, 1880-11-26

worse. There is longer doubt but that the
peasantry throughout the country are arm.
ing and preparing for . favorable oppor.
tunity to defy the authority of the Govern.
ment.
The Bill of Indictment.
DUBLIN, Nov. l6.-A bill of particulars
has been furnished the indicted agitators by
the prosecution, 1t states that the travers.
ers have tried to testiyfy landlords and pre-
vent them from legally enforcing the pay
ment OF rent.
WIFI Tender Full Rents.
BULLANRoBE, Nov. 16.-About 40 of the
Laugh Mask tenantry will leave this place
in a body n Thursday, to wait on Lord
Erne and tender HIM full rents and ask him
to dismiss his agent, Bycott.
More About the Cabinet.
PABIs, Nov. 16.--The Cabinet imbroelio
continues. Ferry and Buffet had quite an
exciting debate. Buffet expressed belief
that the application of the religious DEGREES
was a mere pretext for the De Freyclnets
overthrow, the real reason being his disap-
proval of the speech delivered by Gambetta
at Cherbourg. Ferry denied Butfet's insin-
uatlons. He declared that the monarchlcai
coalitions were in league with the religious
establishments, and that their resistance TO
the laws amounted to veritable rebellion
to which it was necessary to put an end.
After many sharp thrusts in favor OF and
against the DEGREES, the debate was ad.
journed
Marching Orders.
BALLfNIoBE, Nov. 1.-THE troops en-
camped here are undar orders to be in readi.
ness at a moments warning to proceed to
Galway. The order was instjgated by the
alleged importation of arms into the dis
turSed districts from America.
Sending Arms 10 Ireland.
BRUSSELS, Nov. T.--Detectives employed
for the purpose, report that 5000 rifles
were shipped at several ports in Italy for
Ireland. The rifles were purchased in
Switzerland, by men who had come from the
United States.
No Fixed Foley.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Standard saws that
tbs Cabinent council will take an important
decision in regard to Ireland. The Times is
Of the opinion that the Cabinet council will
be divided by serious differences Of opinion
in regard Is affairs in Ireland.
john Brighrs Views.
John Bright, speaking at Birmingham
yesterday. strongly condemned the land laws
of Ireland, which virtually gave the propri.
etors monopoly of the land. Bright at
tributed the state of affairs in Ireland to the
rejection by the house of lords of the COM
pensation for the disturbance bill. With re.
gard to failure he said force would effect
nothing. The government would not ap-
prove the chimerical projects for the transfer
of land to tenants. Bright believed the rem.
edy would be a we'll considered plan giving
tenants security in the possession of farms
and protection against constant increase of
rent. This plan would include provision
by which the landlords willing to sell would
be able to deal with tenants willing to buy.
The Cabinet Not Decided.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-Reports Of diverse
opinions in the cabinet are we'll founded.
Two Of the leading members, Bright and
Chamberlain, have pronounced against co.
ercive measures in Ireland. Several MEM
bers are in favor Of the suspension of habeas
corpus acts. There is no plan as yet decided
on.
EgRn and the Newspapers.
DUBLIN, Nov. 18.-At meeting OF the
land league, Egan stated that proceedings
would be instituted against the express and
mail newspapers. for their attempts to pre-.
judice the jury in the case Of the traversers
and hoping thereby to prevent them receiv-
ing new triall
A RumOr.
1t is rumored here that landlord, name
unknown, has been shot in the county Cork.
1t is thought, however, to be without found
alton.
Gold for New York.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-On Saturday last &c.,
600 in eagles were withdrawn from the Bank
Of England for shipment to New York.
The Capital of DE Lesseps' Canal.
PARIS. Nov. 1S.-The capital OF the Pan
anna Canal Company will be 800, 900, 900
francs, divided into 600, 900 shares of 500
francs each; 10000 shares being reserved by
statutes for the civil company of original
concessionees for the concession contributed
by that company. Five hundred and ninety
thousand shares remain for public subscrip-
ton. The issue will be made at par, 25
francs being paid OF subscription, 100 on al
lotment, and the rest as required. The total
cost is estimated at 600 00e, 900 francs. The
sum necessary for completing the canal over
and above capital will be raised by the issue
obligations. Five per cent. interest is to be
paid on shares during the execution OF the
work, as net profit. Eighty per cent. is
allotted to share holders by terms of the con-
cession. De Lesseps states that the con-
tractors have sent in their estimate, accord
ing to which the construction of the canal
will not cost 500, 900 francs, and that he has
provided by the memoranda, signed July Z,
that the special American committee sitting
in New York shall represent the interests of
the company in the United States, as to all
that relates TO the observance of Neutrality
of the canal and settled by the law OF con.
oession Of the Republic of Colombo.
Tenders Ris Resignation.
RoME, Nov. 49, Garibaldi has renewed
his request to b. permitted to resign fro IN
the chamber Of deputies
TurkIsh Affairs.