New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
TIE DEGREES TO BE DISCUSSED.


LONDON. Friday. July q 1880.
A Paris dispatch to the Times, dated last night.
saysi ION the I'd inst discussion on the anti
Jesuit decrees is looked in the Chamber of Deputies
simultaneously with the presentation OF the report OF
the Committee the Penary Amnesty bill In the Sen
ate. Meanwhile the Chief Judge Of Lille has already
Overruled the objection Of the Project TO the Jurisdiction
Of the ordinary tribunals In judgmen, delivered to-
day he declared the Legality Of the DEGREES, though
directly in question, being challenged, 10 IL for the
civil tribunals to decide the point and that the Jesuits
having been expelled without Judicial prosecution
aud the expulsion being act not coming within tue Or
binary administrative functions, the case came within
his turisdicton He accordingly liked the "a inst ior
The Headings This amounts simply 10 me oyertulug
OF demurrer. and does not prejudice the main leslie
namely, the legality OF the DEGREES:
cine Archbishop OF AylgnOn offered hospitality to
number OF expelled Jesuits, but on receiving an en-
pbatc telegram from NJ. Consians, Minister OF the IN
terror aud or Worship promised they should leave the
palace III The course OF the day"
PUBLIC FEEIING N SPAIN.
MADRID. Friday, Juiy ., 1880.
Al tho Ministerial and Conservative and the prin-
cpa Radical organs depore the carrying out OF the anti
Jesuit DEGREES in France The spanish Government mas
granted numerous applications for permission to estab
teries and Jesuit Colleges. The greatest sympathy "a
shown for the Jesus by the Court, arstocracy aud al
A LIVELY DISCUSSION.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day thore was heated
discussion the expulsion Of the Jesuits
Monsgnor Freppei asked the Government why ylo
encc had been used in tao execution or the decreoS ana
why they were executed without legal warrant. He
asked II the Minister of war had authorized army
assist and protested against birbariY unworthy
OF the nation. lie hoped that better days about TO
dawn for this unhappy country.
NJ Constans, Minitc VI the Interior and OF Worship,
said the DEGREES had been executed IN accordance Win
ns orders and on lis responsibility lie stated that
Mousiguor Frcppel had lett the Chamber 10 60 TO
Anglers When the cummssary went to the. Jesuit
house, the first hc encountered was MonsIgnOr
complained. No one could be allowed TO traEsgress
the laws.
Monsgnor Freppnl rcioinod: /" II by decree you can
force bolts violate dOncles. you viii do 70 on al oc-
VITA this mode " proceeding no security
lists. Every election VIII EcnceiortA Do fought on the
Issue Of public liberty"
Aiter further discussion the subject was dropped.
DEMONSTRATIONS AT A MONASTERY.
At Beziers, III the Department OF H6rault there is
considerable agitation AGAINST the monashc orders.
Yesterday Il depulaton OF Republicans waited on The
Subpreec 20 demand the expulsion OF the Franciscan
Brothers, aud in the evening moo OF 1000 persons
surrounded the Franciscan monastery,
tcrng the house TIE military ultimately dispersed the
crowd.
The SENATE OPPOSES AMNESTY
The report OF the Committee the Plenary Amnesty
bill was read IN the Senate today The committee
iect the bill by vote Of to 3, the majority
sishng OF five Republicans and one member
Of .he Right. Tho report states that the
country does not desire amnesty and that this Is not
time for allowing assassis TO return when religious
egatOns being expelled. The only cODcrs lou
the makes is 20 recommend t0at the Coy eFAnCnt
be empower to grant numerous pard0ns.