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The Irish Agitation.

DUBLIN, November llth.-At the regular
meeting of the Land League Egan stated
that the traversers intended to proceed
against the Express and Mail newspapers for
attempting to prejudice the jury and prevent
the traversers from receiving fair trial. A n
additional reward of $500 is offered for the
discovery of the murderer Of Lord Mount.
morris.
| LONDON, November 17th.-The Meas, In its
leading article, says: 1--WE may assume that
the manner of dealing with the condition of
ireland will occupy the attention of the Cab.
met Council to day, and probably by the end
of the week the Government will have come
to decisive understanding.
The Times, commenting on the reticeGce of
| Chamberlain, President of the Board of
| Trade, and John Bright, M. p, at the OPEN
ing Of the Reform Club at Birmingham last
night, says: 1t was known that the condi-
ton of ireland was the subject of ministerial
| deliberations and it was well understood
| that there were serious differences among
members of the Cabinet as to what should
be done rightly or wrongly, and in this case
we believe rightly. At Birmingham Min
listers Bright and Chamberlain were credited
with resolution to resist to the utmost, we
nay say to tia last, the adoption of any
measures savoring of coercion.
| 1t is reported that landlord has been shot
in County Cork.
ROME, November 17th-The Pope has az
proved the views Of the Irish Bishops, as
stated in the memorial explanation of their
conduct in regard to the agitation in Ireland,
and it is expected that he will shortly make
public announcement to that effect.
LONDON, November 17th.-The Press As
ISOLATION says the reports of differences in
the Cabinet seem well founded. Bright and
! Chamb Rain pronounced absolutely against
| coercion in Ireland. Several Ministers
favor the convo :ation of Parliament in De-
cember, to authorize suspension of the
habeas corpus act. No decision has been
taken.
The Remains OF Christopher Columbus.
SAN DOMINGO, November 6th-Congrass
has passed decree that considering the
proofs sufficient that the remains found in
the Cathedral, September 10, 1877, are the
remains of Christopher Columbus, a monu-
ment to enshrine them shall be erected st the
Capitol. All the American Governments
are solicited TO contribute to the furd. The
Government of Santo Domingo gives SIC, COO.
BALTIMORE, November 18th There ia
every reason to believe that the order for the
dispatch of 300 soldiers to reinforce the
troops at Ballinrobe has been Counter
manded, as the expedition to Lord Erne's
residence has been abandoned. Boycott
states that he will leave with the troops, but
will return shortly.
LONDON, November 1Sth-A. MA monster
meeting of Catholics was held at Belfast yes.
terday. at which sympathy was expressed for
members of the Land League
The Times, in its leading article, repeats its
statement Of yesterday that there are differ
ences in the Cabinet.
TIE Neus, in its leading article, denies
that there is split in the Cabinet. 1t says
there is 10 conclusion yet in regard to an
early session of Parliament. Every symptom
points to increasing harmony within the
Cabinet
international Regatta PROG ramme
LONDON, November 17th-1he Interna-
tional Regatta Committee decided by lot that
the first trial heat tomorrow, at 1:20 P. n,
shall be between Laycock, Elliott, Hawden
and larger; the second heat, at 2 o'clock,
between Riley. Ross, Largan and Feeley !;
the third heat at 2:40, between Warren
Smith, Hosmer, Gibson and Anderson the
fourth heat, at $3.50, between Trickett, Mich
olson and Clasper. The contestants viii op-
pose each other on the 18th instant.
Press 0nenses In Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 17th.-At o
sitting of the Press Commission. the editors
of Several st. Petersburg and Moscow jour
nails favored an abolition of the system by
which press .offenses are dealt with. and sug-
gested that such offenses be tried by the law
Courts.
Large steamer lost.
LONDON, November 17th.-A large IN.
known steamer has been lost with all hands
off ST. Gowan's Head on the south coast of
Wales.
LONDON, November 17th.-The name of
the steamer reported lost off st. Governs
Head, Wales, is still unknown, but is sup