Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-20
Excitement in the Green Isle.
POLITICAL BREEZE IN FRANCE.
Royalist Banquet at Nantes.
TWO COLLEGE REBELLIONS.
THE TUMBLE IN STOCKS
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Snow in London.

pie Drowned.
The iron steamer PallaS. from Copenhagen
bound to Amsterdam, is believed to have foun-
dered off Heimskrk. Thirty passengers are sup-
posed to have perfShed.
The Arrest Of the Irish Leaders.
The speeches for which Michael Davitt and
James Bryce kfllen were arrested in Dublin,
and James DAILY, editor of the Connaught Tele-
graph, in Castelar,, were made at meeting on
the I'd instant, at Gurteen County Sligo. The
places in the County Mayo: Ito the people of
yo:-Fellow-countrymen: The hour OF trial is
come. Your leaders are arrested Davitt and
DAILY are in prison. You know your duty. viii
you do it? Yes, you will. Balla is the place OF
meeting, and Saturday is the day. Come in
your thousands and show the government and
world that your rights you will MAIN
tain. To the rescue, in the mightiness
OF your numbers. Lord and liberty, God save
the people. Balla, Balla, Saturday next; Satur-
day next" All the London morning journals
approve Of the arrests except the D5tiiy NeJcS,
which makes them the occasion for violent
partisan attack. James b. Killen is lawyer
and lecturer on political economy. 1t is be
lieved that Irish affairs were the subject OF the
deliberation of the last cabinet council.
Disaster to a British Man-of-War.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-The Sta,sidrd says:-.We
hear that Her Majesty's ship Egyria has been
ashore near. Palhor, where she was sent to pro-
tect British interests. considerable portion
OF her false keel was wrenched off, and she will
have to be docked for repairs"
Disturbances in st. Petersburg Uni-
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-A dispatch from ST. Peters
burg to the Daily Ne,rs says: Disturbances
have occurred among the students of the st.
Petersburg University recently, resulting in
several arrests and in the closing of the library
by order Of the governor general. The state
ments In regard to the origin Of the disturbance
are conflicting.
Death of Baron LASER.
VIENNA, Nov. 20.-Baron LASER, the distin-
guished liberal politician, is dead.
Imperial Appointments.
BERLIN, NOV; @nHerr Won Schelling, under
secretary Of the Prussian ministry of justice,
partment Of justice.
A Boundary Question.
LONDON, Nov. 20-The majority of the technt-
cal commission for determining the site for
new bridge across the Danube, are favorable to
the Roumanian claim to include the port of
Arab-Tabia, one of the principal defenceS OF ST.
lstria within Roumanian territory.
The CZar.
The Car will return to st. Petersburg on the
4th OF December.
Warlike.
The PoSen Gazette declares that 1t has loca
information refuting the reiterated declaration
OF the Cologne Gazette that Russian troops are
maSsed on the Prussian frontier.
Rent Agitation in Ireland.
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-The London correspondent
of the Manchester Guardian says the govern
ment are placed in possession Of much 1nforma-
ton by landlords in connection with the rent
agitation in Ireland, which, for obvious reasons,
the landlords cannot make public. These state
mentS show that many who are in position
to pay their rents, and are willing to pay,
are kept from doing so by fear Of outrage from
others who cannot or will not pay. 1t is under
stood that large number of processes of eject
ment have been and will be applied for. While
it is feared that the execution Of these processes
will produce some difficulty, it is believed that
If they are administered only in cases where
there is no want of ability to pay and If time
for payment is given to Others, the agitation
will be much reduced
Eugenie,S Mother HI.
MADRID, Nov.2O.-The countess dowager of
Mantijo, mother of ex-Empress Eugenie. of
France, has been taken seriously i'll. The eX-
empress has started for Ma drid.
Abolition Of Slavery i'm Cuba.
1t is expected that the report of the commit
tee on the bill for the abolition OF slavery In
the Island of Cuba will be read in the senate
tomorrow.
King AlfOnsO's Marriage.
MADRID. Nov. 2O-A cabinet council, presided
over by King Alfonso. has determined that the
marriage OF the King with the ArchduchesS
Marie Christine, of Austria, shall be solemnized
on the 29th OF the present month.
French Politics.
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-The Paris Rel),t6liQ'te Fran
cdiSe warmly defends M. Waddington the pres
ident of the council, against an attack of the
NOnrjNe Rerefe. This defence OF Waddington
by the organ of NJ. Gambetta, is attributed to
the rdDprOaclnteH lately established between
MesseurS Gambetta, Grevy and Waddington.
LabOuchere,s Troubles.
In the court of Queens bench to-day Lord
Chief Justice Cockburn delivered Judgment, re-
fusing the application of MI. Labouchere, OF
Truth, for a mandamuS to compel Sir Robert
Garden, magistrate, to hear further evidence In
Henry L. Lawson, OF the daily Telegraph. The
lord chief justice said the attempt to have the
court prescribe to the magistrate what evidence
he should receive or reject, was certainly anon
alous. The court, he said, had no authority in
that form to do any such thing, and it ought
not to hesitate moment to discharge the rule