The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-21
THE OLD WORLD.
Anti.Rent Excitement Continues
in Ireland.
More English Farmers Sail for Texas.
Great britain.
National Associated Press To the Star

National Associated Press to the Star
PRESS ON THE ARRESTS.
LONDON. Nov. 2l.-The Dublin Freeman's 8
Journal editorially to-day protests against
the arrests Of Davitt, Killen and DAILY as
unconsti utional and illegal, and as being
akin to terrorism.
The Dublin Irish Times declares that
these arrests will revive Parnell's expiring
influence and strengthen the anti-rent agi-
tators.
The Express congratnlates the Govern
ment on its prom"t action, and says the
platform warriors fly before the very ap-
pearance of danger.
A farmer in Sligo has been severely
beaten and his ears cut off for paying his
rent before it was due.
LABoUcHERE MANDAMUs REFUSED.
The Judges of the Queens bench have
unanimously refused the mandamus asked
by LabOuchere for continuation of his
cross-exanination of Lawson.
MORE FARMERS FOR TEXAS.
LONDON Nov. 2l.-The British steamer
Prussia, Captain Williams, sailed from
Liverpo to-day for New Orleans with
sixty-fve farmers and their families, bound
to Texas. They are M silly from Ian
cashire, Yorkshire and Durham. with few
from Scotland and Ireland.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE ARRESTS.
A dispatch from Dublin saws Killen, DAILY
and Davit, are also charged by the Govern
ment with conspiracy. All of the weekly
national journals violently denounce the
arrests. Mass meetings are to be convened
in London and in the principal towns of
England and Scotland to protest against
the arrests, and few meetings will be he'd
in Ireland The country is generally aud
comparatively quiet. The Government has
decided to bring Mr.. Parnelrs speeches be-
fore Parliament.
Russia.
VIOLENT STORM AT ODESSA.
. ODESSA, Nav. 21.--A violent storm oc-
CURED here yesterday. during which several
ships we're sunk and the ouays and naval
establishments were much damaged. ..
Germany.
WANTS TO EXTEND THE SIEGE.
BERLIN, Nov. 21.-Irince bismarck wish
es to extend the minor state Of siege in this
city. which expires OIL the 28th inst, anoth
or twelve months. t'
Switzerland.
WANT AN INCREASE OF DUTIES.
BERNIE, Nov. 2l-T Swiss cntton oper-
ators a. e patitnning the legislature to in
crease the import duties on foreign fabrics.
Foreign. Flashes. 't'
The Lancashire cotton trade is visibly
improving.
Baron Lnsser, distinguished German
Liberal, is dead.
The Gar will return to st. Petersburg on
the 4th Of December. tt
A renewa! of war between Egypt and
Abvssinia is very probable a
The strength of tie Austrian army is
placed at 800 900 men for the next ten
years.
A dispatch from Paris reports the death
Of Jean seph Gaume, French theologian
and writer.
President Grevy and Premier Wadding.
ton called upon the Princess Marie Chris
tine yesterday.
The Spanish troops have killed the In
surgent I hef Minez. and made prisoner
ann her chief In Cuba.
Park Hall, near Evpshan, the seat OF the
Earl of Yarn uth has been burned. Some
estimates make the loss fl00,00O.
The Duke If Argyll has written a reply
to the Marquis of Salishurv's letter tn the
Times in which e affirms his charges
against the Government as made in his
speech at Leeds.