BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
[Emm; it’s Agkxcy.j A Government Defeat. London, June 23. In the House of Commons, Mr Laboucherc introduced a motion to permit Mr JlradlaugU, who refused to take the oath, to make an allirmation instead. A long and animated discussion took place, which lasted two days. Mr Gladstone, (ho Premier, and several other prominent members of the Ministry supported the motion, which was, however negatived on a division being taken. The Conservative papers consider the result as a defeat of the present Government.
Bucnous Ayres Boseigred.
Hews received from South America stales that a revolution has broke out in iJucnous Ayres, the capital.of the Argentine Republic.
Tiie Presidential Election. Washington, June 22
Tildcn has resigned the leadership of the Democratic party in America. This step is taken, it is believed, as a preliminary to his withdrawing his candidature in (he Presidential election.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2268, 24 June 1880, Page 2
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