The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
Events Of Interest Occurring In
Europe and the East.
England Invites Persia to Seize Herat
Terrible Accident in Turkey
"A Liberal Leaders Remedy for
tho Distress in Ireland
General Foreign
Notes.
ENGLAND.

debate on the amendment to the reply to the
Queens address was resumed.
M. Thoe. A, Dickson, Liberal member fol-
Dunrannon. supported the amendment.
Mr.. Edward Hermon. Conservative member
Tor Preston. expressed a fear that some Of the
speeches made during this debate would have
the effect Of curtailing private benevolence.
BirlPatrick Brlen. Liberal member for Kings
county accused the government Of encouraging
relief from America and France. instead Of per-
forming that duty themselves.
Mr.. Blennerhassett. Home Rule member for
Kerry, condemned the government plans az In
BIZ John Sinclair, Liberal member for Cath.
n0sshire. urged the cpssity for nlpp!nR par.
llAmentRry obstruction Ia the bud. He declared
that the Distress In Ireland was exaggerated;
low, and Mr.. Shaw Lefovre. Liberal member for
Heading. opposed the amendment
al V nhSs sailed from Glasgow February and
Torne the seventh. for New YORK. has put back
with her propeller damaged, ksyss
The Times, referring to the statement made
yesterday respecting the union Of British and
Persian interests In Central ASIA se.ms to dep-
recAto the governments policy. and inquiries
We shall learn with pleasure that the permits
sion given to Persia to occupy Herat does net
involve the guarantee q secure possession. X
the direction Of Herat. there seems 10 be an
slmost endless vista OF responsibility opening
out more and more widely n each remove, a
little or no meaning before. might be the ground
iyery grave susple'or - ye T q its possible
On ss sss o. liberia. IN bis
marks In the House Of Commons last night.
said that though he did not think large meas
ought to be . redistribution Of population. He
denied that the land act had failed. and spoke
against the assumption that the present dis.
a <1tN orA uon Uutnta Ane0 land 1
himself against the imputations cast on him
and on the Liberia! party IA connection with
home rule and the LIVERPOOL election. and stated
mons mons" hsd 10 declared himself . Home Ruler,
b his sSs to s0 epnon az to se
manner 10 which certain demands should b.
m M Frank H o'Donnell, Home Rule member
for DungRrvan. said the colleagues and friends
81 Mr.. PArnell are thoroughly resolved to have
an opportunity Of convicttng the government OF
In the House OF Lords to-day Earl Granville
asked whether 1t were true that the govern
ment had relieved Persia FROM her engage
ment. steps Tor the settlement q affairs IN
BEEN taken with success. Durine their pro.
grees many communications were tnterchanRed
with Persia concerning the northeastern from;
the papers on the subject now
In the House OF Commons day notice was
given OF Home Rule amendment to the Irish
relief bill declaring that relief on account Of
famine 10 Ireland is Of imperative necessity.
Mr.. Whitley. new member from Liverpool.
took his seat amid prolonged and vociferous
cheers from the conservative benches.
In the resumption this evening OF the debate
throne. M. dhalbertln. Liberal. from Birmina.
ham. said he should vote for the amendment
md show his syupathy with the irish, WIG sre
suffering from tho land system. He did not be-
Hove the government has spent $4,000 In re-
lief; they were In no way alive to the gravity Of
the situation.
IN the House OF Commons Sir Stafford North
cote, Chancellor OF the ExcheQuer, replying to
m inquiry OK Lord Harrington. Liberal leader.
relative to the announcement made n the Times
Communications from Persia on the subject
have been under consideration. We have not
yet come to any understanding. Therefore It
p inconsistent, with public interests to make
me Tunes. ii a leading article this morning,
says: The case which the Home Rulers at
tompted to make out against the government
has broken down completely. The House Of
Commons will doubtless declare. when deoi-
sion 4 reached on Mr.. shay's amendments to
sumed adequate until facts are produced to
show its inadeQuaoy, but continuance OF this
confidence Ii contingent on the fulhl!ment OF
once more given that the distress In Ireland
shall not be allowed to lapse into famine.
PLYNoUTH Feb. l0.-The Orient line steamer
Chimborazo. hence for Australia. has returned.
IN conseq uence Of damage sustained In gale
Washed overheard, two killed. and seventeen In
iured. The steamer Lost six boats. and sus-
aimed other damages.