Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
Bradraugh,s Case He is Expelled.

LONDON, February 22d.-In the House Of
Commons today Gladstone stated that the
motion for the issue Of new writ for North.
ampton would relieve the House from the
difficulty. but as Bradlaugh had not sat dur
ing the debate. his conduct was not such az
would vacate his seat Gladstone reiterated
that the House had acted beyond its powers
IN preventing Bradlaueh taking his seat, but
BradIaugh'5 conduct was an act Of hagr ant
disobedience TO the House, but not to the
Chair. He would leave the question to the
majority, giving it his assistance. Northcote
complained Of the conduct Of Gladstone, hut
confined himself to moving en- amendment
that Bradlaugh be prevented from entering
the precincts Of the House.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
LONDON, February 22d.-Northcote's mo-
ton expelling BradlaGgh from the House of
Common passed to-day, by a vote of 29l
to 49,
LONDON, February 22l-Bradlaugh will
proceed Immediately to Northampton to en-
ter the contest for the seat made vacant by
his expulsion to-day.
Affairs In Ireland.
New York, February 22i.-The Irish
Worlds London cable Gays Michael Dsvitt's
election is a vindicstion of bis principles. and
an answer Of the Irish people to the coercion
policy of the Gladstone Government. Pat
rick Eagan, Treasurer of the Land League,
was run as dummy" candidate, to make it
impossible for the will of the people to be an
nulled by any legal technicality raised by the
Government. The result is specially signif-
cant, as ratification Of the no rent mani
festo by the people of Meath, including
Bishop McNulty and his Catholic clergy,
who strongly supported the candidacy Of
Davitt and Eagan
The intention of the Government to with
draw police protection from the emergency
men who occupy farms from which people
have been evicted fills the laborers with con-
sternation and alarm. They declare that it
is impossible to hold the farms if this is done.
Forster explained to the House Of Commons
that il was necessary TO withdraw the police
from this protection duty, in order to patrol
the country.
Washington's Birthday Abroad.
BERLIN, February 22i.-The American
residents and Legation celebrated the day
with banqust and a display OF flags.
Ordered TO Return.
BERLIN, February 22d.-The North Ger
man Gazette states that General Skobelof has
received orders to return Immediately to ST.
Petersburg.
No official Notice TO be Taken.
BERLIN, February 22d.-No official repre-
sentation regarding Skobeloff's speech will be
made at st. Petersburg.
ambassadors Gazetted.
PARIS, February 22d.-The appointments
of Sissets, as ambassador at London, and the
Marquis de Novilles, as ambassador at Con-
stantinople, are gazetted.
Death of Missions Unfortunate Husband.
PARIS, February 22d.-M. Rousseau, Mime.
Nilsson's husband, who became insane during
the excitement attending the recent financial
crisis. died to-day in an insane asylum.
The Impending Slav Invasion OF Europe.
MADRID, February 221.-Emile CASTELAR,
has published an article on Skobelof's speech.
He fears the coming Slav invasion of Europe,
and declares that it behooves the Latin races,
in the interest of civilization, to enter into q
close alliance with the Germans.
wreckage Picked ZIP.
LONDON, February 22d.-WrecSaee from
the steamer London, from London November
Is b for New York, has been picked up. The
signal locker was found, bearing the name of
the vessel. She carried no passengers, but
her officers and crew numbered forty. Her
chief business was in the collaborating
trade.
Trial OF the Nihllists.
New YORK, February 22d.-The HeraidS
st. Petersburg special says: The High Court
of the Senate met yesterday to try the Mill
lets who have been indicted for conspiracy
against the Government. The public and
representatives of the press were absolutely
excluded. There were only about twenty
people in Court, most Of them belonging to the
official world.
The Canadian Blizzard.
QUEBEC, February 22d-A violent wind
prevails. 1t has bsen showing for thirty-'ix
hours. The snow ia the streets is four and
five feet deep.
Eeiief for the .usss-Jew Refugees.
ToRoNTo, February 22d.-A London cable
special says: Cardinal Manning presided at
an influential meeting of the Executive Com
Rittee OF the Mansion Heuse fund for the
relief of the Russo-Jew refugees. and sub
committees was appointed to select places for
the formation of agricultural settlements.
Ten thousand pounds has besn placed at the
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