Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble In Ireland

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council met shortly after 8 this afternoon, all
the Ministers present.
The Pail Mall Gazette criticises the course
of the Chief Secretary for Ireland as indi-
eating want of grasp and firmness, and
predicts that If the Prime Minister and one
section of his colleagues refuse to acquiesce in
extraordinary measures of repression the
Ministry will be in danger of falling to
pieces, but suggests that tie opponents OF CO.
ercion hitherto will not be likely to break up
the Government by refusing to allow in De.
cember what they might be compelled to
concede in January.
LONDON, December 1sth.-At great land
meeting at Craughweu yesterday there was
strong demonstration in favor of Fenianism,
the crowd, upon mention of the Fenian
movement, cheering enthusiastically for sew
eral minutes.
The brothers Moore, charged with being
accessories to The murder of Wheeler at
COLA, have been discharged on account of
lack of evidence.
LONDON, December 14th-A. NJ. - The
Standard says: Forster has again allowed
himself to be talked over by his colleagues,
and another months grace is to be allowed
the Irish criminals to complete their work CT
ruin.
LONDON, December 14th-A. M.-The Press
Association says it hears that arrangements
are making to send $4,000 men to Ireland ii
necessary.
The British Cabinet.
LONDON, December 13th.-The Cabinet
was 10 session three hours and half. Fors-
ter, Chief Secretary for Ireland was in con-
sultation with Gladstone half an hour after
tie Council departed.
The Press Association is informed that the
Irish Magistrates, replying to Forster's cir
ou,ar, expressed the opinion that they would
be unable to carry out the provisions of the
circular. Forster therefore told his colleagues
that the ordinary law could not be de-
pended on.
1t was proposed in the Cabinet Council
t. lay that the Irish Executive be given coer-
Give powers, with view to indemnity from
Parliament.
Bright and Chamberlain again repeated
their resolution to resign if coercion is adopted.
The decision was ultimately postponed un-
til Tuesdays Council.
The Ritualist Gases.
LONDON, December 13th-In Court of
the Queens Bench to day, in delivering iudg-
ment on the question OF the validity of the
proceedings against Rev. G.. Pelham Dale,
ritualist, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge re-
viewed the objections raised by Dale's coun-
sci against the proceedings before Lord PEN
zance, and decided in favor of the Crown on
every point. The Courtroom was exceed
ingly crowded. Dale was again lodged In
jail. In the habeas corpus case of Rev. Il.
Enright, ritualist, on application for release
from the county jail at Warwick, Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge, in giving judgment, said
there was nothing to distinguish this case
from that of Pelham Dale The rules by
which Enright's counsel had sought to set
aside the proceedings against him were &C.
cordingly discharged with costs.
An Editor ThirstIng for Gore.
PARIS, December 13th,-Baron HICKEY
Harden, late editor of lie Fribroulet, expelled
from France for political effenses, has chal-
lenged Arthur Meyer, chief editor of the
Gaulois. He says that ink enough had been
shed, and that he is now ready for something
red, and will be glad to cross his Christian
sword with that of 3 Jew.
The Abandonment OF Candahar.
CALCUTTA, December 13th.-It is believed
a majority of the Supreme Council have ad-
vised against the abandonment of Candahar.
The Home Government, however, opposed
that position.
The Elections in servia.
BELGRADE. December 13th.-The elections
in Servia resulted in decided success for the
Ministry.
AGSfccs IFOHa saeAACos
CRY OF MEXICO, December 4th.-The new
Cabinet is as follows Foreign Affairs. Senior
Mariscal; Tresury, f. Landers Coos !;
Public Works, General T. Diaz; Justice,
Ezequil Montea War, General G. Treveno !;
Interior, Carlos d. Gutierrez. General Diaz
goes into the Department Of Public Works
with q view of completing the policy of his
administration in regard to internal improve
ments Diaz left the Executive chair with
the finances of the public in better con.
dition than ever before. Diaz's last official
act was to give a banquet on the night of the
30th to the French Minister. The dinner
lasted until the expiration of Diaz's term that
night.