The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-10
FOREIGN TlDINGS.
PRESIDENT FERRY ON THE rxECu.
TIoX OF rME DEcREEs
AEairst unan,horiz.d Religious Bodies
In Franee-lhe Irish hi,aa,ion GROW.
Ing Hourly nereserioas-scare
ity Of wheat in Russia
other Topics Talked OF
THE rasSca DEGREES
Against Unauthorized Religions Bodies
stiii IausIng Excitement.

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PARIS. November o.. In the ministerial
statement made at the openisg OF tho
Chambers, Jules Ferry, President OF the
Council. aud Minister OF Public In.
s'ruclion, referring to the expulsion Of
non.authorized religious communities,
says: at Ia impossible to suspend the
laws in consequence Of a resistance 10
their enforcement. Nor have deemed Il
necessary TO ask for new Legislation. The
laws telative to congregations are wise and
necessary. and were established far The
defense u civil society aud the rights OF
tie State Arer'aln Lumber irregular go
cieties, actuAted by political, rather than
religious motives, have o,gtn'zsd in re-
belion sgAinst the laws. Tue government
dues not intend 10 euflTce Ih, itc,ees
avaiust female congregations, as their posi-.
tion will he regulated by their procedure"
Some excite tmtnt was c,used this morn.
Ing BY Veteran Duiute's resignation Of the
Pre- ideucy Oi tho Commission Di Con.
eutieux. pninre has throughout di,ap.
proved " the campaign ag4ipst The mon.
astic trdlr ,.ai.d 1t il believed he intends
to take a prominent part Ia the debates on
the subject. Hi as ~ m
The seiEe Of The Abbey Of Premontre
Fathers At Marseilles has been raised By
The Monks uegleG,iugyto guard The door
by which they communicated with friends
without.
The extreme Left in tho Chamber OF
Deputies have approved the proposal Of
Lsisant for commission OF investigation
into GepeTAl De Ratke.'s afItiIs, 10 be
submitted to tho Chamber which meets
70 day.
. PAais, November Elm the course OF
Blme remarks iu the Chamber OF Deputies
o.dsy N. De BIndry D'AssOn, Iegitimist
memher for Vendee, said that he hoped
that during the present session he wnuld
witness the death scene Of the Republic.
The President oithe Chamber requested
the member 20 discontinue his remarks,
Bipdry D'Assoli then moved tha. the
Chamber Sit TO narrow 10 enable him to
call 10 account the government OF Burglars
(4lluliug in this epithet 10 tho manners
IN which the religious decree were en-
forced taf!t H
The President pronounced censrre ON
the offending Deputy aud q temp jrary ex.
pulsion, and requested him 70 leave the
honSe. The Deputy raiTed, but sub.
sequsntly returned. The sitIiny was then
adjourned until Taur.diy. y ri D.
Alter sitting, the Ministers manifested
their intention OF resgninv, In cone
quence OF the refusal ul the House to give
lriority to education bills. Many OF the
Deputies Win vatet against the Govern
ment assured the Ministers that they did
not wish 10 imply auy want Of confidence.
laspite these assursicestbe Ministers and
Under Spcre,arys decided to resign collec.
lively. Ferry then communicated this
resolution TO President G,evy. It is
rumorel that NJ. b Bisson, Wee President
oithe Chamber, is intminea ministry.
PARIS, November 0 midnight - All the
Ministers aud Undet-S.c creiarys have been
assembled sirce niue O'Clock this evening,
under the Presidency Of Gteyy, and at
eleven were still In session.