, 1880-11-12
The Final Collapse Is, However,
Believed to Bo Near at
Hand.
D'Asson, tlle LegIttmfst, Is Torcibly
Taken from the Chamber lY
Soldiers.
Several Of tho Guard Struck During tht
eoufle by tho Prisoners Friends.


Do4CuLk Ie!tcl cApGtkItIC3l Will TCnEn CI1EC-
morris at half-past tlfs afternoon. where
tho men composing It will bo searched TO
ascertain whether they aro armed. They
will have To walk from Ctnremorrls to
Iongll Musk, fifteen miles, rs convcyanccs
cannot ba procured for them.
Tile expedition will bo composed Of two
divisions from Cayan anu Monaghan, TWEEN
ty-flvo from each county, inclusive of tho
leaders. No disturbance ut Dalllnrobo Is mp
pretended, as there arc 100 soldiers III the
vicinity.
EXCITEMENT AT nALL1SA.
Telogranls' from DalIinn represent great
excitement prevailing thoro III consequence
ct report that 1ifty Orangcmcn would pass
through that ptnce for Doyc0tt's farn. Fire
arms were purchased alld carried by bands Of
men to oppose tho passage Of tho Orange
men. A meeting was hastily called, reyolvers
were produced, aud most violent language
agalnst the Government used.
nl:DrAT1f.
Lord Crlcliton, Member of Parliament for
the County Fermanagh, IN speaking at n
lncel1ng Of tho 0rangcmcn Mt Newtow1,-
Butler. said Ireland could we'll dispense with
| the services Of Ncdpath, tho u,an who insult
cd the Queen.
THE INDICTED.
III tho Court of Queens Bench today a
| motion was made OH behalf Of l'arncEl and
| tlltrtcon otfiors TINT within two days tic
prosecution should deliver to the defendants
full particulars Of tho c!larges against them.
The court consisted of Cllief-Justicc May and
Justices Fitzgerald md O'1'rten. Tic Court
ordered TINT tho particulars asked for be fur
nishcd tho defendants. The Astorney-Cien-
crat had previously stated that tho Crow,
would give sllch particulars rs would enable
the defendants to prepare their ttefonses,
but would not give information rs to whata
the evidence would be, or they might us vol
give tho Crown briefs to tho dcfendants. The
court was crowded witt, spectators.
FUN AHEAD.
| BAI.L1S1soDE, Nov. 1.-two sq,latlrons Of
l,,.ssars md one Of dragons ltavo started for
Clarcmorrts to meet the Orangencn. The
magistrate telegraphcd last night for q DE-
tacl,ment Ut artillery with two guns.
CAsAS, Nov. 1l.-Tho Monaghan corr
ttngent Of tho Boycott relief forco arrived
hero this morning. Tho police wero sta
toned Mt intervals betweon Clones ard
Cavan, sigus Of hostility having become ap-
parent. Tho Monaghan aud Cavan COLI
ttngonts laye now effected ajunction.
AssEafl,LlS0.
Tho pcasantry ut ualinrobc, who last
night waited for hours III expectation Of tllo
arrival of Orangenloll, aro again assembling.
= Fifty collstnbulary md twelve mounted
i pOl1ce will pntrol tho roal from Claremorris
tn 1'a1liurobe, independent Of tho escort, In
order to SEQ that no obstruction Is placctl
thereon.
THE ESCORT.
The escort for the Orangcnsen going to tho
rclicf Of Boycott will consist Of two squad
rons of hussar, anI one squadron OF
Dungeons, 100 infantry, With two cannon, md
100 constabulary. The troops have been
strictly ordered on ITO account to fire OH the
people.
Another account OF tho Instructions to tic
troops says they nro not 10 fire unless the
people resort to arlis. III which cdso the
"uups w. a'o ~ "c' '7 !" "e'u"i "all"1o'
LUZ o'"''se1Aen ea,sno1 "'.''o W 4""''''
so'e ""''4 .o'"'s'.1' "es VIII W 'ouses' ~
the cavalry bnrracks, and will resume tholl
''"'ea ~ '"' 'ao,a."s. o'e"* "p''o'''''''o''s
are felt here Of disturbances.
ltALt1a'sohE' Nov. H'-Na'noess OF uae
peasantry, some ar1ncd, nro eli route tt
Claremorfis.
THE LONDON "TlaEs" on THE SITUATION
LONDON NOV. H.-Ite itHes III us lcau
| ,nv Mill nrtnI fh{4 nnrtlfr says. VII ia nnr
tain tllat tho Most important question cot,,
s,terc,l hv yestorflay,s Cabinet council yyas