, 1880-08-08
fhsmbord Flaunts His Periodical
Manifesto Before the French
People.
pak Sdll Looking Anxiously for Some
Fortuitous Political Turn
ing-Up.
Anstnia Fearful Of Losing Her Prestige in
tbs Danubian Commission.
Facts Concerning the u 1rder Of Mis-
sionLly Parsons LII Turkey.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ENGLISH POLITICS.

Spcrtat Cable.
LoSpos, Aug. 7.-The defeat of the Com
rensatiou till in the House Of Lords exasper-
s:e4 Mr. Gladstone extremely, because moro
liberals rated" than voted for th- meas
ure. When the Cabinet met ON Wednes'
nav, Nr Gladstone communicated his desi re
ths: it should drop the smaller bills, like
tie vaccination one, and proceed with the
s,eer measures. Mr.. Gladstone pronably
considers that, having defeated one big
measure, there is little risk OF the House OF
Lords throwing out any more /: is known
that it will ag1ee to the Employers Liability
tlu, which passed through Committee in the
House of Commons this. morning, for the
Tories are now assuming their favorit r0ls
Ebsn OUT Of Office, and are posing as the
Eorklngman's friend. The Tory Free
Lances below the sangway in the House OF
Commons have played Igh for the working
men In committee, and at every other stage
OF the Employers Liability bill The Lords
may accept the House Of Commons amend
mems to the Burials bill, especially as The
tinkerins Of the Archbishops rendered the
measure unworEable.
THE IRISH PARTT,
exasperated at the defeat of the Com.
pensation bill, though the Government
was not to blame, seem disposed to
wreak their disappointment on the Govern
ment measures. At present their plans are
unsettled. but they certainly mean mischief
Their meeting was much divided yes
terday, one faction advising to ruin a-muck
against Parliamentary business, another
ore defending the Government from respon-
slbility for the Lords vote. That vote has
n1aned the irish -narty and the extreme Radi-
Gals On the same platform in the agitation
uh;cb has hep1,n for the aho,;don of tha
hereditary chamber.
~ notsh,a n,nr,,r demonstrations ara ~
no,+sd fron, d..,nonstr,t;ra Ir.1an3 So1-
po.@a W. ~. pan....,. sa... .se u. 1.. Ne'.
ef1neifss' MI heapa'n says tne 1e}ecnon OF
the bill! created great indignation, and has
done more to strengthen the iana agitation
than anything since the breaking out of tho
famine, and more eyen than the recent
eyictons Mr. Parnelrs best friends at
tsched no importance to the bill, and had
sasS es%ohy I scss s wsX II wf o tRs a%S d
tenant that lad the biil been enforced Justly
the total amounts received under it would
not have exceeded the ordinary weekly allo-
cations Of the Dublin Relief Committee. Mr..
1ur FAMINE FEVER uAs nrrS crKcKEn
In Wavo hut int .,.;ct,ons a. r.. ;n.roa ei,,or =;
+ie 1ta'.+ ~ T Ir,Saa G.;!.a az i.s ~
have heen cn1rent ~ fohf;,e ~ =, ,ha fta,,',ts,
Mayo: and nf the lan1:mG ~ ~ ~ a,,"s anr5 ~,
fha Tae.a~n no,e4 h,at +IS.,s ~. q. .ane,oa s ~
hr The snd Ise,a ~ ~, Tr;.fa, ie,t @
nounce tlas the Grimm TnInors al are faiss' ' t / than- a
sand British troops have been ordered to Ire
land. and are expected to land at Cork to-
matroW. There is not the slightest indica-
ton anywhere Ut disposition to take up
sms
The American sympathy for Mr, Glad
NJ lFxay.1 eo1 1A1 fnt51
nas pfod1t9d all excellent effect throughout |
the country.
AR- GLADSTONE Is EVIDENTLY HIGHLY
GRAT1r7ED.
of his cnileeo ~, ntlsat ~ apeaH ~ tU un
home and shrosd has d.e,,i" :, 9,,nciad ir r.
GIads,ouc r., +haun', mds uiepH t .unGneu ~
tpde was natn1ai t. .,tt. ~ IA ~ ~
p+ct 50 strong m e,nress;nn of = e'u no' "a
The Cobdeni1as tr;,:,a nra.,t -. - wrath uit,
for lectu1inr IT, ia ."c .mnhasta, nnnrj
Of Commerce On The benefits of Pro-
John Macdonald asiro;t1S endeavored
70 saethe the deputatiou by alleging that the i
lcail1 was aimed at persons in the United |
p the sharp disputation which arose, sir
sohn Macdonald described free trade as a
!!sl,gloil and had almost said a superstition,
tngland The wordy warfare was kept
Sp nearly two hours. Sir john Macdonald,
However pleased the .depn,atjop in one r.
spect He Promised to endeayor 10 reduce
poslas- rates for Samples.
ND1GyAr1oy .,s.1-s-, cr>- ,,,-,.rou.e
Tha d,,s;,4 a1loS AeAlSsr GEN. ncEho"s.
iatense itas ;nd; o. zen. Burrows, defeat cause
known sir sikunuoia m,l5..! aEains1 MN: II wy
sir balr@ri.s srh; ~ li.at 3sno2 hailn l4u
ood Ron,l;sra a1s - stice, anu also that Inc PEE
lhelr shameful sta,n,'o.,, ~ b.rar.s c1,,sinT
Will TIE enam.. s.!pcuS ueioie E.vs'
TIE Scheme ,.i;.1 11etelses .s snatp c!Nlctsa W
European ott;car. !, ,suaSeu nae nuMpcl u -,
there were t.san,, ~ cau 'esirrheni. " WILL ,'.
Certainly fine t;t;I fT Tia ,Ith 1n aat ns Mas
officers are larr.is ,au t,o.n4as - tesenes
TIE men When nnis Ely lr9uife4 gu. 70 enc"9.ase