The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
The Approaching Dissolution of the
English Parliament.
Lord Beaconsfleld's Address to His
Constituents Another Revolu-
tion in San Domingo.
Defeat Of the AnN-J Jesuit Clause Of Ferry q
Education Bill.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON. March p.-Tn0 chancellor OF the Ex-
In announcing In the House OF Com
mons to -day That the Queen had boon utfvtseti
to dissolve Parliament. said he thought 1t de-
airable to state tho views OF the government re-
garding dissolution. They were that the ur-
gent measures regarding Ireland were In 80 for.
ward state. that they could be decided. and
that spring dissolution was always better han
an autumn one and that the government had
therefore advised the Queen TO dissolve Parlia-
ment Mt Easter. He raid the new Parliament
could meet at tho beginning Of May. March %
was named az the date Of dissolution. He ex-
pressed tho hope that the House would coop.
erate with tho government tn enable them to ac.
cnmulish the necessary work before diasolu-
tioa. He promised 70 introduce the hudset on
vacant seats in the House Won d be Withdrawn.
Hon. William Il Forster. Liberal member for
Bradford. expressed satisfaction with the an
nuuncement.
ID the House of Lords to- day the Irish raie.
bill was read q third lime. The bi!l, therefore.
has ana hsn m na
bad made his financial statement In the House
of Commons. which he hopes to do at once. and
when, arrangements befit,ipg the, occasion are
solve the Parliament,
LONDON. March .. Lord BeaconsHeld has sent
OF Ireland: Measures Respecting the state OF
Ireland are about to receive royal assent The
arts Of tho Hgttators have been defoated by lib
eral and prudent measures. which Parliament
has almost unanimously eanctpued. During
the six yenrs of the present administration the
improvement of Ireland has much occupied the
care of the ministry. and they may remember
with satisfaction that they havs solved one Of
the most difficult problems connected wi,h It's
government ana Il. people by sstablishing m !,
and creeds. Nevertheless, danger in it's ulti.
mate results scarcely lees disastrous than pea
thence and famine has daveloped. In Districts
Nv III ion ar tfR fpnulHtnn n
attem pting to sever the constitutional tie which
unites 1t with Great Britain. The st, ength Of
tion OF Parliament will ofrer an opportunity for
the nation to deaide the course which will ma
terially influence Its fnture fortunes. The
largely depend On the verdicE 81 the country.
Doubt. inseparablc from popular action. ar
rests cou ntrys Influence. and ts the main rea..
son for not delaying an appeal to the national
In the House OF Commons last night a vote OF
TSe ASas yos II GO ono ocers nd MEN Mn
for ,he navy Was agreedto.
Announcement ot the proposed dissolution Of
day. was q complete. surprise. The Liberal
leaders VII meet today to decide npan the
that many OF the, elections will be over By tho
fret week in April:
Noph pon viii b. snea
" In the form OF manifesto. relative to the
policy Of the government.
formal manifestoet to Northeast Lancashire
ien.th @ with the policy Of the Ministers from an
Right Hon. II Asheton Cross address to the
electors VI Southwest Lancaster ts also expect-
I'd to be of the character VI manifesto. while
Vim. T. For.ter will be exceedingly brief. All
are expected to appear within the naxt tn rec
MIR. Vim. Stow. head Of the Home Rulers, will
at once proceed to Dub in. where a conference
of Home Rulers will bs held and mAnifesto
to the Irish constituencies issued
Lord Beaconsnglls letter to the Duke OF
Marlborough. Lord Lieutenant OF irelnnd. fur
nishes ,he keyEote Of the Conservative cam
paien. which Is nppostion 70 home rule and
affairs
The Times says that the language OF the letter
is occasionally II little startling. but since Lord
Benconsheld's most startling ni,erances In the
past have elways been found to ba anima cd by
serious purpose. and 80 have. realiti, hehtrd
than. the important declarations made Mt tho
close Of this latter, must carry all tho weight
whch belongs to the utterances of one Of the
most responsible statesmen r. Europe.
try has there been occasion more critical. Her
MsJesty's minister's have hi.eerto been able to
preserve ueace. bat his ineffahle blessing can
not be Obtained by the passive principle Of nom
intervention. Peace rests On tho presence. not
e cay the ascendancy. OF England in the coun-
ellis OF Europe
These. the Times says. are strong express
sions. perhaps imprudently strong. but tho
country will not fail to be impressed with the
importancs OF the f.cts which must be assumed
to have prompted them. They are plain
declarations that there are dangers in the
present position OF affairs in Europe and that
be suece. stully averted by due exercise Of Eng
lish influence. The Times then says: II
great p ltical questions are before Europe. 1t
is a matter Of vital Importance to know whether
the ministry OF to- day has the confidence Of the
country; aud whether t's policy therefore. can
dissolution of Parliament, and Lord Beacons-
field concludes by exercising the hope that.
whatever may be the consequences to her
Majesty's present advisers of the appeal he
makes. the country will return to Westminster
Parliament men not unworthy Of the power Of
England and resolved t. maintain It,
Upon the question Of foreign policy. the Times
thtuEs the pI esent government may iairly count
on the support OF public opinion. The Liberal
party, during the last few years, has made
many fatal errors, and II is now at a crisis In
its career; To adhere obstlnately to tho line
would be fatal to its influence, but the case
would be different II It. should frankly accept
what has been accomplished In the past. and
give clear pledge to the country and to
Europe that. IN evelt OF Its return to power.
there would be NJ dislocation In the foreign
Of he Liberals are utterly obscure. but the
whole result OF the coming struggle will de-
nend on the attitude taken by them within the
next few days.
RUSSIA.
sT PETERSBURG. March s-The Go7os says
nnuncemRnt OF Hartmann's release can only be
removed by the French Cabinet showing that