, 1869-10-29
Great Rfi&Qap.

LospoH, Oc.. rs
| The Dublin Amncaty Association, At q meeting
hcid IN that cI;T, last evening, unanimously adQk,
| en- resolutions expressing Fr4et at Mr. Gtad.
stone'a 1uosai 10 release ths Frnian pri&onern,
| declaring their determination to continue The
agitation, aud TO found local associations through.
| out the country.
Al. GLADSTONE 10 TIE pCu1iH TOWN coExcu.
pC1IIN. Oct. %,
MI. Glad6toIc has written a letter 10 the ToWu
Council Of this city. expressing bis sattsfAetton
AID tbat OF ht1 colleagues At the approval R17en
~ tho city Of Dublin 70 their conduct IN fczxtu to
the lrish Church legislation during the last ~.
s!oo OF Parliament. Iii. Gladstone acknowledges
the Solemn ohltgstionl he il under, to
deal, to the best Of hia aollay, With
other subjects affecting the welfare Of
ireland. Rtth retpect 10 the Fenlans, he eaJs 1t
would hare been more agreeable 10 tue govern
ncns 70 give effect 10 \ dcslre for clemeucy,
founded On the mott honorable mo1ytz. Tne
Subject II Ihen considered III ali LII bekr1nss, &n
The 1easons given for denying IN amnesty.
h1F John GsuS. n r., informed the cooucu that
ne believed nj. Gladslonea personal desire was
to release the fet!an prlfonerA lie knew tha
Premier VAS determined to settle the land ques-
tiou ia The SANE c1ectua manner III which be SET
tied the Church question, and that he was rrso2r-
I'd to ate,sh the t1ttfnuuatIug policy Of tho
landlords.
TA7EST EC1T.
ED1EBUaG, Oct. q,
In The Court Of Seas.ous today, Wilcox (
Gibbs obtained verdict Against William Sterling
Infringement OF their patent and rsoAfhtloa Of tho
dttttdaDts from further Infringement
HE LONDON fhSsS On PRESIDENT GRANTS AZ
AIkIs1KAzloS.
LONDON, Oct IS,
The hsl commenting on Nc action Ut t;eueraI
Grant In icEasd " the gold specula1,ons, saIs the
hahlts md life Of President Gsaut R,e sure
guarantee that he vii! TO his duty turartlsl,y u
MI parties. Hts character as soldier will pro-
tttt lin iFpm temptations 10 which those
Who nlalc politics a t1ade frequently
Yield liIs j1agucut NJ u statesman
remains 10 'c tried Thus far bc tas given eF,.
t'euce Of stasesMAnilks prudence and good temper,
The temporary failure Of the Al.auoa negotiations
led hin TO WiAclJ postpone tue reopeniug Of tho
tutJecL The courst he bus pufautd with rrspect
to Cubs prosea that however unaloaa Tor tho W.
Erhndszcncnt Of tho Union, bn Is rrtolsed 10 Of
h+rse faithfully this oalcs ptcscs!tpi !u lu,c.na
uUral Inv.
TIE T1NE5 On TIE AMNESTY QUESTION,
lnfnoS, uct. ~
1he Timex to-laf, In IN artlcc on tho c!nmor
for Fensan amnesty. SAYS mauy guvr.nnru4 u
VIII N that IT England formerly FtRasu..I re-
riilun Al irHtnctnilug Ail othcr cstlues Au,i IA
Ont 10 0e punished boJOntl them al. I'll. british
Government nov loots on II a. more fraugtt than
oslfnssJ criueB With rutnous Consequences ta tho
pace and prosperity Of the country, ~ sprnelny
1tuta the tnne lt4trscltbIIIty Ut trf{~r aud .u'f
''rErFara of 1fr w~lfats Of ntfsera wntrh prompt
ro'Ltnoa i!i Saistles, and ~ 1rGutslnK lar Aanw
tt1nifAri Of rtnshMcnt. Mhtn It Il S3rpopstr.3r cd
that tho Feniaiie have harlcs work, worrc foot
Anl hal1hrr Treatment than other conTlrt., It vii
bc ttHo 10 accuse ME. Gladstone Of tciu.
lcEs sent!tlye TO tujn.tlce Nhcn pratltsed On
Ills fellow coanfFJ1nen than when Inflicted IN
fofeiRnrs7. While tho government refuses " xck
towards rebellion ~ Il It we're Gnpy virtue mis.
directed, Af. Gladstone can nnorl to .reut with
Indifference tho lnrusauon tha, ho hAs turned
fcnrgndo from h!a GENEROUS principles OF 1s31.
cfA1Es A1AsfsT ANrutcANa.
IuNu0S, Uct q,
The English holders Of Atlantic i treat West.
ern apa Erie Railroad shareA arc urx4utzing for
ihc purpose of bringing suit in the American
corlts In prosecution of their c!a.1nA