, 1880-12-25
Incidents OF the March Of the Chi1ian
Army on Tho Peruvian
Capital.
4 Small British Force Almost Ami
hi1ated by the Transvaal
Natives.
Blossom Defeated by Vignanz by Only
Forty-fve Points,
IRELAND.
rA1tSEf414 AND DAElTT.


rAnSE1.1 AND DAylrr.
SptctHf Cdhft.
loynoS, Dec. 9l.-The Improbable storyof
a break between Mr., 1'arnell ntlu Mr.. DavItt
ovor tho management Of the Land Lcague,
put atIoat by Mr.. Labn,chere In tic London
Truth, is now told III lew form,
but meets with even less crcdcnce
than It did In THO first placc. Tho latest vcr-
sion Of thu differences between the two Nh
tionalists Is, that Alr. Dayitt, or his friends
for him. demanded he should be put forward
by AIr. rurncll for tito Parliamentary repre-
scntatlon for tho Town OF Now Ross,
County Wexford, and that Mr., 1'arnell
refused point blink to cntertain the PROPOSE
ton. Mr. Patrick Egnn. Ut the Land League,
Is sattt to be NIr. parncll's choice for tho VA
cant seat 1t would not DO well to plnco
much faith In tslcse stories.
sirltSy.
In relation to tic above reports, Mr..
Stephen j. Mcalty, tho Irish Nationalist, who
returned from Ireland only Inst Wednesday,
and ilns Just been recalled by u cable dispatcl,
from the Directory OF the Land League, said
this esuning that It bore on Its faco
unmlstakabIe signs Of mere rlitnor. - III
tho first place." sai.1 Mr.. Mcany, there Is
no yaca,lcy in the Ross constituency, as Mr..
1icaly wns elected from tint place but n
short time ng0, and will reprcsenttts electors
in the next sessiono Of Parliament. Moreover,
II there were vacal.cy, Mr. DayItt could
mt bc elected fr0ln any borough or county
in ireland, or, 1t elected, tho election would
be DECLARED void On tho assembling OF Parlin-
,nent, rs Afr. Dav1tt Inns still some tlne
OF Ills penal scntuuco to sorye.
leave, aud this the Government will
probably soor ea,,ccl, and then cause Ills mr.
rest. 1t Is quite likely thnt news Ut his ina-
hllity 10 stand for all elcctlnn Inns been re-
coiyeh In I.outlnIt, and has beon mngnilletl
into. q report Of a disagreement he-
tween him md Mr.. 1arnell." Mr.. Alcauy
says llc saw botli Mr.. pnrnc'l
md Nlr. Dayitt two weeks ago, alltl they were
then OIL the most friendly tgrnIs. 0lr. Dayitt
then had M Parliamentary aspirations, and
II he hui llo would certainly forego thom,,
knowing TINT his election would be bMt n
barrcn triumph, conducive Of no good to tho
National cause.
HOLDING THEM HACK.
1t ts announced hcro tint tho parncllitcs
are using great pressure to prevent MI in,l,ln-
d!ate inc1pient rebellion, fearing that such
an outbreak would ALLEVIATE all the sylnpnthy
hf tic English Liberals. Of which tho lrts!
party will stand much In need in tho fort't
coming Struggle Ill Iafilament.
TllE MILITARY,
II tAe WfIttf1. AsJoetdfst Pres.
LONDON, t)cc. .4.-Solne soldiers on lenvt
hare been ordered to return to ireland. TIL
feeling among tho luwer order Ut people /!
snld to be very strong ngalnst tho milltar,
even In Dublin. It IL tho common practice
to shauldcr soldiers of from the footpath II
provoke Il quarrel.
pIEErA tlED FOR THE WORST.
4 correspondent says: "The moyemen
of truops Inns excited n very uneasy feeling
1t is generally beloved tho Government
POSSESSES information wnrrnnt(nx tho appre
henslon Of danger. The Government I'm
1nnda very complete preparations fur MI,
contingency. Immense supplies OF pra
visions. tents. and other campafgliinl
REQUESTS lave been stored In the ceiitr,
dcppts. 1t Is statc.l lint all these prerart
tions point to tho conclusion TINT tho Gov
erninoHt believes that fur greuter dnnRc
than Is seen turks behind. A storesllip In
arrived from Woolwlcl, with 1000 rounds q
bucksl!ot, large quantity OF bali cartridge.
and intrencaitng tools. Annther vessel
shipping sl'ullar cargo At Woolwich for Il,
new statlons ut Drni7, Mohfll, Carrtck.o,
Shannon. aud DalIy-Shanno',, which will h
occupied BY trunts. Thesu positions ara We
chosen, being tho centres Ut disturbed Ill
trIcts. from, which thu troops could operni
in yurious dllpctlo,ls. At all Stations wllc,
cavalry arc QllArtered without infantry, Il
supply of ammunition will be Increased I
fifty rounds per man,
AN OPEN LETTER To J01tS 1itsIa1rr.
Tho Earl at Carnayop publishes Ill ope
letter u John l3rIgl,t, Chancellor OF II
Duchy Ut Lancaster, protesting against Il
speech ut birmingham. I'll tho 10TH of Noyor
bcr, In which he condemned tho la,Nt laws
ireland, antf attributed thu slate Of atfalrs
Ireland to tho rejection OF tho Compensate
f0r Disturbance bill by the Itouse 1T Lori
The Earl Of Carllayall declares tllat, t0ltlI
tho sentiments 50 ayowcdly Republican ai
hostile to tlo Grown and t0 the ltOuso
Lords, Bright ought not to 10 able, c0ltscle
tlously, To rei,aln u member ut tic Cabin
Tor 4 stnRle tlRy, Ilo frAwa a parallel |
tween brlglh's milh cells'.ro of lawlesnr
md cr!nle in Ireland anu Ills scatlng Gebu
OF those guilty ut owing ln,ld.
TIIE 61l1p JUNO,
1t seems that this Norwegian ship Jnt
which was sclzcl by tho customs Ruthorltl
At the nout, Ut tho Shannon, in ireland.
wednesday list, hasl started fraln Quecl
tnwn for New York, lat was driven b.
Ilto tho Shannon by stress OF weather. 7
Eel us q natural result OF tho character OF i
cargo There does not seem to bpye be
Rny snrseptlt!ous attempt 10 land arl
though tlu presence Of considerable 1il
Der of lrlsll-Auerlcuns IN tllat district Mt
nioMont ls puintcl to ~ singular collic
dfnce,
The Times, tn its leading article. says
reported seizure Of cargo Of aElns appe
10 lave ORIGINATED LII III error or exnggc