, 1880-12-12
ora Hundred Lives Lost by the
Mine Catastrophe in
Wales.
rhe Bonapartist Program as
Given by the New
Paris Organ I'll.
rsypt's t~-Khedive Lays His RI.
dicu|ous Grievances Before
the Sublime Porte.
Cremation Lega1ized by the Au-
thorities of Rome.

. Cremation Lega1ized by the Au-
thorities Of Rome.
IRELAND.
WHOLLY FALSE
Special Cable
r.xnox. Dec. 1.-THE renewed rumors
- . cabinet crisis, though sedulous-
:. ,,rcn,ated. are ludicrously false The
oo.mhars Of the Cabinet are dispersed
tS-onehout England. Scotland, and Ireland.
NJ conference, formal or informal,
-. occurred, There is no material
.h.nee in the Irish situation, though
rndonhtedly the condition of Ireland steadi-
r. datariorates under the influence of an
Hns,r,nulous agitation. Mr.. Parneil is en-
-serd with ChIefJustice Mays indiscreet
dsnnnciation Of unchecked lawlesness, and
-snau.s his menace to substitute open
r. reasonable resistance for the pres
ent vailed sedition. Nobody in En-
s1and approves Of ChiefJustice Mays
S,ranRne from the Bench, though few
doubt the perfect truthfulness of his
description Of the condition OF Ireland It
Il understood that arrangements will be
made 50 that Chief-Justice May will not
nreslde ut the State trials.
Mr. FoRsTEn's CIRCULAR
reminding the Magistrates Of their powers
nroyokes tho query why it was not issued be-
lore, and prorokes also the comment that
these poTets are practically useless, since
terrorism prevents their exercise The in
disnatton Of the English people at the con-
timed liberation of outrages and the organ
lid defiance Of the law In Ireland steadily
ausments Even the Radicals show signs
Of discomfort at the proceedings Of their Irish
clients.
GLApsroSE's PCNPosE-
HI. GIadstone's friends continue to insist
that nothing will divert him from bis pur-
pose; first, to enforce order; secondly, to
prefer measure OF substantial relief, leav-
ing Parnell and the Lords to divide between
them the responsibility Of rejecting the lat
ter. The Cabinet meeting to be held next
Wednesday is not directly occasioned by the
recent troubles, the date having been de-
krmined when the Ministers adjourned
WILL cuEcKMATE THE LEAGUERs
Information from q source which leaves
no doubt of its correctness states that the
Cabinet has resolved to anticipate the prob
sble parliamentary tactics of Mr.. Parnell
ind his followers and synlpathizers by intro
ducing series of resolutions for the guild
ance Of the Speaker OF the House
Of Commons In cases where obstruction is
attempted. These resolutions, which are to
be brought forward as soon as Parliament
assemblies, will completely prevent any delay
Of the business OF the commons, and disarm
Ar. Parnell and the obstructionists, who
haye been declaring loudly and confidently
their determination 10 allow no business to
Be conducted nntll tnelr demands hao been
sa34saea, and 1nelf apluts 70 ENFORCE tnaS de-
a1mlnanon'
Inc ag1taaon OF Inc 1ana questaon mean-
WmIss
1nSp1So ~ ~ 1so .l,
smee.ole ~ euo tue1s n!.4nuco t141S
week Sussex farmer demanded Tor mem
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l. 4e 1ae'lsn la'uio,oo a1e d. 4ast uekia!lu1e u
$500 ~. ne a'soln at tne nunapel sAu act4sits
..mt ae akanl1auol'9 oenlk uolnIeu ~ alnons tAe
.4. .n.a4I -a1mete ANU aercuitalA, 1Hov1e,o lot
49, ~ pn'.a,- ,, ,nd ,,;te ,;ha,.s s
+..'. t." 1ano foilcs: anu we ate qu1'e ilkels
s'n., ~ses @ Akltatlon III Eneiutu WHICH WIN le-
. eae 1au1ooo 1e1o'H a41o al'4'c"'n ID"
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nrp,r n,.. e''01 1.to1,;. .aon .a.
DcBllS. Dec" lL-1ntelAgence was re-
49, u A4.s tuotn'ne iioa' A11s'..o" "" " VIC
49, aiat ne constaoulat5 "n1le on outy
.n,sua 1la' M s1cInlts last n'eht oosef'eo o1s-
Sa.''a ~ a1lu a1meu parry ot men p1o"l-
49, ~ "oous as tnouFn ooonu upon
n.1 T%ac enana OF mlsehlei or crime,
ooasl1oula1s .aee' ~ maleo tneln anu oen.@!'oeo
~. 1a:a, na'on , l. ne ueh WI" see"eu 70 NC
ths,. !e@uels OF tne pa17s refused 10 oisc.ose
.+.t.,'m aames o1 PURPOSES "nerenpon 1aeCon-
~. s u.oeltooh TO arrest tneH. siRor-
s srs; .tsls1ance was onefeo' ana nehs Ell
,.-t. ~ "hlen tae o1hcers nfeo upon POI tne
d...s "ouao.,le se'efai OF tnem' 1hls SO
..." azeo Inc cro"d tnas q 10" arrests
e aaoe
LIZ u hlsH PARLIAMENTARY FAhr4.
10 tAe Hesrerra As.octated Prxss-
,,.-., ,H, Ice 11.--fafneH mas issued an 1n-
:u ior tne usual meetlng at Dnpnh,
s.s',oas 70 tae opening OF Parliament, OF the
,,s'1noels OF the Irish Parliamentary party
me time of meeting is fixed for the 18th Of
"suuaty, 1851.
FIRED on By POLICE. |
n...I ag I!aremorTes police patrol last Might
~ ntsllo"n: hred on body OF men whom |
@ey suspected were about to attack house.