, 1880-03-09
Passage Of the Irish Relief Bill
in Both Houses OF Parlia.
fnent.
A Feeling Approaching Consterna.
ton Now Prevalent in st.
Petersburg.
Much Dissatisfaction In Russla ut the
Release OF Ifnrtmnnn In
Paris.
Twenty-fonr Persons Killed by Powder
Explosion at santiago,
Chill.


GREAT BRITAIN.
1,lssotuTIoN.
LONDON, March 8.-The Chancellor of the
| Exchcq quer in announcing III the l1oHse OF
| Commons that tho Qucrn had been advised to
| dissolve Parliament, snil lie thought II de-
strablc 10 state the views OF tic Government
regarding dissolution. They were that tho
| urgent measures regnrttlng Ireland were now
III SO forward n state TINT the question
| could bo decided. and that spring dis
| solution WIS always better than M
autumn one. Tho Government, therefore,
| had ndvlsed the Queen to dissolve Parla-
| mcnt at Easter. He snEd the new Parliament
could meet tho beginning Of Afay. llu ex-
| pressed the hopu tint the House would
coJperato with tho Government, to erlal,1o
| them tn accomplish thu necessary work ipe-
| FORE dissolution. lie promised 10 introduce
tho budget Thursday next, atul said the bill
| fur tho ALLEGATION Of the sfx vacant seats III
tho House woultl BIZ withdrawn.
| Tho Chancellor OF tho ExcEe1urr, in tho
course Of Ills statesncnt lit regard to tho MP
proachtng dissolution Of Parliament, ex-
plalncd that tic Government had been unable
to come to Il decision earlier because of tho
neccssityof procuring Parliamentary sanction
fur tho Irish relief measures. They might
now consider the pressing Irish difficulties
endetl. Thu new Parliament, lie thought,
wou,tl rrnl,ab,y ba In worl;innr or,1er in th,.
course of the llrst week fn Afay:
| In answer to an Inquiry by Mr.. Dillwyn, he
eaye tlte al of March rs tho date of ,iissoi,,-
| tlon.
Tho announcement of thu ,1fsso,u.Ion ,vos
catved viii cl,r.ra
THE wArru-,yo1,sa srrc,,1,Ar1ov
Tn ,;,a 11,u.n ~ Tn,,,,.,'. ~ fn.Hn' AI' Nv
rrass Hama cooro,nr,. aat.I tt,o W.,,...,,, .'
mani lad ~, ,ntn,,t,n,, -, for.., tho3r ,"r,i.,
viii, tho si"trn,miiton 1vntor r,,m,,n,,tas ~,
t,a irn,,ua T,av ,,'"ro,v ,,au,roL ~, NM ~,
mottcr IN s,,,,n for tho constiorot,n,' ~ -
seTact cn,,,nittrn
T,,r ,,,,s,, ,,r,,.r mr.,
| hos noaeed l,rt,, Ii,.,. nc ~ 1,,r,;,',ort
~ r,r,. ,1ot,a,. ~ n,,r,.
1,orT ncoconstic1J s,ntn,I VIM, tho c,o,.
ccilnr of tho Exr}anmsr ta,l nn,,s hta fnnm,
cinl xtot.m"nt h tha I1n,s, nr r,,,,,"n',.
icl, In lnr,,u h. H., ,,u,,"Ito,oI. AMI ,..l,.,,
nrranenncnts lmittinc t,,a ncrosnn "ro cn,,'.
piete, tllo Queen woultl bo n,lytsetl to dis
.'','.s" I" n..,1. o ts '""''' w '''''e" ;" ''''
S'''' ~ "''''''' DIED,
| r,,,,,,. pa.u
vana nn .e.' ~ p'uGto' .,a.s VI ''lo A4''Io' o"H-
o"' ooS''o''' Is "ea", s1'vvu
Saturdays rise IN tho price of silver was I'll
cnnseu,lcr,cr of tenrr,,,,,s from Colcuttn nu,l
1lome Knnr ov,nw n,,"i""o IT NJ n'lva"ca e,. ~
'Et "rtn1n~ ME Is th pt. " ~ n oh
| wArEls<n0aEn.
FIR ~ nnhitn lus % he"n % ni'a,'I"''.d @ s,so nt so"
water]ogecd, Eight Of tho crow hav6 been
landed ut st. Mlchae's. Tile rest wero
drowned.
| NAVY ESTIMATES.
navy es.,ntos I "v wcrt, % c",,sItrr"a x"t to 'V ~
,'"as ~ cs's,l'tes WGto c"1'sn'e9e'' ~ '"le oi
44't"0 officers nnd men for tho nnvy WIS
agreed tn. A vote Of E5,ooo.ooo OIL necoupt
t,n,,u,:vr nv .r,r.. Itssn,1rr,nw
,,,,.. t"ns1.Nl I. oS ahE nlsso1'elioS'
a,e S'1l ] S'ss to anaoa,ee'''ont Of
n 5no " e"t ~ t, om mn noeaay with M
bo generally regarded MS convenient md In
.mnfa',a 1;,,n,faa., -" .',,.n ~ ~ ~
nr cnu,u,ri ,'H onrr"tions "e'''' '''''' '''''0"'
Tho NcWs welcomes the prospect of dIsso-
lutl0n nll says: VIVA at0 anxious aboye nil
things to return TO asystenl Of Parliamentary
govcrniIcnt'
uEAcoHsrlELp'g ELrertoyRrn1sn stAr,-
r~. vEsTo.
sent tI,o 'innin ,,a,fastn eaGosI.e1'I 81 W.. M n
Iiri,tpnnnt nj ireland: II hirnsDres rrsnrrtins
tle atnta OF Ireland are ufout to bo Sill
1nittctl for Royal asspnt I'lln nrts .ot tho
aEltntnrs hAy0 bceI defeated by Ilbetnl
and prudent measures which Parliament
almost unanimously sanctioned. During
stx years OF tho present Administration tho
Improvement Of Ireland linz much occupied
flln enre Of tho n t!tlstry. ai,l they may re-
tn9nl',eE With satisfnctl9il TINT they have
solved oIla 9f tls must difficult problems coll-
nEctctl with Its government nU1 ueDDlU
by establishing system Ut public education
oi,'li to all CLASSES antl ereeds: Nevertheless,
dnngrr, in its nltlinAtH results scascniy less
disastrous tllan pestilcnco and famine, tlis-
trlcts tho cnilntry.. * portion OF fts popula.
liz w,lch M,,ltcs It 10 ) iircat l5ritain. Wilo
strength, ui ills ilnttol depends upoi
unity. The Immediate dissolution 0f l'ur-
1unent will ntfnrd MI opportunity for
t!Ic natfon 10 !tectu the course wliltit will
materially influence ItX future fortunes, trIo
pOwpr 0f England ntMl tin ppace ut Europe
viii liIrEsiy .lcia,u,i ,ipon tt1o WSrsjct Of Tic
country. T'ho donl,t lnsuparahio from q