Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08


respondent at London vouches for the truth OF
the statement that the Irish magistrates by a
large majority, ,deprecatedexcepional legislation
Oe ore ordinary law had been tried. and that
only the Mayo and Galway magistrates are ia
favor OF suspension OF the habeas corpus act.
Land Meetings Oh sunday.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Several land meetings were
held In Cork on Sunday, at which the proSecu-
uOnS OF the Indicted members OF the land league
were strongly denounced. At Shanegerry The
land leaguerS were opposed by powerI I'll body
MI Walsh, d former member or the land league
The Walsh party stormed the Platform and
after desperate conflict Mr.. Walsh haraayu2t
the meeting, denouncing the land leaguers.
Marine Disasters.
LONDON. Nov. S.-The bark Ospray, from
Quetec for this port, was abandoned at sea
October 9th. The crew landed at Queenstown
Brig DuDkbearheit from Darien. for Shoreham,
30lh. The crew laEded at Queenstown. The
ship OGin, before reported at Queenstown, from
New Io!k, he'd her tlller brokeG, boat
stove and ludGer trunk damaged in a gale. The
steamer Tweed, from New orleans, September
29th, and n. Sydney, G. B., october 18th, TO :
Hayre. has put into Plymouth for coal. Sne
was hove TO twelve days In gale, during which
She lost bu)warkS and boat and started the
deck plaDks. The steamer Kingston. from
savannah october 10Th, for Liverpool. put into
ST. Michaels with her cargo on fire. The fire
has teen CXtiLgutshed and the cargo is dis
charging In bad order.
A French Abbey Besieged.
LoNDoN, Nov. S.-A dispatch from MarSeilles
to Reuters Telegram Company says: The siege
OF the Abbey or the Premontre fathers con-
tLueS, and the troops still surround the mOI.-
aStery. The Sub-PIe!ect states that the author
titles do not intend TO break open the doors. but
VIII Continue the siege a month IL nece5-
Gent provisions, ard Will not yield. AT
Chambery the rappists OF Tamie were dis
pefsed On the 9th Instant by a body o.
seven brigades OF gendaiynerie and hfty troops
n 10 VINO
says the Nantes Capucbtns have embarked for
COik.
The EOrfc-s Effort.
LONDON. Nov. S.-A ConStantinope dispatch
10 the Manchester Guardian SAYS: The Porte Is
making tremendous efforts to be in position
TO e1tctuaily close the Dardanelles at short
notice.
HanIan.Trickctt ScuIIing Match.
Irlckett for the championship, to come of thi,
day week, the betting is now to4 on Hanlan.
Death of a Steamship Builder.
NLw YORK, Nov. s..Capt- K. F. Loper, the
delphia, died In Brooklyn yesterday, in the 18th
year OF his age.
The Fremcl Program.
Paris dispatch to the Times says: The cabi
net discussed on Saturday the declaration to be
made at the opening Of the chambers The pro-
gram is expected to be a reorganized ministry.
re1ol IN or the laws relative TO the press and
The right Interpretation of the education laws.
Confession Of q Russian NihiIiSt.
LONDON, Nov. S.-A dispatch from ST. Peters
burg TO the Daus e1rS says: At the trial be-
fore the military tribunal, all the nihilist pris
oDerS acknowledged Belonging 70 the revolu-
tionary party. One, named Sheraieff. admitted
that be participated In the preparation OF the
mine under the railway at Moscow In Deem
Der, 1879, and two others recounted the proceed
ingS in connection with the mine on the SIN
pheropol railway.
Not TO COerce Ireland.
LONDON, Nov. Sit is now stated that tn"
dispatch Of the channel fleet to Ireland Is In the
ordinary course, and not connected with
politics.
british Gold for New York.
OF The el16,0 fn bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England to-day, el5l 900 was for ship
melt to New York.
Gen. Garibaldi.
MILAN, Nov. S.-General Garibald and family
have lett this city for Genoa.