Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-13
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FOR EICN.
D!sgrscefui Scene in tne Ihu ssa OF
Commons.
LONDON, June 18th. The scene
last night while the House of Com
mons was in Committee on the
Army Discipline bill was most ex-
citing. Parnell (Home Ruler),
member from Meath, accused the
Speaker of a breach of privilege
and of one-sided conduct. This
language caused an alteration
with Raikes, Chairman of the
Commit ittee, whom Parnell attempt
ed to silence by shouting. A tu-
multuous debate followed, in which
all the Home Rulers participated,
and during which recourse to phys
ical violence seemed not improba-
BILE.
Tie Za,u War.
LONDON, July 10th.-A dispatch
from Cape Town, June 22d, says:
Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley arrived
to-day and mediately started for
Natal.
kilograms received at Cape Town
state that the British forces are
within 25 miles of Cetewayo's
Kraal.
A Cape Town dispatch of June
oath says: In consequence of the
defective state of the transportation
service General Wolseley has sum-
moned meeting of native chiefs
at Marltzburg on the 30th of June
to devise measures for transporta-
ton by native carriers. Cetewayo
will allow our troops to advance
near Alundi and then attack.
A dispatch from Rolke's Drift.
June Oath, says: The decision of
the court-martlal in the case of
Lieut.. Carey has been sent 10 Eng
land for confirmation prior to pub
ication.
LONDON, July 12th.-An official
telegram to the War Office, dated
Utrecht, June Gath, says: The bor-
der police report that the Zulu head
men had been spoken to on the
border. A messenger is with them
to collect men for Cetewayo's ar
my. The head men say Cetewayo
will not submit to Lord Chelms-
ferd's terms.
Arr"nxcme"is fur abe Funer.. Sf
the P@,ncs InpsriAi.
PORTSMOUTH, July 1.-THE cof-
fin containing the body of the
Prince Imperial was removed from
the Orontes to the admiralty yacht
Enchantress at O'Clock this m orn-
ing. Minute guns were fired.
LONDON, July 12.-The latest
changes made in the arrangements
for the funeral of the Prince Imper.
ial are as follows: The body of the
Prince, instead of remaining all
night in the armory at Woolwicb,
will, after it has been identified, be
escorted to the Camden House this
evening and remain there all night.
Queen Victoria will be at the Cam.
den House Saturday, and will there
witness the passage of the funeral
procession. Neither the Queen nor
the Ex.Emprsss will participate in
the procession or be present at the
church during the service, which
will be conducted by the Bishop of
Southwark. The Prince of Wales,
the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke
of Connaught and the Duke of
Cam bridge will, during service, sit
on the right of the Catafalque.
The coffin will remain in the
church all day Saturday and be re-
moved to the sacristy at night.
rhrao a rad noosannaro frDy,
Paris arrived in London yesterday
by one train to attend the funeral.
In connection with the scene in
the House of Commons last night,
during the discussion of the Army
Discipline bill in Committee, Par.
nell is now moving that any report
OF the record of proceedings in the
House, without its sanction, is un-
precedented and breach of privil-
ege, and endangers the liberty of
debate.
The steam yacht Enchantress,
with the remains of the Prince I'M
perial, has arrived in the Thames,
but will lie below Woolwich until
4 O'Clock this afternoon.
AOsnersI Election Impreb .bie.
BERLIN, July 12th.-It is under
stood that there will be general
election for members of the Prus-
sian Diet in October next, when
Bismarck proposes to appeal tn the
country on the great questions OF
financial reform and purchase of
private railways by the State.
Dreadful Connsgratious.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 12th.-
The second fire at Irkutsk Destroyed
five churches, the Convent, the
Lutheran church, the Court of Jus.
tice, police offices, telegraph of.
fees, the Postof1ice, excise, artil.
lery, engineers and medical estab-
lishments, three banks, barracks
and Town Hall.
The Elections.
VIENNA, July 12th.-The Liber-
ais have so far lost fifty seats in the
Reichsrath.