New-York tribune., 1884-02-22
BRADLAUGH AGAIN EXCLUDED.

A STORMY DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
ENDS IN REFUSING HIM ADMIrTANCE
LONDoN, Feb. 21.-The opening hours of to-days
session Of the House OF Commons were the occasion
of an uproarious discussion of tho latest phase OF
MI Bradlaugh's ease. The announcement had been
made in the morning that pending the legal decision
of tho case raised by his voting, Nh Bradlaugh
would make attempt to take his seat. The
Sneaker read letters from Mr.. Bradlaugh confirming
this announcement. In spite of this, Sir Sta'Ioiu
Northcotc moved that the House reatlinn its pre-
yious resolution preventing Mr.. Bradlaugh fro tai
ing the oath and xcludg him from the precl IS u
the House. HereupOn Mr.. Gladstone said tha
aspect of affairs had changed since February ID,
when Mr.. Bradaugh last appeared before .er
An action at law had been begun against Mr.
langh for thrice voting upon that day The utn
wouId be done to obtain IA speedy Judgment,
he asked the House to await the decision of the law
court before taking action in the matter. This de
cision would aid the House III arriving at IL just Tina
Judgment
Lord Randolph Churchill deprecated Mr. Glad
stones advice He called the Northampton electors
q mob. At this, Mr. Labouchcre. amidst great up
roar appealedto the Speaker as To the character OF
Lord Randolph Churchilrs language but the
Speaker ruled that it was in order AT the concIu-
sion of Lord Randolph Churchllrs speech, Sir WI
liam Harcourt, Home Secretary took the noor. lie
contended that the battle was longer against MI
Bradlangh. but against northampton His speech
was strou civ sarcastic and chaited Lord hdndOiph
Churchill and the opposition without mercy. Mr.
Labouchere was the next speaker. lie ad'iSeu tn9
opposition to admit the error OF then ways anu
apologize for their past conduct. - , -
When the vote upon Sir Stafford Northc0te es reso-
luton was finally taken, II was adopted Nv 70 70
I73 Thereupon the Speaker ordered Mr. BRAD
laugh 10 withdraw Mr. Bradlaugh complied, pro-
testing as he did So The motion forOldulng MI.
Bradlaugh TO take the oath on January II ""S
carried by vote OF go to lb7.
TROUBLE OVER MRS. MACKAYS PORTRAIT l.
PARIS. Feb. 21.-The difficulty between NJ.
Messonier aud NJ Meyer, te art critic OF inc """"s
has been amlcaby adjusted, through the denial Oh NJ
Messoner that he had made certain reectohs upon NJ
Meyer This difficulty grew out Of the discussion ABOUT
NJ Mei.sopler's portrait OF Mrs. Mackay' concerning
which that lady has been in dispute with Tue artisI NJ
Messonie took offence at certain remarks IN The 1dW0
and wrote to the editor stating that he wore my, IN
st.ad M seventyrrer he would challenge NJ meyer ~
Never reulicd' that NJ. MeissOnerH sou shouiu
atyu t.Piya y,hsr's Ia place, and announced his
it", @ ton ~ sending friends To arrange duel
v1itb thc younccr Mcissonier 10 now appears 'at tle
aaair has been settled 10y retracuons foin 'o PAINTER
who felt himself the aggTieVed party
NEW MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH ACADEMl'
PARIS. Feb. 2l.-1he two vacancies In the
,oJI,, Eranea,se were ned to-day by the election OF
Francis Copp6e 10 succeed " de Laprade ana o M 10
Iasseps 10 succeed Henri Martin
IN Cooss Ia poet and draDlsuIt. lie was born In