The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
Progress Of Events in Europe, the
West Indies, Mexico and
South America.
The Arrests In Ireland Still Agitating
the Irish Progress Of the War
In South America The Rev
olution in San Do1nin-
go-aeneral For
eign Notes.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

a LONDON. Nov 24-The Sligo prisoners will
Abe arraigned before the county magistrate
sto-day Only members Or the press will be
admitted Two solicitors will defend Davitt
and DAILY. Ktllen will defend himself. The
request of tho solicitors 10 visit the prisoners
on Sunday was refused
The only dlsuueting circumstances concern
in@the meeting at EalIa. County Mayo. On
Saturday last, was the military order and
iisclpline observed by the processionists, and
which was evidently the result of training.
M John Thadeus DNLane late editor Of the
VI London Times. Ia dead. agcd G2
A pastoral OF Archbishop McGabe. of Dub
lin. was read In all the Catholic churches yes
terday. declaring that all must take part In
bearing the burden Of bad harvests In Ire
land. but they must take care not TO drive
God from their side by tho violation Of law.
W The pastoral also says. tlnfuTtunately, men
prociaimiDg sympathy for tho people are dls-
4 seminating doctrines which. II pushed to
Y their logical conclusion, strike Mt the root Of
A good faith md mutual confidence"
Newspapers OF opposite political views
agree that the arrests Of Davitt. killen and
DAILY In Irelanddhavo bad the effect Of reduc-
inR the antl-rent agtators to abandonment
OF incendiary language In their speeches.
4 The Daily NeWs thinks that the agitation
will heneeforth become more disciplined and
1 organized; while the Times anticipates II will
soon die out, rs audiences AT tho meetings
Tho tin plate workers demand > per cent
advance Lii wages, which will probably 10
yielded to- the manufacturers being crowded
with orders.
rhester Guardian says: Lord ReaconsIieid,
FDn Saturday. requested the attendance. at his
official residence, ot very active and promi-
bent members pi tho Home Rule party, with
ehom he cnnversed long time about the
eetition OF Irish members of Parliament
>rayipg that the government relieve the
Prevailing Distress in many pnrts 81 Ireland,
}he greatest Of which results from the HcarCi-
ty OIL fuel Lord Bcaconsilcld declared that
he government were fayorably disposed to
he prayer of the memuralists and that they
pntemplated sending largo quantities of coal
b ports nearest To the distressed districts to
10 distributed by the poor law officers and re-
fef committees at cost prices"
ELIuo, Nov. 21.-Ihe prisoners arrested last
week. and lodged In jail here were charged
Before the magistrate to-day with sedtion
& Hr Monroe, Queen 8 counsel and crown law
Y adviser, conducted tho prosecution. Tho Ia
tulry will be very protracted. Charles y.
Parnell and number OF priests we're present
In court. There was no demonstration. The
prisoners were brought w court under q
heavy escort. There to a great crowd In
Sligo Extra policemen have been drafted.
Mr.. Pea, solicitor, Of Belfast. himself vt one
time d political prisoner, defended klllen.
The prisoners all looked well and chattei un-
eopcernedly. The court room WAS crowded,
although tickets were necessary to secure ad-
aiasion Mr. Londen. counsel for Daily, ap-
plied for u copy or the notes. which the gov
ernnlent shorthand writer had taken at the
meeting. The application was granted. Mr..
Monroe, In opening tho caao for tho prnsecu-
ton, pointed out that s"ditiou meant not only
open violence. but anything calculated to in-
cite disaiTeCtinn, OF 10 set one class agatnst
anther He then proceeded " call evidence.
SLlGo. ireland, NOV. IA III tho course of
the examination OF the three recently ar
rested Irish agitatora to-day number OF
policemen were called 10 show tho general
character ut the Gu"rtcen meeting Hni Y.
testify 10 the ineendiary speeches on W N
the indictments against the prlscut.s aLo
based AFTER tne pohten'si, hEu n'n!a 81
Amned MIR Monroe moved the rommittal OF
DAILY for trial, which was agreed to by the
court, bail being accepted for disappearance.
!. Killen and Dhvtt were rainandsd Tor further
examination News of Dalv's release was
/ received Mt Castlebar with great rejoicing,
and preparations arc making 10 illuminate
the town upon his arrival there.