The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-02


ordinary tribunals have no jurisdic-
ton IN surb dispute between individuals
and the state. that the Council Of State can
alone determine the validity Of the expul-
sion. The Government, however, IS In
manifest difficulty with the otner unrecog-
nized orders, as u never ca'cuiated on their
refusing 10 apply for recognition, and now
that they have firmly resolved on linking
their fate with the Jesuits, the Government
must either shut It's eyes to the violation Of
the DEGREES or repeat on much larger scale
to- days ,Wednesday's) proceedings"
THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS IN FRANCE.
LONDON, july Ia dispatch from Rome
TO the Pail Mall Gazette says The French
religious orders affected by the anti-Jesuit
DEGREES have iclegrapbed to the Vatican
their intention TO submit to the law. This
probably means the orders which have not
yet been expelled.
LONDON, July 1.-The same dispatch also
says: 1.-THE Pope has decided to accept
the Prussian church law. He intends at
the next consistory TO nominate bishops to
ill the vacant Sees"
The BradIaugh Case.
THE QUESTION OF AFFIRMATION BY MEMBERS.
LONDON, July 1.-The Times this morn
ing says: awe understand that the Con-
servatIyes are disposed TO settle by legisla-
ton the question Of the right to make aflir-
nation by members OF the House OF Com
mons, and that an authoritative statement
TO this effect will be made this evening""
In The House Of Commons this afternoon
the Speaker ruled that Mr.. Gladstone's mo-
ton allowing all elected members to affirm,
&c, was In order, and Mr.. Gladstone then
moved IL.
THE DISCUSSION BEGUN.
The House of Commons was crowded
this evening in anticipation OF the debate
on the Bradlaugh case. Mr.. Bradaugh was
seated under the gallery.
At 1880 L. NJ, when the discussion be-
gan, Mr.. John Il. Gorst Conservative,
member for Chatham. raised point OF or
der that Mr.. GlaGstone's motion allowing
newly-elected members TO qualify either by
oath or affirmation, As they may prefer, was
out Of order, inasmuch as it referred to a
question already decided this session. He
maintained that Sir Stafford Northc0te had
endeavOred to prevent The House from
breaking the lsw and 10 prevent Mr.. Brad
laugh from being struggled into q seat. In
the course OF his remarks Mr.. GOrst APP
piled the epiphet disorderly" TO Mr..
Gladstone's motion. This elicted cries OF
"Order, order"
Alr. Gladstone. In reDly, said the course
he proposed was intended to preserve the
dignity OF the House. He added that he
was not aware that duly-eIected member
could be questioned as to his religious Ire
lief. Mr.. Gladstone's remarks were good
tempered, and threw The burden OF the de-
bate on the opposition.
Various Foreign Hens.
VIENNA, July News reached here that
5000 Albanians are marching into the
northern portion Il the coded districts.
LONDON, July IA Paris dispatch says
the closing Of the Jesuit chapel in Rue Sc
veres, with the sacrament left inside, is re-
garded by Catholics as great desecraiion.
Tne persons arrested on the street, includ-
ing an ex-Prefect, Il writer on the journal
In Justice, and some students, were all re-
leased.
Fourteen horses imported direct from
Kentucky sold at Aldriges, in London, yes
terday at an average price OF Eel.
a Paris dispatch says NJ. COnstans, Min
lister OF the Interior and Worship. has re-
ceived letter threatening him with as.as-
Sination in view OF the Sacred Heart.
MOssLEY, July 1.-The whole number OF
weavers in the district having finished the
pieces in hand joined the rest OF the opera
tiyes on strike last night.