Daily globe., 1882-02-23
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Feb 22.-The race for the San
down grand prize was won by Scot Guard,
Minnie Hauk second, Falmouth third. Peeri-
Gus also ran.
The hurdle race was won by Jolly Sir John,
Keepaway second, Floating Feather third.
Six horses ran.
Wreckage from the steamer City of London,
from London November 18th for New York,
which never reached its destination, is con-
tinually washing upon the Irish coast. A
signal locker has been found bearing the
passengers, but the officers and crew num-
bered about forty. The chief business was in
the cattle carrying trade.
Cardinal Manning presided at an influential
meeting of the executive committee of the
Mansion house fund for the relief of Russo
Jewish refugees, and sub committee was ap-
pointed to select places for the formation of
agricultural settlements. The sum of el0000
was placed at the disposal of the committee.
NorthcOte's 's.motion expellng Bradlaugh from
the house Of commons passed by vote of
29l to S5.
In the house of commons, Gladstone this
afternoon stated the motion for a new writ for
Northampton wonld relieve house from diff
Guilty, but as Bradlaugh had not sat during
the debate, his conduct was not such as would
vacate his seat. Gladstone reiterated that the
house had acted beyond its powers in pre-
venting Bradlaugh taking the oath, but Brad
laughs conduct was an act of flagrant dis
obedience to the house, but not to the chair,
and would leave the question to the majority,
giving it his assistance.
Northcote complained of the conduct of
Gladstone, but said it was not for him to as
sumo the leaders, dutie, and therefore confred
himself to moving as an amendment that
Bradlaugh be prevented from the precincts OF
the house.
Lord Randolph Churchill's motion, that a
new writ be issued for Northampton, was re-
jected without division.
A motion of Mr.. Lyons, Liberal member
from Dublin, that Bradlaugh is guilty of pro-
family, and is therefore incapable of sitting in
the house of commons, was withdrawn be-
cause of legal objections.
During the discussion of this point Labou-
chere demanded that Bradlaugh be heard at
the bar of the house. The house receiving
this unfavorably, Bradlaugh passed the bar
and took his seat. In consequence of this
rash act of disobedience, and of Gladstone re-
fusing to act, Northcote withdrew his first
motion and moved that Bradaugh, having
disobeyed the chair, being contempt of the
house, be expelled.
Gladstone supports this motion, which was
passed by vote of 291 to So, Bradlaugh vo-
ting with the minority. Gladstone abstained.
braQldugn 1nen quietly left
Upon motion of Northcote new writ for
Northampton was ordered, Labouchers stating
that Bradlaugh would be candidate
The marquis of Harrington, Right Hon.
George Gaschen, and Sir Henry James, atlor-
ney general, all liberals, voted for expulsion.
Sir Chas. Dix, radical, Right Hon. j. A.
Mundella, liberal, Right Hon. Joseph Cham
berlain, radical, Mr.. Leonard Courtner, liber-
al, Mr.: George Trevelyan, liberal, and Right
Hon. George Lefevre, liberal, voted against.
At meeting tonight of the lord mayors
dent minister in Great Britain, of Canada,
recommended emigration of the Jews TO Mani
toba in April.
Mr.. Bradlaugh will proceed Immediately to
North Hampton, and enter into the contest
for the seat made vacant by his expulsion
to-day.
DUBLIN, Feb. 22.--Davitt has been elected
to parliament to succeed A. M. Sullivan.
Michael Dayitt's election is a vindication of
his principles and an answer of the Irish peO
pie to the coercion policy of the Gladstone
government. Patrick Egan, treasurer of the
land league, was run as a ''dummy" candi-
date to make it impossible for the will of the
any any legal technicality raised BY
the government The result is specially sig
nifcant as satisfaction of the "no rent"
manifesto BY the people OF Meath, including
Bishop Nulty and his Catholic clergy, who
strongly supported the candidacy of Davitt
and Eagan.
The intention of the government to with
draw police protection from emergency men
who occupy farms from which people have
been evicted fills the landlords with conster-
nation and alarm. They declare it impossible
to hold onto the farms if this is done. Forster,
in reply to question touching this matter,
explained to the house of commons it was
necessary to withdraw the police from protec-
tion duty in order to patrol the country.