National Republican., 1880-11-24
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
The Irish Land Troubles Continue to
Grow Threatening.
The Oarsmon-IaycociS willing to a ocoinmO-
dnto Haulan--Frosh Delays in tho
Duioiguo Surrender.
1ho Irlsh Land rrnnblss.

DUBLIN Noy 23.-A statement Is circulating In
Ballnrobc that Lord Efne has appointed Il success.
sor to Mr Boycott
The member of the laul league arrested for
speaking In the streets Of Ballena has been dncd
live pounds or three months imprisonment, and
was locked up IN default
The crown solicitor has died ,imaNer. thus FOR.
mally closing The issue between iuu crown aud tho
trayursers.
At meeting OF tho land league yesterday Mr..
Davtt said he believed that II this haDeuS corpus
was suspended representative contention would
meet IN America, and lrishncn would doubtless
hear OF tile result.
Mr. Egan said the expenses for the defense % + tho
rayerers would probably amount to lDo0O pounds
MI Bmdluugh has subscribed u guinea TO the
fund iOt the defense
Tho Rivni Oarsman.
LoNpoS, Nov 2t--Laycock has written to the
Soor'mnnsaying he Is perfectly willing TO remain
IN London another six weeks to row HanlOn for
600 side and the championship. Ross, Trickett
aud laycock pracuced yesterday, the two former
for their match. Ross is rather uuwGll and com.
plains OF the loss of power IN his limbs. HosnGr
has schnllenged Nicholson or Elliott to match on
Tie Thames course for Cl0J a side TO be rowcd
within month from the time OF signing articles,
Elliott to conccdc iIosmcr five seconds start.
Dulcisuo.
VtsTNA, Nov. 23.--A telegram from General Pet
royc, the Montcnegrn commander says Dcrvlsch
Pasha advanced on the 22d instant toward Du.
ciguo, but was received with voliey of musketry,
beaten back and had to pass the night IN the open
country, an hours march from Ducjgno. To-day
he attempted 10 carry the MO2urN heights and has
since taken position near Dulcigno.
CoSSrANTfNOPLE, Nov, 23-ACCOrliug to intelIi-
genCc received here DervisCh PaSha has occupied
The heights Of Dulcigno ana his entry into tho
town IL hourly expected. Montenegro has been
notified oil the approaching surrender OF The town.
but refuses to enter until all the mussumans have
departed.
foNDoN, Nov GA dispatch from Bndslc to the
Times states that although as reported, the Alba
mans resisted by forco of arms the approach Of
Dcryisch P0sha to DulcignO, there were no casual
ties the Albani0ns honor being thus viudicatcd.
The league Will perhaps surrender Dulcgno with
out further resistance
An American Schooner Fired On.
PANAMA, NoY. 15.-Tho S'dr and Herald says the
American schooner May Il. Hall, Captain Nash,
bound for David with general cargo, was stopped
by the Gillian steamer Amazouns. This schooner
is n small coaster of twcntySeycu tons burden.
nnd II Is rather ridiculous TO suppose that she
could have had arms on board for q Peruvian port.
Two blank shots were fired from the Amaz mas at
$3.50 on the night Of the Sth, when The AmaZonBs
TO heayc 10, which no evidently did not under.
Sland ana continued on his course. II ~ said also
that he apparently horc away toward Ot0que
island, aud gave the people ON the Amozonas the
Idea that he was trying TO escape. This aroused
suspicion and two shells was then lrcd at the
schooner which then hove tD.
The cargo was examined and was found to be
general merchandise destined for David In tho
department OF Chlrqui. Tho firing of the pro-
jcctiles naturally ocCasioned considerable alarm
among the people on board OF the schooner, the
captain OF which had his children with him. for
whose safety ho was very much concerned, The
Chiliun commander, we are Informed, OH learning
the nationality and character of tho vessel sent an
apology 10 the captain for the the detention aud
the ulNrln he had caused his family Ecuador is
making efforts to enter the postal union, but Is
met by various Obstacles, among which Is said to
be the excessive price paid for the ocean carriage
Of mails. The difficulties in the way are expected
to be removed soon.