National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A Triumph for EngIand's Unbelieving
COmmOner.
Passage Of Mr.. GladstonC's Resolution 10
Admit by AGirmation-Tbc Josuits in
Paris-1he DEGREES Firmly Exc
cuted-Equiiy Promised tho
jews in Morocco--1ho
Feniau Eyiies, Etc.
A Trlumph for Mr.. Dradlauru.

LONDON, July LIN the house Of commorf
the speaker ruled that Mr.. Glsdstono's motion
allowing all elected members to affirm, etc,
was 10 order, aud Mr.. Gladstone then moved it,
Sir Stafford Northcots opposed tho motion,
aud moved as an amendment that 1t be re-
jtctod.
Nh Gladstone, in further support of his mo-
tiOn, said that il member were admitted 10
take his scat with the warning that he might
be proceeded against in a court Of law, the con-
sequence might be an unseemly collision on
questions of privilege between the house aud
the courts.
At the close Of Mr.. Gladstone's speech tho
house divided GU Sir Stafford Northcoto's
amendment to reject the motion. The ameud-
mcut was defeated by q vote OF 303 to 2lO.
Mr.. A. NJ. Sullivan moved an amendment
making the resolution moved by Mr.. GlAd-
stone prospective Instead Of Retrospective.
This amendment was rejected by vote Of
27I to 236.
The resolution agreed to by the government
and moved by Mr.. Gladstone admitting all
elected members to affirm who may claim to
do SO instead Of taking the oath, was then
adopted without II division, And subsequent
motion by Mr. Gladstone that the resolution
bo a standing order was also agreed TO with
out division.
PARIS July 1.-Up to the present time
iorty.nino magistrates havo resigned rather
than execute tho religious DEGREES. Tho pro-
prietor OF the house occupied by the Jrsuits
in the rue dc Sovres has made a preliminary
application to the president oil tho tribunal Of
Seine asking that the house may DO restored
10 the possession OF its owner. NJ. Andrieux,
project Of police, authorized the removal of
the sacrament from tho Jesuit chapel In tho
ruo de Seyrcs TO the church VI 81, Supioe, but
large crowd having assembled, including
several senators and deputies OF the right, the
police commssary ordered that the sacrament
only he removed tn II small chapel in tho s'lno
house. Tho legtimst section of the right in
| the chamber of deputies hayo decided to in-
| terpollate tho government concerning the ap-
plication Of tho DEGREES.
| TIL RIH-NINE ElTrA DLISIlSIENTs DGoHEG UT.
LONDON, July 2.--Iho 7iiEeS' Paris dispatch
says the religious establishments broken up
| Yesterday numbcr thirty.nine with 475 mem
bcrs. There remain about thirty, which being
| educational institutions, are allowed to exist
until August u
At Chambery two Italian orders one Of
men, the other Of women, have received forty
eighth hours notice 10 quit France. This
measure is taken under the law Of iSi9 pro-
yding for tho expulsion Of foreigners ubuox-
J iOus 10 tho government.
Decision Of tho Berlin Coufcrou Z. .I1SgglIJ
| BERLIN, July l.-lhc conference ultimately
asrccd to make the noto to tho porte and Greece
a collective one. Tho note will Eo tclugruphed
| to tho governments Uf the six powers then
| tclcsraphoh to their ambassadors at Conslanui-
NOBLE aud Athens, where IL il to br signed by
| the IHitur and ccremuuInusly handed TO tho
| Turkish and Greek governments.
Equal Rights In Morocco.
MADRID, July l--'lhc envoy OF Morocco
has annexed to the protocol Of The Morucro
conference n letter FROM tho sultan command
ing him to donounce and punish all nutiyo
officers, judges and ohor authorities who
may have refused justice and protection to
tho Hebrews. The sultan severely blamcs
and intends to chusDise severely all who arc
guilty VI Outr~Grs against pon-lioham mcdan
subjects. He says he wishes ull his subjects
10 bo equal before the tribunal.
The FeDian E2iIes.
LONDON, July l, p. MIR. Gladstone, ro-
plying TO Mr. Philip Callan NibCru), member
for Louth, said that in view OF what WIS hap.
pcning in some parts of Ireland, he docs not
consider the present u httlng time to ALLOW
Condor, Clarke Luby, O'Donovan Rossa ard
other Fenian prisoners 10 return from exile.
Mr.. Callan. in his question, pointed out Tho
amnesty granted to communists in France and
to the treatment Of the secessonsts in the
United States,