The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-07-03

FOREIGN.
A Remarsal,rs sesns.

LONDON, June 22,-- The house of COM
mons to-day was crowded. BradIaugh pre-.
sented himself at the table of the speaker,
who informed him that in consequence
of the resolution OF yesterday he may re-
tire Bradlaugh wished to address the
speaker. Theopposition cried withdraw, y
and the speaker informed Bradlaugh he
must withdraw. Laboucher moved that
Bradlaugh be heard; agreed TO. Brad
laugh eioQuently combatted the resoiu-
ton against him. He said that it was
unprecedented to condemn any one un-
heard. He argued against being accused
of atheism. He would not forgo his opill-
ions or claim to a seat. The house MIGHT
expel him, but until he had taken his seat
it has no jurisdiction. The house cannot
override the law which permits him to
take the oath. If appeal should be neees-
sary. as he hopes it will not be. it must be
made. He asked the house to give him
the Justice which iudges wonld rive him
if appealed 10. and Rradlanoh WAS lopdlv
cheered. The sneaker asked whether
Bradlaush should be called 10 hear the
pleasure of the house. Sir Stafford North
cote and Premier Gladstone both Thought
no new case had arisin. The latter Thought
that last nights resolution was illegal.
but submitted to it as the dicission of the
house. Laboucher asked leave 10 move
that BraGlaugh be allowed to take the
oath; ruled out of order. Laboucher then
moved 10 reseihd iast nights resolution,
" .s Siea aieL sou'e uiscssian q. .he reluess
0 auelone aia.L ni nc s,s s@isiaie1 .!e motion.
70 .he tabia was nforr,eS e hn .ha M snsanes -
af th .a 80 % ~ 49,. ~ shs speanei
- siio le.ieioa =, " the nonse anu was re-
dsas,ee.f,il,. ~ af,S =, iau.ausm ;.h l"sse :
g. e., M..,. W nv. "a, Sif
or be anthorizad - II, forca he ,,;ti,d 10 ,s..I
The house then divided an this motion
gradlauoh meantime standing at he
table. and the melton was afIon1ed nv a
vote of 32S tn 3S RradIauoh raf,sad nos.
;tiyajv IN ohev Ha was tharaunon "a.
moved beyond the bar. He returned
twice, declaring that the house had no
right to exclude him; it can only imprison
him. Northeote moved that Bradlaugh.
having refused to obey the chair, be given
into the custody of the sergeant-at-arms.
Gladstone, seeing no other means of Civ
ing effect to last nights resolution. second
ed the motion. A motion to adjourn was
rejected 342 to 4, and No-thcote's motion
adopted, 247 TO 8.
Bismarck and the Church Bill.
Bismarck is displeased with the attitude
of Herr Won Puttnaunmer, during the re-
centSeoate, ana thinks he has made too
niaeAx&oneessiohs 70 the ciericais
Article Nine of the Chusch BllI Adopted.
The nrusaian diet has adonted article
nine III the church hilT with IN amend
mant that elerovmen leoallv anno;nfed
shall not he liable to prosecution for ex-
ercisino fnnctions in ,leiohborin0 parishes
whore fha hol5ar of tho cnra Il nravanted
from, offic;ating
sser,ncs ~ ns,c,., s,..,on ~ r.r,,,c,n.,
An ;,,5oas on, ,,n,Iic nr,sacrto~s - .ha
oo,,rt ~ r p II -. 49,
a.. 5,sa,, ).
49, ~ 'N01
olALA, June M i'inaoi'anss =,
upper Logan anu haoan nave resisted
an INVASION Oh their ,erritofy oy ene 1ntizs
who are consequently thwarted In their
intention OF collecting large gathering
hostile to the British.
The chiiiau Victory.
p,x.u. Iuna Ie The last mail aav;.as
80. a.. H,a',.t -. ..s 'i Ia.s;Is
aiou, 'ho ~ Ta,. oI1 Thaa '..,.a
oi slie oa.'ie =, iacua. hese .' ue'a.ls a,., aIe
laiiiIsned IN ene tepoi. u sie S. Iiilian
mani and in tha official ranort of the nf.
| floors hrnluhf dfSnutrhnc
Tac,,, Can Penuad,no jrh;l;o,3 3ra.,,,rts
+ as foiiouS. . oio' 's
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SuBuRBs OF IAcuA May 70
10 ute MtnasfT o. War:-- esterday, at !
O'CLOCK IN the morning, the army undei
my command marehed IN searcn OF the
| enemy. In the evening TWO leagues and
a half from the position occupied by the
allied armies At O'clock on the follow.
| ing morning we renewed the march. AL
| I o'clock our artillery opened fire on the
| adyan1e of the enemy the artillery on
tha other side renlvino n opr fire The
sra ~ ~ ar,;tiar,' ,raS s,sto;naa ,,,,,;I ~
u .t'y
a. ~ ,,ara.o1 oo,',hat aS,,an,araad nj
enenv offered q strong and tenac;ous re-.
s;stanca hnt i, o,,;ta ef III. tJ,raa ho,,rs
Iater our yai;ant snl1,;ars ,aots nossass;nr
ase ta.s;as,.ie ''as;,;l is ~
VI eue ioi iu.ioauig posI'ioli p oeeuPicu Wy tne W
enemy FROM thls inouieht the enemy
/ aisperseo, nylhg IN ali oiIectlohs; ana
/ Few hours later we took possession o
Tacua. Our losses are heavy, but those
/ of the enemy are still greater. congrat
ulate you and the country on this vi tory
which is severe blow inflicted on the
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