, 1880-07-04
IVhI1UNs
Discussion of the Amnesty
Measure by the French
Senate.
Adoption Of the Amendment to
Pardon All the Old Com
munists,
Except Those Who We're Guilty
OF Incendiarism and As.
sasinati0n,
Whereby the Government Re-
ceives a Very Strong
Defeat.
The Irish Belief Bill Debated in
the House Of Com
mons,
Russian Officers and Soldiers in
Uniform Flocking into
Bulgaria.
Fleets Of Vessels Carrying Arms
and Ammunition to the
Roume!ians.
The American Rifemen Beaten BY
the Irishmen in Yesterdays
Match.
Russian Officers and Soldiers in
Uniform Flocking into
Bulgaria.
Fleets Of Vessels Carrying Arms
and Ammunition to the
Roume!ians.
The American Rifemen Beaten by
the Irishmen in Yesterdays
Match.
FRANCE.
TlI1} JESI1IS.
SNr1,fI {tIlAE

T1I1} JESC1TS.
Special CIb.e-
PARIS, July 3.-Thc expulsion OF the
Jcs,,its from their establishments OIL 1Nednes-
day morning has not agitatcd the provinces.
Tile people who benefit from universal suf-
fragc will not defend the Jesuiticai
cause, the Jesuits having since
1913 led the coaiesced force of
aristocrley, plutocracy, and rich bourgeoisie
against democracy. They have been the
link which bound together the so-called gov
earned the money that paid the German war
fine is indifferent to the fate of the Jesuits
when not hostile to them. Only
THE RICH AND LLusTEIor5 ALLIES OF TEE
JESUlT>,
the Dukes, Maruuises, Viscounts, and their
sons, left their beds bctimes, or sat up all
night to countenance the expelled Fathers.
and protest against the police executing their
orders. One of the incidents Of
the expulsion which most excites
the Ultramoutanists was that Of VI.
Clement sealing the doors Of the chapel coll
ttining the Corpus Christi. The cry was
raised by them that the prefcct Of Police had
"sacrilcgiousiy locked up God" The Host
was transferred yesterday to a private chapel
up stairs where it yet remains in charge Of
three Jcsuits who
WEIR: PERMITTED TO REMAIN.
as guardians to the vacated house. Its re-
lease being promised. the whole population
of the Faubours St Germain crowded into
the Streets between Rue S8yres Church and
St Sulpice, expecting to see the II ost borne
professionally to that church. and 10000
persons gathered i'll the church square. The
pulice Dispersed them, and they collected
i'll the church and on the steps of the
sanctuary, and N. Ricux sent word to the
Jesuit guardians Of the Host that If it was
transported publicly lie was iinpotelit to pro
Seyrcs now it will be III a hackney coach
plivify. .
THE SrSc1o Is ALARMED
at the prccipitancy of events which will drag
the Government further than it intended to
do; r. is s. now more yielding; +; ii. .,, e,,oros
about the Jesuits. ln popular spheres it is
agitatcd about the Senate nlaneuvrc to get
lid Of considering the Amnesty measure or
delay tlp, bill for twelve months. The 18th
Of July ftfe, if the Communists are pardOAed,
will be of unparalleled splendor. The Prince
Of Wales and the King OF Greece are coming
Nine Adam has had All audience with the
King Of ITALY,
It viii be the fashion soon to have visitors
rooms III great private town and country
houses occupied with members OF the re-
]igiuus orders. Rich mobiles on all sides offer
he2rtlls and homes to the Jesuifs.
~ saa+a THE A4SEsrn 1Sis oranine nhnArr after ,o,o
and exciting debate on the Government meas
ur.. granting p|enary amnesty, the amended
project approved BY the Ministry was
proposed by n. Labiche, investing the Gov
ern1nent with unlimited discretionary power
to grant amnesty to the Communists still in
exile, and rejected by vote Of 145 to 1s5.
The result of the discussion was not unfore-
seen. but it is none the less extremely grave,
and may lead to regretable complications. It
IS personal victory for Jules Simon, de-
..,c1n1, ,11,co worm SPEAK
~ +,,a n,,astio,, t;I1..1 ti,o p.,,1eries of the
Sana1c earlv in tHe aftern00n. Marshal
MacMallon occupied place Immediately
below the press tribunes, and the fair sex
w3 ta 1s usual IL q lie ed an{ da sf5SasS S%s Of he
galleries, At : o'clock Victor ,l; n;rgo 60
hands in his pockets and took q seat At the
end Of the third row OF fanteuls to tue left OF
next arrived
WAS JULES SIMON,
who sits Immediately in front of the great
met Ills coming was hailed with every
demonstration of disfasor il, the press trlb-
u1les. At ten minutes to 8 after two notyery
ft:iicitous speeches by MN. Feray and Tri.
bert, Victor Hugo aseended t9 the tribune and
dress in favor OF amnesty. Victor Hugo i:
not :: parliamentary orator "ihe i1fh o1
July is llear," said victor Augo;: 1t = time @
4vapquisled' It is national tete;;
more tGan that, it is a universal tete; all
nations join in it. The l4th Of July is the
tete Of humanity. When it comes LET US for:
get the past above all party consldeTaa1lons
Let US pn! sometnng Erea'etmnaeacs ,ridsn ra +,