National Republican., 1880-11-23
oENER4h ToMEIGY NEws.
The Irish Land Troubles.

DUBLIN, Nov. 2a--Mr. rarnoll has issued an ap-
peal to the American people hoping all lovers of
freedom will assist the agitation now going on In
Ireland, which VIII secure radical settlement OF
tho land question. Mr.. Dillon, solicitor for Mr..
Egau secretary Of the land league, aud one of the
persons against whom prosecution has bccn iustl-
tutcd to-day handed tho crown officer az affidavit
sworn To 10y Mr.. Egun asking for an attachment
against the Erntng N1a for publishing articles
While land Lacquer was addressing the people
from Il cart at Balllua, county Mayo, TO day. the
police attempted TO arrest him for obsruOting the
street, The mob interlcred and a sauguinary fight
eusued. Several OF the police were wounded but
being reinforced, they charged on the crowd and
arrested the land eagucr.
LONDON, Nov. 23.--A dispatch to tho Times from
Dublin says the hussars will not be Withdrawn
from Lough Mask, as the authorities do not wish
to incur the risk Of an attack on tho Ulstermcu.
There arc now soyenty-eght persons under
special police protection IN Ireland.
LONDON Nov. 22.-NIr. Philip Callan. member of
parliament surrendered himself to-day at the cen
liboing Mr.. Alexander NJ. sullivan, member Of
parliament He was admitted to bail until
Wednesday,
and lvElhored Mr.. Gardner, y Galway landlord
turns out TO be untrue.
Tho oarsmen.
LONDON, Nov. 22--'rhe Sportsman. reviewing the
results Of the regatta, says: by biindly following
certain boats suitable for height and weight, Eng.
lish sculers cannot hope TO excel to regain for
England any OF the aquatic prestige she has lost"
meeting OF the supporters OF linnlan AMI Lay
cock was held at the Office of the Sportsman to-day.
| There Will be no match between these CelebIatGd
| oarsmcn. Ward and tlanlan were both present.
The latter delared that he would not row inside Of
| six weeks preparation, as he had gained eight
pounds In flesh since the race with Triokott on
Monday of last week He has also sold his boats,
and would be Obliged TO get new ones built. Lay
cock is Obliged ~ leave England by the Sth OF De-
cember Mr. Thompson, the chief hacker Of Lay
| cock, has promised to enheavor to bring LaycoGk
and Iricket TO the United states aud Canada noX.
| year.
Edwin Booth us nioheIiou.
| LoYpuy, Nov. 22.-Tho Times, lforqing Post, DaRy
Neus aud Standard are very nivoraby Impressed
| with Booths performance of Richdi:H. The
DaRy Telegraph sees IN it the same shortcomlrg
percelyoiin his Hamlet aud says that although
most able and Intellectual, it is not an inspired
performance II passes smoothly on from point
to point but never eleculfesor thrills The pauers
are unanimous In condemnlng as inadequate the
company which the management Of tho Prince S
| theatre has furnished to support Mr. Booth. The
Times says it Is much to be regretted for Mr. Booth S
| sako no less than fer the credit Of our theatre
that the play could not have been better cast,
nuloiBno's Delays.
| CoNsrANITNoPLE, Nov. 22-lntcligence has been
received here that Deryisch PashA In obOdionce
to instructions relative to tho immediate trans
fer of Dulcigno, made q forward movement with
his troops but that he was compelled to fall back
because of the formidable concentration of the
| AlbaniAns.
| LONDON, Nov. pa dispatch to the Times from
| Constantinople dated yesterday. says: The porto
has received news tlom Scutarie that Dervisch
Pasha should enter Dulclyno this afternoon with
| four battalions of troops.
Fresh Troubles in South tfrIos.
| LONDON, Nov. pa dispatch from Cape Town,
dated the 10Th instant says The force Of 1900 men
| which had been on patrOlllng expedition through
Basut0-landhas returned TO MaiotGng. The troops
report that they engaged tho BNsutOs Oh thu 18th
| instant, defeating them with heavy loss Another
section of BGsutos have rebeled, and have already
| twice attacked the British resid0ucy at Leribc Ro-
endorsements are being sent thither al the urgent
| q tho rogidpnt