 800, supposed to
have been headed by the chief Inglesito, en-.
tered the town Of Santa Clara. They %ponotra-
ted to the centre Of the town and succeeded in
seeking two large provision stores and setting
fire to them. The insurgents were repulsed by
the Spanish troops, leaving seven killed. The
troops suffered a loss Of six killed and seven
wounded.
HAVANA, July %.
ELECTS have been issued calling on Senior
TeodoricO Fejoo, a lieutenant colonel, former
~ Secretary of Captain General Valmoseda,
and Sehor TrOtcha, Of the firm of Arnan & Co.,
provision dealers, to answer charges preferred
against them before a special tribunal, of de.
f~alcation and misdemeanors in supplying provi-
sions to the Spanish army here. Ii they do not
appear within thirty days they will be declared
oulpable without a hearing, and will be senten-
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