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ft--L AaNrA'a= III -lEE.NAftAA-A a. 1890 49,
D.-rs-i submitted The Derby Reform plan 10 4 very
impatient as-en5lsEe of members He said the
tatL~t dlStEed tte Treatment Ct The sdt.ect - 4
PARTY CUe, AID would consequently VrCceed ~ REQ
luton On tie .5,b February be would taks the
opinion q the House on a series Of resolutions
which would affirm Ebat should he the Character e
the lev ball 4ae extension q the irilcn.>e must
L 10 accrriauca With TIE English tCIs-tutlCo aui
avoid TIE Trep-aiersrce q any c.sss L would .
proposed that rating shculi te the basis tr voting,
and ;5e measure would be Introduced 70 remedy IN
equaires- II rating, DO borough would y iisirau-
chf-et- \ boundary commission would be issued
~i;h . view Of eima,ilg the urban element from
Constituents IN counties Disraei couc.udei ty
moving that On The 18Th e February. the House
should 50 int cluuitiee 10 consider the Reform OIL
% 1882
john Bright denounced in strong terms the pan
e reform proPcsei BY Derby, aud urgei eoltiuued
agitation hy the masses
LoSDox, Feb .s-The Government has with
drawn the resolutions Of reform. and promise TO lay
before Parliament a regular reform 0llL.
The bill for the Confederation Of the British North
American Provinces passed. the House q LCTis 70 day
The Wi, OF habe4s corpus has teen suspended for
three months longer 10 Ireland
Earl Russell ceGsures the American Government
Tor pleading for the teuiaus.
Earl Derby's Reform Measure i the topic Of
general conversation. Leading journals ediJora.iy
approve H..
1t i stated that Stephens has not been in Ireland.
Il : reported that lie has recently been seen II Paris
National troops are posted in various places in
Merry and Cork, c0npaules IN such numbers - 10
edectga!Iy Preyeut q further outbreak.
Toe Restoration II the Constitution q 1913 to
Hungary, by the Emperor has had the effect u re-
move troubles that heretofore tx s,cI. The people
are quiet and coureu;ed.
The steamer Rsgpliaanocls vas sold ct auction
b Dudley, American Consul, Tor 52.UOU pounds
sterling
BEHLIS, Feb. 25-The King Of Prussia vii be
Emperor Of Germany.
PARIS, Feb. 27.-Tbe French Government officially
announces that II viii not r~eiiuqui-n the right TO
search the baggage Of all Foreigners arriving in
France.
VFsICE, Feb 25.-Garibaldi arrived yesterday and
was received most enthusiastically.
Pans, Feb. 27-One Of the reforms proposed By
the Emperor : the adjustment Of the reply 10 al
dresses from the throne. 1t i peculiarly unpopular,
and the Liberal party insisted upon the preservation
Of this privilege.
FLonENCE. Feb. 27-Garib,!di hes sent his son to
Crete and promises TO 60 himssi! aud take VI arms.
LONDON, March 4-Lord Brougham made q speech
ioday strongly urging the adoption Of the principle
OF household suffrage.
The following changes have been made in the Eng
lish Cahinet Sir John Pokingtou, Secretary of War;
Sr Stafford Northco;e. First Lord Adziral; Right
Honorable ;. J. Garry, Under Secretary for the
Colonies, aud Mr.. Stephens Care, President Of the
Board Of Trade.
LONDON. March 5-The Duke Of Richmond has
declined the Colonial Secretaryship. Buckingham
mas accepted the position.
Government promises tina, the provisions Of the
Reform pill which 1t IL preparing for submission to
Parliament will be liberal.
LONDON. March s-Noon-SeyeraI Irish and Eng
fish jonFnals publish n proclamation purpuriiug to
come from the Government Of the Irish Republic,
which declares that after ages OF outraees aud vain
Appeals 10 reason and Justice, they have at last
resolved to appeal TO rescue themselves from serflom,
aud bring about a consequent separation Of Church
and State As Republ ans they appeal TO treeu,en
throughout the ynril for SvrEulfbv aud mr.
LONDON, March s.-rroops are being rapidly dis
patched 20 Ireland from AL available points.
LONDON. March S-Dispatches from Dublin, Cork,
and other parts Of Ireland. received during the day,
give the following Intelligence ::
\ body Of Feniaus, 1900 strong. Is rep rted
threatening I~ipferl-y. The troops had a battle
with he insurgent troops near kilmailoch county
Limerick. defeating them, killed Que and wounded
several, took thirty prisoners. among whom was the
Feuian General Lance.
The Government has postponed the presentation
OF the Reform bill to March 18th.
Adyices from the Cape Of Good Hope give the
intelligence that DR.. Livingstone, the African ex-
plOrer was killed 10y the Caffres.
The case Of the Uaited States against the ex- Con-
federaie steamer alexandra mas been decided by
the Admiralty Court in favor Of the American Gov
ernmeut.
The Fenian agitation in Ireland is renewed and i
increasing. \ meeting Of several hundred Trishmen
near Dublin hal been dispersed by the troops. The
telegraph was cut in various places in the Country.
Ten thousand troops were held ready to be launch
ed against any spot where treason may show itself in
arms.
James Stephens is said to have landed at Dincle
Bay and gone to the interior.
The Government i prepared to continue opera
tons against any show Of active symuathy with the
Feuiaus in England.
Il is asserted that the Cabinet had good reason for
reliable Information u fear trouble at WoolWich, If
not an attack on the navy yard.
The re-organizltioI Of the Derby Government Is
compile ed. The Duke Of Marlborough becomes Lord
Of the Prvy Council in place Of the Duke
of Buckingham, appointed Colonial Secretary. The
Duke OF Richmond will take the Board Of Trade.
LONDON, March 9-Di-patches from Dublin state
that small bands Of Fenians are patrollling the
counties OF Cork, ~Iippertiy aud Limerick and press
ing the people into their ranks, committing ROBBERY
everywhere. Tuverns in the city Of Cork are to be
closed every evening At dusk.
Stephens Is still in Paris.
LONDON, March 9-The funeral Of Artemus Ward
place to day. His remains were buried in
heusal Green, and allowed to the grave by a great
humber Of friends.
DtBLIy, March o-Erening A dispatch from
reports that the Feninns appeared in force
At Devils Bit Mountain, I~ipperary county. Troops =
with artillery were sent TO dislodge them. The :
result - unknown. The insurgents muster in strong
force, particularly in Iipperary county. No bands Z
yet appeared in county Wicklow. J
LoSDoS, March S-Evening 1t i stated that the :
powers of Europe have united in urging upon |
he ottoman GOSernnent the immediate enforcement ]
f the provisions Of the treaty Of 1856, and granting /
LIBERAL concession to Christian subjects.
PARIS, March 1O.-Tbe .n0aiieur states that by this a
line all the French troops must have left Mexico, O
mi the departure Of the Emperor Macmillan from f
era Cruz must have been on the Sh Of March.
MADRID. March 1O-A royal proclamation an b
iounces the termination Of martial law in Spain O
FLOREscE, March lO-An attempt was made to e
the King Of Italy which failed.
ATHENS, March ia terrible earthquake had II
AIKEN place il the Island Of Mytelene All the II
are in ruins, ard hundreds Of people :
HE'D.
LONDON, March l0-A telegram from CONSTANT i
states that the Sultan has made concessions 0