The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20
ENGLAND.
The English Parliament Worried
By the Irish Home Rulers.
How the Government Proposes to
Defeat Them and Their OBJ
structive Measures.

LONDON, June 19-The government whip
In view Of the action OF the Irish Home Rule
members In retarding the progress OF busi-
ness, as mentioned In these dispatches yes
terday, has taken means to wear out their
endurance and to exhaust the forms Of the
House III continuous session until the vote on
the estimates can be taken. Relays OF MEM
bers, who will sit at night for this purpose.
have been arranged. The opposition. on their
part, has devised tactics for the interposition
Of distractions which, as they hope, may
prevent the passage Of the estimates until
the demands which they make are complied
with. The sitting has now begun and will.
no doubt, be prolonged during the whole OF
Victory will ultimately rest the govern
ment, as the forms OF the House will not
permit of successful obstructions beyond q
certain period.
PREPARING FOR "A PARLIAMENTARY sTRUG-
GLE OVER THE ESTIMATES.
LONDON, June 19.-The government has
tosft all night tonight and pass the estimates.
1T is. expected that opposition will interpose
obstructive tatics to prevent the passage OF
the estimates, and a prolonged session Is an
tieipated.
ADgCONDINa or LIVERPOOL MERCHANT.
One Of the partners OF firm 81 LIVER LIVER
TO of irreproachable character, has abscond-
ed. leaving heavy liabilities to be settled by
the firm. It is stated that he lost heavily re-
Gently through speculattons 10 cotton to ar
rive The firm y Y Deeyeo WI h15 % ~ aoae IT, =
meet all Its engagements 1ncurreQ Dy LIE aD-
scondlng member.
ARTICLES RECOVERED FROM THE PoMER-
ANIA.
Divers at work on the wrecked Hamburg
American steamer Pomerania, wrecked near
Dover, have brought up sixty-nlne packages
to the surface. Among these are sewing ma "a
chimes, leather, hides and passengerg' trunks.
The latter are marked respectively Lennern,
Rachael Mann, Cuguela Ohrenstlel, Mrs.
Sophia, Ohrenstiel, of New York, and Clymer,
Of Philadelphia.
THE SITUATION IN QUEENSLAND AND NEW
ZEALAND.
QUEENSLAND, June 19--Ihe Governors 9
speech on the opening OF Parliament, On the
thirteenth instant, indicated the probability
of new loan to carry out the harbor I'M
provement and railway extension: IheTe I
will be no increase in customs Hutles. Ine
House adopted an address IN reply. .,,+ +on
more native teachers have died OF fever, max
ing a total Of twenty-five The natives are
very hostile.
THREATENED STRIKE BY 10000 MINERS.
LONDON. June 19--The miners held con-
ference at Birmingham yesterday 70 resume
consideration of the proposal made at the
recent conference at Barnsley for q general
suspension Of work at the end OF June, unless
the wages OF miners are advanced gne nun
dred and seventy Thousand miners are rep
resented by the delegates present.
A resolution was adopted confirming 10
principle the Barnsley proposition, the e., de-
tails Of which will be discussed to-day. There
is a strong party In favor OF awaiting, re-
vival OF trade before adopting, an extreme
course, and as the leaders In the movement
ity. action may Be deferred when settlement
of details is attempted
.r.5E BRITISH aoyERsME AND THE CANADA
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
LONDON. June 19.-In the House OF Com
mons this evening Mr.. Beach, Secretary for
the Colonies In reply to an tnterrogatory. said
that it was not ID consequence Of an invita- invita-
Han fran Canada was coming to England
relative to loan for completing the Pacific
Railroad.