National Republican., 1880-07-09
The Irish Compensation DnI.

The Irish Compensation Bfl.
LoSDoS, July Sin the house Of com-
CONS to. night on motion to 90 into commit
teo on the com pcnsation for disturbance bill,
Mr.. Paine II said that If fmstcad Of tho Lill rs
1t now stood, the government had introduced
one to extend TO tho whole Of Ireland tho
Ulster custom as a permanent enactment
ho would have supported the bill, but as it
was it would DO necessary to move amend
mcnts to make tho amendment Of the attor-
noy.gonord cttctual. Mr. Foster said the OBJ
jcct ofths Jiil was not to punish landlords but
TO erect safeguards for tho future to prevent
landlords from taking advantage Of the exist.
ing state Of things, 50 as to got possession Of
property.
Sir Stafford Northcotc said tho amendment
Of the attoruCy.Gon,ral was a complete change
Of front on tho part Of the government.
The motion that the house 20 into commit
tee was then adopted by vote Of 25j to l99.
Resignation OF the Marquis of Lansduwmc.
LoSDoN, July SIT is rumolcd in tho
lobby uf tho house Of commons Tonight that
the marquis Of LausdoNn ne, uId,rscCrclury
for India, had resigned in consequence of
being unable con,cicntously TO support tho
cOmpensat ion for the disturbance bin in the
house Of lords and also ON account OF being
Elcho, liberal cons rvative, in consequence of
thO rumOr, asked Ia the house OF commons
whether 10 was u fact that Lord LpusiOwuo
WAS no longer member of the government
The inquiry was received by the opposition
with cheers. Mr.. Gladstone replied yes"
wheroupon the opposition cheers were re-
uewod.
Irish Mcmbors Dissatisfied.
LONDON, July 0.--At a meeting Of tho Irish
members the greatest dissatisfaction and dis
appointment was expressed regarding tho con-
duct Of The government in the matter OF the
compensation bill.
English Elections.
LONDON, July s.-Mr. Edward Clarke,
queens counselor Conservative WIS to-day
elected member Of parliament Tor Plymouth
TO I'LL tho vacancy caused by tho unsCating
Of Sir Edward Bates conservative on ueti.
tion. lie received 2,Ii0 votes against 2,30j
Tor Sir George Young NibcrlD. AIr Frod-
crick Lo' man Liberal was elected at Evusham
to replace Mr.. RatciT lliborol), unscJtod on
petition, receiving 37S votes against 37G for
Mr.. Dixon lIartaud conscryatiyo)
The French Amnesty Bill.
PARIS, July Sin the senate to-day Pro.
mcr do FrcyCiuct introduced the amnesty
bill rs it was adopted by the chamber Of dep
uiics yesterday. Tho bill was referred to d
committee which assembled Immediately to
report upon 10.
The Daily Nc,rs Paris dispatch says IL is
Thought that the amnesty bill will now pass
the senate by small ngjority. Already fva
senators who opposed the bill have agreed to
vote for it, and tho abs.cnlou FROM voting Of
five others Is hoped for. Tho previous major
ty against the bill aas twelve,
Tho Position of turkey.
LoSpov, July s.-A dispatch from Pcra to
tn, Dgily T,bg"opI say. The porto sin hcsi-
tate, as to wLAt attitude il shall assume to-
ward The Il rim awuid. The ultimate de-
rsion viii greatly depend on Mr.. G"Schen's
ability To impress tho sultan aud his minis
ters with the conviction that thc powers
will resort 20 force irn~crs-ary II the Turks
see the slightest clmuca of division among
the powers they viii resist he occupation by
Greece of the territory awarded to il. The
prime minister has como over TO Nuumpud
Nciim Pa,has conriia.oy views. The ab-
soucc Of AbedIiu P4shA, minister OF foreign
affairs from the interview between Minister
Goschru and tho sultan aft dinner on Mon
day last is believed to Indicate hi, decline in
tho imperial favor. II is considered probable
that Mahmoud Nedim Pasha will bc appointed
premier.
Ar,im Boy IN intelligent and industrious
christian fuuGtonIry, will succeed Abcddin
Pasha in the foreign Office.
A Victory for Hir. LorIiiard.
LONDON, July S.--Iho race for the Chester
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came oil to-day at the New Market meeting
and was won by Mr., p. LoIilard's brown colt
lroGuos. Lord Rosoborry's bay colt Yolup-
tu,ry aud Count +. do Lagrangc's chestnut
tlly Pauique ran a dead heat for the second
place. Ten ran. In the betting inst before
the race nine to lOu was laid against lroquois
und twenty 10 ono against Noluptuary. Thcre
was no betting on Pamiquc, The following
also ran: Gulupode, Adversely IA fly, Lon
noX Love, Golden Pl0vor, Tristan, FolcnGO
aud JosyRu. Gasp5iG was ahead for three
furlongS, but then fell back, leaving VOlup-
tulry and P,uque In advance of lruQuoi5, the
Adycrsity hlly aud Lennox Love. When 200
yards from homo loquois shot out, and max.
ing tho remainder Of tho running, won easily
by threo lengths before PSniquo and Yolup.
,uary, with LcnnoX Love, the Adversely filly,
Golden ployor, Tristan, Galnpode Folungo
aud Josyan following in tho order named
Tristan. who was the iavorile I'm tho betting
at ten 70 six against him, was behind Iroluois
throughout the race. Tho timo OF tho nco
was ll3.
The Prince Imperal's statue.
LONDON, July s-Tho Manchester Guayd-
iDl'g London correspondent says Premier
Gladstone will probably say in the house Of
commons ON Friday, on tho discussion OF Mr..
Briag, motion against the proposed orcctioa
OF q statue to the prince imperial in Vest
minister abbey, that he regrets that permis-
abbey, but that he cannot Interfere, as tho
government has no authority in the matter
The Irish Tumine Fever.
LoNpoN, July 9.--'rhe Times states that the
Irish government has sent physician to the
county mayor 10 inquire into the nature and
extent of Tho famine fever there aud in ncigh-
boring counties, which is reported to be spread
Ing l,aIminsly.
China Does Not Wish War
LoNroS, July 0.--Thc y tily Ntirs says the FOL.
loving telegram, dated Prkin, July . was re-
reiyed in London yesterday: "ChunE How,
the Chinese cmbassalor to Russia, who ncgo'
lated the EuidiH treaty, hiss been rcprlcycd
to show that China does not wish TO hul5
Ru,siu's dguity, aud desires Il gons'huHucs II
friendly relations"
The sar5g-+5 ner'in dispatch says TIM
Chinese charge d'aaA1ros at st. Petersburg has
officially assured the Russian government that
China does not wish TO 60 90 wng with Russia,
and that tho ruuors Of operations by tho
Chinese on the Russian frontier are absolute
inventions,
IhS Do'y Gittlc Western" spoken.
TCSuDy July 3 Tho Rrifisb gr,nrlnr pul.