National Republican., 1880-08-06
ENGLAND'S TROUBLES.
Dissatisfaction With the Irish COmpensa-
tIOn Bill.
british Troops to 30 Sent Co ireland to Queli
Possible Disturbnnces-Tho
Afghan Disaster.
Tho IrIsh Compensation mn.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Tho minority vote Of 81
on the compensation bill in the house Of lords
included 81 official aud "a ex.official liberals,
and the majority vote included G3 liberals.
Thus tine government was defeated by ma.
iorlty OF 12 of its usual supporters. Among
tho majority were the Marquis Of Lansdowne,
under secretary for India; Earl Grey, Duke of
Somerset, Earl Fizwillism, Earl of Durham,
Earl of Clarendon, Earl Fortoscue, Baron
Dacro, Baron Romilly, Lsrd Sherbrooke (Mr
Robert Love- and Lord Drabourno (Mr.
Knatchball- Hugcssen). Among the nbscntees
woro Viscount Cordvell Baron CarllngfOrd,
Viscou ut Halifax, Duke of Bedford, Duke of
Cleveland, Duke Of ST. Adams and Archbishop
OF York. Tho Archbishop of Canterbury
voted with the majority.
LONDON. Aug. 5.--Tho Dublin correspond.
ent of tho Times says that 20 tho conservatives
and largo section of tho moderate liberals
who regarded tho compensation bill as n
serious Infringement Of tho rights Of property
its rejection has afforded unqualified satis(ac.
tion. Tho bill is looked upon rs practic.
ally dead and buried, and ID Is to be
hoped tho difficulty il was intended TO meet
will pass away with the distress, aud that a
good harvest will obviato necessity for it aud
restore better foBling in the country. On tho
other hand there is n feeling Of bitter disap.
pOntment aud indignation among tho sup
porters Of the bill. They protest against tho
ASTON of the house of lords as an arbitrary in.
tcrioronco in the constitutional rights Of the
people as expressed by their representatives
| in parliament.
Precautionary Measures.
LONDON, Aug. 6.--'rhe Standard learns that
| the government resolved at the cabinet coun.
Gil on Wednesday to dispatch Immediately
large body of troops to Ireland in view oil
| possible disturbances there.
| The Standards Plymouth correspondent as
serts that AN order WAS received yesterday FOR
the royal marines to be held in readiness to pro-
coed to Ireland on the 10th instant ii ueccs-
sary.
The Standards Chatham correspondent rc-
ports that sudden notice was received last
| night that tho an tbOrities had decided to send
battalion of marines to Ireland consisting
of 500 men, which were ordered to embark
on Saturday for Cork.
The Campaign In Arghanistan.
LONDON Aug 5.-The Times this morn.
ing says "AbdurraIman Khan is un-
doubtedly pleased that his most serious
rival, Ayoob Khan, has boon Weakened
by battle and has Incurred the VEN
gcancc Of tho British. Ho sees now that
| Ayoob Khan has not the slightest chance OF
being allowed tn oust him from the throne"
| dispatch 70 the Standard from Sibi states
that tho troops are suffering greatly from tho
heat in Afghaustan.
| A dispatch to the Daay Nclrs from Cabul
says stores for thirty days have been provided
| for General Roberts expedition to Candahar.
All of the troops arc concentrated in Cabul.
| The Candahar force will be ready to march on
Sunday. The rest of tho British force in Ca
bul will march for India in u week. The heavy
battery leaves to-day Thursday.
| The Greek Boundary.
| LONDON, Aug. 6.--Tho Standards dispatch
| from Athens announces that England has no.
| titled Greece that she withdraws her former
request to omaintaiu inactivity, in consequence
| of which notice an order for mobilizing the
Greek army has been issued
LONDON, Aug. GA Constantinople dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph says: 1T is un-
dcrstOOd that tho porte will not wait for the
expiration Of the three weeks allowed it in
| the identical note from tho ambassadors, but
will cedc Ducgno to Montenegro imne.
diately. The naval demonstration will prob
ably not take place."
| Unclo Sam's Conc Tor tho British Premier.
LONDON, Aug. G.-United States Minister
Lowell has received instructions from Secre-
| tary Evarls TO express to her majesty's gov
enment the great concern of the United
States government at tho illness Of Mr.. Glad
stone and their hopes for his speedy recovery.
| Advice to French Conservatives.
| PARIS, Aug. 5,-M Maynard, editor of the
! Figaro, commenting on the result Of the eec-
tiOns for councils'genersl, says: Two
courses arc left to conservatives-either to ac.
cept isolation aud exclusion from political
liio or ronounce their daily diminishing
hopes, recognize accomplished facts, and
form a conservative party which cannot
be charged with hostility to tho republic,
Fearful Floods and Casualties.
VIENNA, Aug, 5.-Torronts Of rain have
fallen during the last few days in the northern
part of tho province of Mahreu. The town of
Mahrsh.Ostran aud the surrounding district
have been flooded and several lives lost.
| VIENNA, Aug. 5.-Tho heavy rains during
| the last five days have caused terTible havoc
in SIosia. Teplitz, Bohemia, is completely
submerged. The damage over largo tract Of
country 10 incalcuabe. A fearful panic pre-
walls in the flooded districts, and numerous
casualties have occurred,
Death of nm EN-COnEroHSinnn.