The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
OVER THE SEA.
srrcst Of Anti-Rent Agita-
tors in Ireland.
Interesting Information from the
Emerald Isle.
Great Britain.
ARREST OF ANTI-RENT AGIrAroRs.

ESASttuihi osSoSt"tSu ! NOoS W uit Quar-.
DUBLIN. Nov. 20-At Tenants Rights
meeting held ut Sligo Tuesday, violent ex-
pressions were made by several sleakers
and yesterday, unon orders issued by the
Lord Lieutenant. three 4 the speakers have
been arrested, one of them, Mr.. Daily an
Irish politician of considerable prominence.
The Others are Messrs Killen and Davit.
who will be remembered as the Fenians
who had been arrested and convicted 1T
treason and felony aud who have served
out long terms of penal servitude. having
recently been pardoned BY Her Majestv's
Government. Davit was one of the Fen
ians who planned the rescue Of Capt. Kelley
at Manchester, and who narrowly escaped
the fate OF his three companions who were
executed in that city.
The state of popular feeling in Ireland
grows daily mere alarming and these ar
rests will not tend to aid pacificatiOn.
GOVERNMENT RESOLVED TO souELcH
LONDON. Nov. 2O.--The Government has
resolved to sanelch the sed,tion in Ireland
and while doing everything it possibly can
to diminish and relieve distress will not
permit the agitators to live upon their
reasonable programme. The prisoners al
ready arrested have been thus far treated
very gihgery. There is great excitement
at Castle Bar, as DAILY, who was arrested
yesterday. was much respected there
CHURCH UNION DEFIANT.
LONDON. Nov. 2O-At meeting of the
English Church Union held yesterday it
was nsoived to resist the judgment of he
Court of Arcnes suspendins Rev. Mr.. Mac
Konachie. rector of the famous Ritualistic
ChNrch of ST. lbans, in Holburn. The
NnnUratyatitn Whn HayntaI tn thnir =
minister, were unanimous in a deterniina-
ton t., prevent any one else from officiating
without Mr. MacKonachie's consent.
Mr.. MacKonachie was present at the
meeting, ami expressed his Willingness t.,
suffer imprisonment ii in the opinion of his
associate clergymen aud the church war.
dens this course would tend to pr mote the
cause which they all have at heart; that
Is the vindicati Of tie right OF priests of
'the Anglican Church tO follow the rules of
the English Church as it existed prior to
the R formation and to insist upon Its in
dependence from civil legislation.
Africa.
AIDING THE MISSIONARIES.
LoNDox. Nov. 2O.-The Government has
telegraphed Sir Garnet Wnlse, to disallow
and 80 far as possible to prevent any inter
the native Chiefs of Zululand. l.
viaIv. eas
THE GARNET CRISIS.
RoMR, Nov. 20.-The Cabinet crisis which
has been for some time impending has re-
suited in the retention of Signor Carroll in
the Premiership and possession of the port
folio of Foreign Affairs. Sign,r Depreti
assumes the leadership If the Depar,me t
of the Interior, and Signor Maglioni takes
that of Finance ,,.s.... ,
FORTHCOMING ALL0cUTIoN.
ROME, Nov. 20-At the Vatican Consist.
ory, to he held on the coming 18th of De-
cember, 1t is expected that an imp rtant
all olltion will be pronounced bv the Pope,
in which it is runiored he will consider the
relations VI the Hoiy See to the Govern
ment of Italy. and advise the true and
earn st Catholics to take advantage of their
riehts as citizens and vote ut the polls in
all elections in order to prevent, so far as
possible By that means, further legislation
In tile Italian Parliament adverse to the in
terests of the Church.
Turkey.
BAKER PAsHA's APPOINTMENT.
CoNsrAHTlNopLE, Nov. 19.-The Sultan
has appointed Cpl. Valentine Baker, late of
Her Maize t.s service, and having the title
In Turkey of Baker Paslla. to be Surerin-
tendent Of the Execution Reforms in Asia
Minor. promised on the part of Turkey in
the treaty Of Berlin. Col. Baker. during
the late war between Russia and Turkey.
displayed admirable qualities as strate-
st, and still more DISTINGUISHED himself
bv the excellent manner in which he super
intended the railway and commissary SER
vice This appointment, az representative
of England's Interests in tie promised re-
construction of Asia Minor, is not alto
gether due to the pressure brought to bear
upon the Porte by Sir Austin Layarl, FIR
the Sultan is attached to Col. Baker and re-
CARDS him with much admiration and adec-
tion. .r