The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-03
Latest FOREIGN NEWS.
GLADsToxE's NOTION ALLOWING c0NMoSERs
TO AYFlRM ADOPTED.

"hADsIoNEs NOTION ALLOWING C0NMoSERs
TO AFFlRM ADOPTED.
LONDON, July I'm the debate in the
House OF Commons on GIadstone's motion
TO allow all elected members 10 affirm who
claim TO do so Instead Of taking oath, Sir
Stafford Northcote opposed the melton, aud
moved as an amendment that II be rejected.
Mr.. Gladstone, IN further support OF bis
motion, said that II the member were adj
miited to take his seat with warning that
he might proceed against him 10 court OF
law. the consequence might be an unseen
in2ly collision on the question Of privilege
between the House and the courts.
AT the close OF Mr.. Gladstone's speech
the House divided on Sir Stafford North
cote's amendment to reject the motion. The
amendment was defeated by vote OF 1903 to
249.
A. NJ. Sullivan moved an amendment
making the resolution moved 0y Gladstone
prospective instead OF retrospective. This
amendment was rejected by vote OF 274 to
236. The resolution agreed TO by the Gov.
eminent and moved by Gladstone, admit
ting all elected members TO affirm who may
claim to do so, instead Of taking oath, was
agreed 10 without a division. The subse-
quent motion Of Gladstone that the resolu-
tion be the standing order was also agreed
to without division.
PARSELL's IRIsK-RELIEp BILL.
LONDON, July AFTER the Bradlaugh
affair had been settled in the House ef Com
mons last night the debate on ParnelFs
Irish-relief bill was resumed. Right Hon.
William h. Forster, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, announced that he could not ac-
cept the measure. Parnell moved that FUR
Their debate on the bill he fixed for Saturday
next; but Forster objected, as that day was
wanted for the discussion OF the Govern
ment relief bill. ParnelPs motion was
negatiyed by vote OF so to %. The House
did not adjourn until 3:55 O'Clock this morn
ing, owing TO the protracted debate on the
Bradlaugh question. After the passage OF
the Gladstone resolution Bradlaugh adj
vanced to the table, but Immediately with
drew below the bar on intimation that the
resolution should FIRST be made the standing
order before he could affirm.
Mr.. BRADLAUGB TAKES HIS SEAT At LAST.
In the House OF Commons this after
noon Mr.. Bradlaugh made affirmation. he
signed the roll amidst silence, and took
his seat at the furthest point below the
gangway.
France.
THE EXPELLED JESUITs.
LONDON, July 2.-Up TO the present time
forty-nine magistrates have resigned rather
than execute the religious DEGREES. The
proprietor OF the house occupied by the
Jesuits in the Rue de Sevres has made a
preliminary application 10 the president OF
the Tribunal OF the Seine asking that the
house may be restored to The possession OF
its owner. NJ. Andrieux, Project OF Police,
authorized the removal OF the Sacrament
from the Jesuit chapel In the Rue de Sevres
TO the Church Of st. Sulpice, but n large
crowd having assembled, including several
senators and deputies OF the Right, the Po-
lice Commssary ordered that the Sacrament
only be removed to a small chapel in the
same house. The Legitimist section OF the
Right in the Chamber OF Deputies has de-
cided to interpOlate the Government con-
corning the application OF the DEGREES.
The report of the committee on the am
nesty bill, which will be read in the
Senate tomorrow, recommends the re-
lection OF the proposal for a plenary am
nesty.
The religious establishments broken NJ
to-day number thirty-nine, with AS mem
bers. There remain about thirty, which
being educational institutions, are allowed
to exist until August 3lst. At Chambery
two Italian orders, one OF men, the other oil
women, have received forty-eight hours
notice TO quit France.
The monks of La Grande Chartreuse
manufacturers OF the famous Chartreust
liquor, will not be interiered with.
THE ANTI-JgsUIT DEGREES.
LONDON, July "A Paris dispatch to thu
Times. dated last night, says: "On the q
instant discussion on the anti-Jesuit de
crees is looked for In the Chamber OF Depu
tics simultaneously with the presentation o
the report OF the committee on the plenar,
amnesty bill in the Senate. Meanwhile tn
chief Judge OF Lille has already overrulet
the objection OF the Project to the iurisdlc
ton Of the ordinary tribune"
The Archbishop OF Avgnon offered hos
pitalty to number OF expelled Jesuits
but on receiving an emphatic telegram fr On
the Minister OF the Interior and WORSHIP
be promised that they should leave tn
palace in the course Of the day.
When the public prosecutors recently ap
pointed in place OF those who resis ned thei
posts as a protest against the anti-Jesuit de
crees enter ed the Court OF Appeals to TAX
the oaths Of Office, all the members OF tn
bar Immediately quilted the court in
BODY. There was a similar demonstration
in another court.
The French Plenary Amnesty.
BILL REJECTED IN THE SENATE COMMITTEES
PARIS. July 2.-The report OF the com
mlttee on the plenary amnesty bill wa
read in the Senate to-day. The cOmmitte
reject the bill by a vote Of to 3. The ma
iority consists Of five Republicans and on
member OF the Right. The report state
that the country does not desire amnesty
and that this Is not the time for allowing
assassins to return when religious congre
cations are being expelled.
The Expelled Jesuits Welcomed I'm
Spain.
MADRID, July EVERY ministerial an
Conservative, and the principal Radical oil
pans deplore the carrying out OF the ant
Jesuit DEGREES in France. The SPANS
Government has granted numerous apple.
lions for permission to establish In Madri
and many parts Of the peninsula monasterit
: and Jesuit colleges. The greatest sympaih
il shown for the Jesuits by the court, arr!
tocracy, and all classes OF society.
The Collective Note OF the Powers.
LONDON, July "A Berlin dispatch
the Times says: The collective note OF ID
powers. after recting.the resolution OF Oh
Berlin Congress in regard to the rectlhc;
; tion OF the Greek frontier, the failure
the repeated negotiations for the settlement
thereof. and abiding to the medlatorli
, credentials OF the Powers, proceeds TO mel
. ton the resolution at which the Conierenc
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