New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
TIE IRISH EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
r~rPAUlNG FOR T. e STATE lRiALs-N OLON ihi-i'0
GOING To THE AID or BoYcOri
DUELIN Thursday, Nov. Il. 1850.


GOING To THE AID OF BOYCOTT.
DUEIIN Thursday. Nov Il. 1850.
The first public step in the state prOsecu-
,,s ,vus laEcn AZ IL O'Clock tins Inorn'ng, IN TIE
osen'. Bench Division, on behalf OF Mr. Parnel ana
s,D,D others Il was a motion that withp two Gays
-, ,osar,,tion should deliver TO the defendants full
.r,,cnInr. Of the charges against them. The Court
'r,td Of Chief-Justice May and Justices Fitzgerald
and O'Biien. - o.,
re Court ordered that particulars 10 writiHe De lf
ibeo the defendants Of the nature of tue cu"rEes
o-,iost them The Acknowledgement hao previously
,a,ed that the Crown would give such particulars us
e., ,nie tne defendants TO prepare their deiences'
-, ,,,,ld NOT give information as 70 what the evidence
cu,d be. or they might well give tie Cf.%n ofe's
,, tho 6e.sDdarts The Court Is crowded vita spec'S
tors. ,,-. ,,, ~, q
,.d with the state o. Ireland yesterday anc II WIS
considered that unless the Govern ment is hVest'u WIZ
Cher authority ihe present state OF thnss hus' NV
IL co,,i,,uc but enlarge It's riders ana become daily
more a,ierp-ising aud audaclou' Ihe arucie Iecon
NJ, ,3s tie suspension OF tre habeas corpus ACT @s
remedy. ,,... 49,, r.s,
,o,t- ara in uossession Of arpl: and indlspuiaole
nrccf that not alone a spirit OF WesSuess' DuI us OF
,,7 4 forces ana systematic methods are spreading
from county TO county -,,-
l. unde 's.ou' t"aA -@-' . '-'
- fr Ireland presented 10 Yesterdays Cabinet Coun-
- -lr.e a. Il, tie state OF affairs IN Ireland which
- -. ,,c-e alarm ntse Government were not thor
ongby prapared or any contingency. 1t Is heheved'
lyever mai Nr Forster l. confident that the promise
Of inst est!on and the firm maintenance of order viii
enable tie winter pass without any cOercve meaa-
he Boycott relief expedition started to-day. 1t Is
conDOsed @ two divisions ol U" Ve u ~ tCH ~ % III
Clvau and Monaghan. dispatch tIOin CaVan uate''
s.l b oc0lk tlis morning, says: Inc MCuaghan cor
tngeut Of the Boycott relief force mas arrived mere;
Police stationed ~ intervals between Clones aGu
{ wan s-Bs or hostility having become apparent lhe
Mona .hau aud Cavan contngeHts nave now eIcctru I.
junction. The prasantry az ballnlvoe' VINO as Hst
waited fOr 1Olrs ia expectation OF the ARRIVAL OF tht
Orl,4eusl, are 4galn assembling. FIFTY constaDuiIl
and twenty mounted pol.cc VIZ PS'I. l1 lo'- - - - -
ClremOrris 10 B1iinTObc independent OF the escort u
OF Ter 20 that no OOs' fucuon IS placed thereon
The escort for the OcanEeinen gong 10 the reIleI OF
Nj Boycott VIII of the two squadrons or hussars
ana one squadron OF dragons, 100 infantry with two
cannon and 100 constaDuiaiy Ile troops nave Dee4
Fuctiy ord-geI account to fire on the people An
Oner lccOun Of tue instructions by the autd0n1es 10
the troops cscoftng the Otangemeh SAYS I.ey are C
oeret not 20 fire unless the people resort T. arms ~
which the uo1ps are TO act as IN actual "aIidre @
The Oraugemeu cannot arrive al BllllhroDe unl, I
ooe tonight They viii be lodged IA the cavalry r
racks and Will resume their maich IN the m0fninS
Great aDprenensioas are eIt ~ banIo Iope oL uASu4 .
auc-. y nc hundred soldiers are stationed tnere.
Tue Claren orrs NltiOnallsts have issued a pacard
eouus ling he Ole 10 remain at their homes
t-leZrdm Ba ma represents tht great exc te-
ment prevails there Firearms were PurcnsSeu anu anu
carried by Dands oi men 10 op the passage o tne
Oran.enlen meeting was hastily called, az which
loaded rrVulVcr5 Werr pro luceu III nt
p.ag- against the Government was used
The CROWD DEMONsrRATIvE.
AT Clafemorris the crowd h0oted at the soldiers az
we As the Ustermen The latter were allowed 10 carry
revolvers OF promise ro to them unless NE wa
endangered They proceeded 10 Balinrobe without any
remarkable incident, and arrived there at 1913
tonight. large crowd lad assembled there, but n'
violence offered
sSCTARIANI5M DEPREC ATED.
A deuutatiOn waited tie Lori-Lieuenant to-day
and presented resolutions passed at recent meeting
Duncannon expressing loyalty and abhorence OF tn
land agitation Lord Cowper replying said the resolu
ton. we're most loyal but lie regretted tendency Il
Introduce a sec tartan spirit into the matter.
An Anti-Iand League demonstrat took place a
IOwupatrick to-day, which Mr. MuihOiland, Conser
y1uve member OF Parliament Tor 'wnpatrlch. pre-
sided Res lutions were passed condemnlDg the lan'
agitation. ..-- - ..-,..a a.
Isb Government suspend tue nabcas corpus act, 0u
NJ rs-er the Chef Secretary deems Il unnecessary
A Rome Telegram says: The Pope receiving deleSa
ton OF Irish bishops to-day expressed great sympathl
Tor I4land'- suerugs but cOunseled avoidance OF al
Evolutionary prime pies