, 1880-06-26
The Greek Boundary Finally
Fixed by tho Conference
Mt Berlin.
Naval Persuasion to Be Used to
Enforce the Decision of
the Powers.
Severe Fighting Going on at Last
Accounts at Buenos Ayres.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
PAnSELLs nEt4lEF D1LL.
LONDON, Juno 25.-ln tho House Of Commons
to-day. rarnoll moved n second roadinR Of hts
new lrlsh Relief bill. tho object Of which WINS To
appoint Commission for tho relief at dlstress,
tho Commission to consist of II Chairman, two
Bccrotattcs. and the principals Of the orgnnlzn-
tlons engaged In tho rccf OF tho distress In 1rc-
land for tho last nix months, and that 100000 OF
tho irish Church Funt surplus bo handed over
to tho Commission to bo appropriated as they
deem f1t.
Forster, Chief Secrctary for Ireland, sntd ho
could mt assent to a I'LL, which proposed To ntl0Pt
an entirely now principle. lie beloved ting Gov
1rnmcnt's course, ntlcd By private chnsitfcs,
would bo sufficient to meet tho avil. IIo re-
grottcd. ho said, that thorc had bcen fever IN
eomc OF tho distressed districts, hut thoro wns
no evidence that It could be traccd to famine.
and It Nas confined to very fow places. Tho
reports ho had received fran lroiaud, he said,
unro rehssuring. Vho dobate was adjourned.
c0arENsAT1os@r0R-uls DISTURBANCE HIT.
Tho Ttmes' dispatch from Dublin rays: "At
au influential meeting Of the irish Luud COM
mission, Lord DononEhmorc presiding. numer-
GUS communications weEo road urging that act
I've moasurcs be taken to have F0rasrr's Com
pensauon-for- Disturbance bill rejected. A
mumorat WINS adopted praying tho Government
70 withdraw tho bill; It Has nsso resolved to
AfnG F0hhLoHo nAaA4'oN t4V 0AA 4AO1a! hH F*lko VI
lrolAnd scnt to both Eonses Of Parliament"
BnApLAuGH.
This afternoon Mr. Bral1angh took a eont In
tG I'll S u;S .a d &c o ye5e
nrada,yo, thn " ri1htta taka "nti' ~ 1nSkH nY
ilrnuto,1. Gladstone said he wns ut,prcpared to
tay w6at aStion e Wi take: Iho deyornnent,
5ss99;dSf % R3Sfqs5s Hdi
Tnesday. Hill % rcmarka s Wera roceiyed With iond
cbeoss from tho Liberal sitlo.
Tho speaker pointed out that It would be In
convenient to discuss tho farndlaugh mntter On
Jay foe tbo 'o"'o ''o'
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The obato m on tbo iii was adiorned Cd
iii Tunsday. u0 ss'"'' y" '''o o' nus ''4'"' ''s"
,a .,o 1,,,, aA"1Aos ~ 1o.;. Dill ta III, ,ou.v,uu
marraSo 1e Wiz deceasad wias iaS sis.os Has sS
''s'4-iee asossao L ST. or runhro HOUSES.
In tho House OF Commons this evening the
adopted,--l55 u ll7.1vith Peaso's nmondmont
possible the whole day. Tho Government op-
posed the measure.
CONSERVATIVE OPPOSITION TO unApLAuan.
Sponcor Churchill, Conservative, zRYo notice
that when Lnbouchere's nlotlon Resembling tho
resolution III regard to Dtadlnugh oamc Up ho
would move nj Rmculmeut that It would bU In
0xpcdtcnt and doroKAtoty to tho dignity aud
tal enasaetoF OF inc HOUSE 70 fcsoino mo fcsola-
nq9;
FItends q nradlaugh intend 70 heid han-
Stua Miass M ~ ~ 5 i1eGTsg Fly " ~ nenaMy m
vn5ene pnfB Of Eng!anos Ino LONDON heotng
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DUBLIN. Juno "5.-Col. notltne, MT. ClRfke,
ano otneta OF INC Amctlcan Icnin Woro ,pte6-
mssnns ~ thn hall ~ thn firsnd ns s"v tno
a,,estt vsrn 70 Hnstcrs or ri inst Maatnrs ma efty
frns rapo cnsneanfnd ~ nnas 'ntMms t4 ntts
Mastor Il. n. ghaosiuton. In the ahscneo
Of the Duke Of Aborcorn. pscsidcI.
on hi, left Mr.. GIorko. ' Amonr tho oti1or ruesta @
nn f1nr TX ,.sIa agsi tast mnS n n'a}
~ tha ,,re.Idn,,t n ~ tintn Stn1cs ~ lss ~ 49,.
uasoa e ny nr,iy 'nu ooirn s"s. 80 s,
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