CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 15 November 1880, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS

REUTER'S CABLEGRAMS. [fsoii otte own cobhespondent.] Paeis, November 9. . An averse vote having been passed against t-ho Government in the Chamber of Deputies, in regard to the cxecntiou of tbe March decrees against llio Je«nHs, and other clerical crdors, Mr Jules Ferric the President of the Council and his collenques. have tendered their resignation to Presideut Grey, who has accepted them. London, November 12. A IhS^rdjit "Ballinrobe in Conn'y the people of the district, who are strong eympathises with the land league, and who have refused to assist him with his harvesting. A number of soldiers, Orangemen, and volunteers, have, "however, gone to' his aid, &n*s are now gathering in the harvest Owing to the open hostility, which is shown by the people to the harvesters, the latter are guarded by a large hody of trcopa who have been sent to maintain order. Betting on Trickelt and Hanlan for the contest on Monday h about equal. Trickett has made final deposit of £100 on the racf». P'ABrs, November 12. A scene of disorder occurred to -day in the Chamber of Deputies, two members, G. M. Bandy aud Classon, who had been ordered lo be exelu-Jed • fnr using violent language, refused to obey the dpcision, and were expelled from the Chamber. The Chamber of Deputies has passec 1 a vote of confidence in the Ministry, and they havB withdrawn their resignation.