National Republican., 1880-11-27
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
4 Day Appointed for the Trial Ortle In.
dlCted IrlShmen.
Mr.. Boyootrs Crops Tiarvcsted-An irish
Magistrato's Nutlcc-Dulcigno snr-
rendered--The Rival Oarsmon.
nm Irlsh land Lenruers.

DUBLIN. Nov 9G.--The court Of queens bench To-
day appointed the 2Slh OF DccemherAs the date for
he commencement 9i the rsl q, IhS er6ns SG
announced rs the dnte fixed for the trials, was
the earliest date sucncstcd BY the attnrncy-general
McsSrs. noaly nnd Walsh viii be tried at the Cork
assiaes OIL December7
\ Noiiun 10 tho Government.
Captain Deomish, MAGISTRATE Of Cork county
hns written 70 letter to Nh Forster, stating that he
has received threatening letter md has there
fore, sought The protection Of the police. lie SAYS
his object IN writing to Nr. Forster Is that if his
death should be added TO those ofothcr landlords
who have been. murdered since the present gov.
ernmcnt came Into power II cannot be pleaded
that it was either jislnabc or took place because
government protection was not called for In time.
LONDON. Nov. q Tho NsiGs In leader seys
Tho now Irish land bill viii be beyond question,
genuine and practical effort to settle the contro'
versy.
'rle correspondent Of the Nelcs at Dublin reports
that the Clstcrmen left Tough Mask yesterday I'M
der strong escort There was no demonstration
The lIussars remalncl 10 nrotcct Mr.. BOycntt, who
will enve on Saturday The Ulstermen slept last
night IN The barracks at Balllnrobe.
The Flral surrender of Dulclguo
ViHNSA, Nov. 26-The Montcnegrins have passed
through MNZlra, leaving garrison thOre, md oC-
Cuplcd the Turkish cuticnchmenis on the heights
detachment subsequently advanced TO take pos
IoNDoN, Nov. p A dispatch to the Ne,rs from
Vienna says official Information has been received
that pulcgno was surrendered to theIMontcnogius
on Friday by DeryisCh Pasha personally.
A dispatch to the Nc,os from Dlcgno reports
that the Montcnegrins have occupied all the chief
positions of Dulcigno meeting with no resistance.
A Match Yet Possible.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Sportsman says; I'VE be.
licye the money for InycoCk will soon be found. rs
We have already received donations amounting to
Gl36 and moro are promised" LOycock, Triokett
and Ross practced yesterday.
Tho DeCissey Libol Case.
PARIS Nov. 2G-In the DcClssey libel case to.
day NJ. LAlsaut one Of tho defendants. acccptc |
tho responsibility for tho articles IN tho PfH
PdrisidR and admitted the evidence of the wit.
nesses Of General DeClSscy. NJ. Lalsauts requcst
that the court adjourn for week In order that he
might produce witnesses wns rejected. The com
sci for the prosecution dwct upon the glorious SER
vices OF General DeClsscy and declared that his
| accuscrs were prosecuting In him tie soldier who
was first TO enter Paris during the reign Of tho
commune. This was received with cheers IN the
courtroom and tumult followed IN consequence
OF which the sitting was suspended and the hall
cleared. When the sitting was resumed the pres
dent oGihe tribunal censured the members OF the
bar for participating In this manifestation of feel
| ing. Tile counsel continuing his argument sought
10 demonstrate that the charges were absolutely
unrOunled. The counsel for the dciGnsc followed
and at the conclusion of his speech tho trial was
adjourned until tomorrow.
New Lord Chief Justice OF England.
| LONDON, Nov. 26.-Iord Coleridge chief justice
| Of the common pleas, has been appointed chic
just &c of the queens bench, vico Six Alexander
| CoGkburn, deceased.