The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
SON L FOREIGN FACTS.
A Chronicle OF Events in Europe
Yesterday.
The Agitation in Ireland Still Un-
ed-aortschakoT Objects to
Any Change in the Russian
PoIicy-Genernl For
eign Notes.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON. Nov ga gteat demonstration took
place at Dundee. Scotland. last night Three
thousand were present. The resolutions
adopted condemned tho arrest OF the Sligo
prisoners. @.--=-.-
Lord Penzanno. Dean Of tho COURT Of Arches.
will hold court on Saturday next. when It is un-
derstood that y wnrrant will be Issued. commit
| ting R,v Alex. M M..ckonoehIe to prison for dis
obeying tho monition Of the court and for
contempt in tearing down tho courts order
| from Tho doors OF his church.
Count aehouvnloT will present TO the Queen
this weeIs his leters OF recall "a Russian am
haseatlorto England and lenye London ut onco
for st. Petersburg.
Tho press nseocIaton says TINT tho excite
ment throughout tho Wast OF lrRlnnd shoWa no
sign OF nbn"In mt. largo meottngS hfe hHing
held in nl the popnlnna plnros tn tho counties
Of Mayo and Sligo. NJ PlrneII in addressing
people to parsBvera in the agitation and re-
momber his atylee to keep y firm grip on tho
land.
ureat crowds Pseambled In the streets of Rlig0
to-day.
The examination Of DavItt Ia proceeding.
There ts some fenr of n riot NJ the muni.ipal
eections are lelug hell and the mayor IL yery
unpopular. Ono hundred and twenty slldlers
are under arms 70 ihe barracks md 100 aldi
tipnHl police are In reaiiress All the western
distriets are being Rtrengly gHrr1son"d.
"A dhpnteh from Dublin to tie Times, says:
WhtB the Irish nR1aEDTa tell ms ptIbttG tIftf
they are engaged In n legal and constitutional
agitation and enaihly advise the people to
keep within the law, the country nbounds with
avdenco that u dii1ereut5 Intarpra alton has
been put upon their language. Threatening
notices and nets OF vtolsnCn practical CON
mnn'a upon their words These arc evil omens
ier the winter.
s11ao, Noy, 25.-The court to-day was again
crowded with spectators. Mesars. Killen and
|Davit appeared perfectly ohee rfu rad feai lasa,
Mr. Monroe, Queens counsel, sa,d II he could
prove the utfernnee OF Mr. Dnvtt's alleged
spring to it4 feet and sny II would tolerate land-
trate would be bound to commit him. Tho po-
lice evtdence was called to prove their utter.
ancn.. Mr. Davltt. who had been occupied all
tho morning preparing u written defense. be-
fore commencing to deliver 1t proteetsd against
MIR Mpuroea remark thHt he had air hdy f1-
periene"d tho clamency of the Grown. ani de-
elnrei he was Innocent u tho charge on which
he was eaavieted In 1870.
Mr.. DAILY. since hla reisaae from jail comp plains
Of his treatmsnt Whilo In prison.
Mr. Monroe, In thu eourso of his remarks.
said fhnt Mr.. Davitt Is probably the most dan
gerous of the Irish aRitators. nud specially
pointed to hta language comparing the Zulu
asa egai to the Irish piks.
Mr.. Davitt ie now Is .. m. J crnas- examining a
Witness. During his examination to-day
Davl't declared that be had b, On convicted of
Fennniam In England on tho evidence of pro-
fessionnl perlurcra. Hls cross examination Of
tho police witnesses failed to weaken the evt-
denee against him and he was committed for
trial. bail being accepted