, 1880-11-15
FOREIGN.
zealand Rapidly Getting Too
Hot for Mr.. Boy
colt. 4
sufferings of the Unfortunate
Enca1npment Of Orange
A,orn, of Tho Tory Press Re.
garling Governmental
Intentions.
Two Thousand 0orpses Lying Un-
buried at So Vi Bolak, in
Persia.
nalcieno Getting Very Hun
prv in the Midst Of Her
Troubles.
nIsastrous Floods OF Rain Re-
ported in Various Parts
OF Italy.
Imposing Demonstration OF Aus
trian Nationalists at Vienna
Yesterday.
Dulcigno Getting Very Hun
ery in the Midst Of Her
Troubles.
disastrous floods Of Rain Re-
ported in Various Parts
oil Itnly.
,mnosing Demonstration Of Aus
trian Nationaiists at Vienna
Yesterday.
THE IRISH.


toyDoS, Nov. 14.-1l!e Observer l,as rea-
son to believe that tho ,tlnstrytlo not intend
IA tlse any Immediate exceptional measures
{or tic preservation Of tic peace In ireland,
hit intend tu tlefer nction Until tho meeting
of Parliament, which n,ny be expected early
In nJanuary.
ro1,r ArrnEl1ENs1oSs.
The 81. James Qazcttc, lit n leading etlito-
ria, yesterday evening. expressed fcar that
The Ministry "nre driving or being driven
towarls legislation crcating n peasant propri-
elary t1lrougliunt ireland, probably with n
view 10 extending its operation to tue rest OF
tie United Kingdom later oil. Tho ultimate
means Will probably l}s tho purchase of tho
land by tito State nml its distribution to tho
peasantry. to he pail for In ccrtn[n term Of
years. Nothing short of this will be accept
ell By the Irish agltators.
THE RADICAL. Mt:,lnEiss OF THE GOVERN
MFSr
and their supporters will not consent to CO.
ercion. The Ministry wIE Yield to tho Rad-
Icals rather than suffer the Cabinet to break
up An attempt may be made to c!otho tho
plan In se.llc disguise; but, substantially nntl
In It's full effect, this is What tile cxtreina
men Iu the Cabinet are hon1ng ni,l striving
for. Should tho measure fai to pass the
ilonse ot Commons, or, having pnssed tho
Commons, be rejected by the House Ut
Lords, rs 1t almost certainly would be,
THE nEMAu00a
would 10 to tholr constituencies with goof
try for thu Imagination OF tho masses IS read
lly kintlcd by schemes for transferring prop-
esty FROM the rich tn the poor 11a1 aud they
know TINT they would mover be taxed forcar-
sylng ont suc!. n scheme. 1t would bo an af-
alr Of income to tho taxpayer"
BOYCOTT.
LoSnoy, Nov. ia dispatch from Bal
antobe says: "'rl,o general opinion is Tint
twill be absolutely necessary far Boycott to
leave tho country, as he will Ilayo to bo pro-
ettcd II he remains in Ireland"
TIE oRASaEMEN.
Ills reported Tint great preparations will
bomadc for tho departure Ut the Orange,nen
lfom l.ougli Mask when their task Is COM
'leted.
A CASAnn,
1toSboN, Nov. 14.-Tl'o report that wom-
In had been ''cardctl" for selling food to ono
9fthe Orangenlen at Lough Mask turns out
obo wholly false.
THE hoMAN CATHOLIC ntsIiop or cAs11ET.
1aS written from Rome to GRAY. IDrf]-N vnr
81 dublin. stating that the Irish Bishops ut
tome desire to subscribe for the fund for
parnclfs defense.
JOHN billion, n. r.,
addressed 5000 tenant farmers at Thurles
Yesterday.
THE oItANGEMEN
hLongh Mask have suffered great misery OF,
account OF heavy ralns, against which their
Tents ate poor protection.