The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-10
HIGHLY INTERESTING PROCEED
FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

LONDON, March o.-The Fenians who were
recently arrested at Sligo, and who were subse-
quently taken to Dublin, were brought to this
city and imprisoned to-day. Their trial will
take place at an early day.
Baron Clifford has been sppointed Vice Chan
cellor.
LONDON, March 0.-The Post says the plan Of
the government Of Ireland, as proposed by
D'Israeli, IL as. follows; That the consideration
OF the Church question Re put of until the com.
mission on the Irish Church establishment shall
have made their report; that another commits
sion be appointed to inquire into the relation OF
landlord and tenant In Ireland; that 8 charter be
granted for n new Roman Catholic University;
and that Irish railways be subsidized by the
Government.
In the House Of Commons, this evening, In re.
ply to an inquiry, Mr.. Hardy, the Home Secre-
tary, stated that the police had been previously
Informed of q plot for blowing up the walls Of
Cierkenwsll prison. Their informer, who was in
prison, was to give notice when the conspirators
approached to light the Gre, by throwing Awhile
ball over the wall, whereupon the police were to
seize the guilty parties. On the night before the
explosion, q cnsk OF powder was seen In the
street, but, as no attempt was made to blow up
the wall that night, the preconcerted signal was
not given. The powder was allowed to remain,
and no arrests were made. The police supposed
that the execution Of the plot was postponed to
the following evening, and were thus of their
guard, when the the explosion took place unex-
pectedly during the day.
Lord Stanley informed the House that an ex-
haustive Investigation had been ordered In the
case OF the vessel, Lizzie Line, which was seized
in the Chesapeake bay.
! DUBLIN, March 9.-Fitzgerald, Daheny, and
Mccarthy, arrested for seditious conduct, have
been discharged. johnson, the Orange secretary,
refuses to accept the offer OF release on the terms
| proposed by the Lord Lieutenant.
| LONDON, March 9.-There Is a general change
in the Turkish Cabinet. All the ministers have
resigned excepting the Grand Vizier, and Others
have been appointed.
LONDON, March 0.-The Post says that much
OF the news from Abyssinia which has been
sent through the telegraph by special CORE.
| spondents has proved untrue; and that all re-
| ports from such sources should be regarded with
| distrust.
PARIS, March 9.-In the Corps Legislatiff to
day the debate on the bill for the regulation Of
the press closed, and the bill, as amended, wal
passed. There were az In the affirmative and
| in the negative.
The ministerial budget for the fiscal year end
ing in 1900, was laid before the Corps. The fol
| lowing are the estimated totals: Receipts, ordi.
nary l6oo, 900, 900 francs; extraordinary, $4,000,
600 francs; expenditures ordinary, 1,G2T 200, oot
francs; extraordinary, 1874, 0O0, 900 francs.
LONDON, March 81. McLeary Brown hal
left the British legation in China, and has beer
accredited to act as secretary OF legation to Mr.
Burlngame, with the full consent of the British
ambassador at Pekin, who endorsed his crcden
tials.