Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-08
OVER THE WATER.
The Irish Meeting in Hyde Park
Parliament P~rOrOgued - The
Queens Speech-Rar0n Magnus
Recalled.
IBy Telegraph to the SENTINEL

fBy Telegraph to the SENTINEL
LONDON, September AT the Irish
meeting in Hyde Park yesterday. several
thousand people were present. O'Connor
denounced the House Of Lords as the most
disgraceful and oppressive assembly exist
ing. Resolutions for the cessation Of evic.
tons, and demanding reforms in the
House Of Lords, were carried.
PARIS, September 7.-Patrie asserts that
Gambet.a, President Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, positively refuses the use of his
influence with the premier. DeFreycinct, to
convert him to ideas more comfortable
with the views Of the party Of the Left,
than those he expressed in his speech at
Montauban on the 18th ultimo. Gambetta,
the Patrie says, expresses the belief that
the question OF the governments attitude
towards unauthorized congregations can
only be settled by the Chamber Of Depu-
ties. He will avoid consultation, and ar
range to be absent from Paris when Presi-
dent Grevy and Premier DeFreycinct re-
turn.
Parliament was prorogued to-day. The
following was Her Majesty's speech, read
by the Royal Commissioner:
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN:-It Ia with
satisfaction that / find myself at length
enabled to release you from your arduous
labors. / continue to receive assurances
Of the most friendly character from all for
eign powers. The failure OF the Sublime
Porte to execute, according to its engage
ment, the plan agreed upon in April last,
for q determination Of the Ottoman from
tier, lying towards Montenegro, has caused
unfortunate delays in the settlement Of
that question, and the treaty Of Berlin has
not taken effect. In other points Of i'm.
portance, which remained open at the COM
mencement Of the session Of the govern
ment, which were parties to that treaty,
have communicated to the Sultan their
judgment on the means Of bringing to q
satisfactory settlement Of Greek and Non.
tenegro on the frontier question, on adj
ministration. organization OF the European
provinces OF Turkey, and on the principal
reform required in the Asiatic provinces
inhabited by Americans. For the attain
ment Of these objects il view, continue to
place reliance on the fact that the concert
OF Europe has been steadily maintained in
regard to the Eastern question, and that
the Powers who signed the treaty Of Berlin
are pressing on the Sublime Porte with ell
the authority which belongs to their united
action. measures which In their belief are
best calculated to insure tranquility in
the East. I have not been unmindful,
during the few months which have elapsed
since I last addressed you, Of the consider
alton which ! have stated would guide my
policy on the northwestern frontier Of my
Indian Empire. Measures have already
been taken for complete military evacua-
ton Of Northern Afghanistan. and some
progress made toward the pacification and
settlement Of the country. The renewal Of
hostilities by the Afghans, under Ayoob
Khan. has rendered necessary further mil
itary operations in southern A~fghanistan.
COPENHAGEN, September Barron Mag
nus, the German ambassador. has been
recalled on account Of the Bernhardt incl
dent. He departs without having an audi.
encs with the King.