National Republican., 1880-11-18
ENGLAND'S TROUBLES.
ENULANU } INUUDLEO,
Differences in the Cabinet over the Irish
Question.
Meeting TO be Held on saturday--Thc
Irish AEitation-1o-Day's Interna-
uonal Boat Raoc.
A Divided British Cabinet.

LONDON, Nov 1.-THE Press association says the
reports Of differences IN the cabinet seem to be
well founded Mcssrs. Bright aud Chamberlain
have pronounced absolutely against coercion in
Ireland. Several ministers favor convooation Of
parliament In December to authorize n suspension
OF the habeas corpus act. No decision has been
taken.
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE cabinet council on satur.
day Will be held at BalmOral and not ut Windsor
as reported Oh Tuesday.
The Standard IN its evening edition, mnlcs in q
prominent form the announcement that at tho
cabinet council to be held at Windsor next week
parliament Will he prorogued until Januery 9.
LONDON, Nov. lS.--The Ncigs IN leading article
denies that there Is split in tho cabinet. II says
no conclusion has yet been come to In regard to
an early session of parliament. Every symptom
points to increasing harmony within the cabinet.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Times In n leading article
repeats its statement of yesterday that there
arc differences In the cabinet. II says arguments
in favor of coercion in ireland arc urged as
strongly ever, and that the cabinet has certainly
not decided on setting then. aside. on the
other hand the objections of Alcssrs. Bright
and Chamberlain have not been surrcn'
dercd. 1. may bo assumed that the question is all
open one, but every day tends to its settlement In
u sense favorable to tho contention of Messrs
Bright and Chamberlain who have not, perhaps
converted their colleagues to their views, but have
prevented decision the other way, and 1t will
soon not be worth while to attempt to enforce the
Affairs In Ireland.
LONDON, Nov 1S..-A dispatch from Ballnrobc tc
that the order for the dispatch Of 800 soldiers ia
reinforce the troops at Ballinrube has been cOun
tormanded, as tho expedition to Lord Erne's resi-
dence has been Abandoned Mr. Boycott states
that he will leave with the troops but will return
| shortly.
A monster meeting Of catholics was held at Bel
| fast yesterday, at which sympathy was expressed
| for the members of the land league.
a. dispatch to the Press association from Lime
rick says 1t Is rumorcd that landlord owning ar
| extensive estate in County Cork has been shot.
Tho Rowing Heats To-day.
LoNDoN Nov. 1.-THE international regnttr
committee have decided by lot that the first lra
| heat tomorrow, at 120 o'clock p M, shall bo be
| tween LaycOck, Elliott, Hawdon and Turrger; th(
| second heat at p. m between Riley, Ross, Largar
| Warren, Smith, Hosmer, Gibson and Anderson
and the fourth heat at $3.50 p. In., between Trick
| EFT, Nicholson and Clasper.
| LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Sportsman reports that th
| International regatta committee have resolved Il
| specially invite Dr.. Lowell, the American min
| ister, and Colonel Shaw, the American consul o
| Manchester, to witness the regatta oil board th
| committee boat
Hanlan writes TO tho Sportsman as follows
| "HRying won tho championship of the world fee
that | am entitled to rest, aud following the ad
vice of friends have concluded not to participate
in the regatta. / think haA clearly established
fair claim to have the next battle take place oil
Toronto bay.'
Among the regulations approved by the com
mitce Is one that even dead-heat competitors shall
contend again. The Prince of Wales has expressed
great desire TO witness tho regatta, but ho Will b
| unable 10 leave Sandringham, where he is enter
tanning friends. All the candidates for the regatt
| did useful work to-day.
| LONDON, Nov. 49, The Sportsman eonfldentl
| predicts that Ross will win tho first prize in tn
| International regatta, lI0nlGn has amassod yer
| handsome competence by Bculling and has II
solved not to row again for considerabl
| OpriOl,