, 1881-03-10

intimidation. NONE are held for reasonable
practices. It was rumorGd this afternoon
that tie prisoners wcro being taken 10
Queenstown for shipment to pentonyil[o
Prison, Lonlon, and crowds went down
to tho Coye by train and by tic
leo bonts, bnt 1t was cannrd, and
they were forwarded to kilnnu!lam. Eight
ne!nbcrs OF the Carrtck-os..Sllannon branch
Of tho League were arrested ut nDon. -Four
arrcsts haye scen nuto III West Meath, tiva
In the Cnunty Clare, md three our four III
Galway.
NO INTERVIEWS WITH THE PRISONERS A1iE
but Waislfs solicitor snys liz Is treated we'll.
The excitement In Dublin las subsidized. The
London Wmcs, correspondent says: "l'llo re-
eeption ncc0rtled to the prisoners Is BY IN
lneRts insplriting." Tho feeling here Is TINT
the Government should l,ayo swept down
upon the leaders instead Of throwing TIM
rank and file into prisun. Tllat at lcast would
have shown courage.
rI.AYFAl, AND o'noSSEIr.
To the 1Vts.tr,l ASSotta.th Prtss,
LONDON, March 0.-O'Dnnnell, vito was
"nanled" by tho Chairman OF tlls House OF
Commons last night for pcrsistlng in speak,
Ing OIL II point 0f ortlGr after bGtitg warned
by the Chairman, writes to tfle Ttmcs re-
gardlng Ills Suspension, saying the Speaker
hns Informed him tint the cOntlnct of Ctnir-
n,an playfatr could be imnugnett by 1no.
tion Of tlio 1lonsc, n1ll tllat liz will make n
motion Without delay, mid tho House will bo
Invited 10 decide whether 1t Is illegal for 4
member 10 spcAk Oil II point of order which
he Is forbidden to explain, and whether it
WIS legal for the Clsalr to forbid tho mem-
ber to explain tho point Of order sought to
bu raised.
THE l1omc-Rulcrs Intend to raise qucs-
tlon Of privilege on playfalr's ruling.
FoRTY-rIInEE ATHEISTS.
LONDON, March 9.-Fui!y forty-tllree ar
rests have been Iuatle III ireland. The
friends OF Boyton nre taking stens to bring
his case to Minister Lowell's notice, with Il
View to his roteasu OF, Il promise to quit tho
country, or TO Ills trlnl before mn ordinary
tribunal.
THE n1sAlM1SG BILL.
LONDON, March D.-1n tho House Of Com
mons, tho Dlsarmiug bill passed. through tho
Comnltter.
THE ST. rATnrcK's 's-pAY PROFESSIONS.
DUBLIN, MARCH 0.-At unleettltg yesterday
Of tho Lnnd League, tho following preamble
and resolution weru adopted:
WHEREAS, A general unlon Is taking ptuce be-
tween tho Frotestnuts and Catholics In Ulster In
tho cause OF tho LaHd Leagne; therefore,
Rtsolred That VIC earnestly Appcal to tho
Catholics In Ulster to hold no demonstrations
on st. ratrtok's-Day, In order to prevent re-
l!gI0ns dacortl.
Dillon said tho mon of tho County Derry
had already consented to abandon their pro-
cession.
TIE ARRESTED Au1rArons.
Tlio Land LeaBllc Intends to Investigate
.fGtjtat tin1t
lars before the British public. Boytou, olio
Of tho mel! arrested yesterday, Is I'LL Amer
icah citizen Of Irish descent. Wnlst, Of Cas-
tiebur, Is cousin Of John W. WnlsIl, ORG
Ut tho traverscrs now OIL his way to New
Zealand.
MANY ATHEISTS
aro rep0rtel hero md ut Cork to-day.
IN THE COMMONS THIS AFTERNOON
several Irish amendments to tlic Diyarinfng
bill were rejected. Tho 1loms Secretary op-
posed ono giving persons arrested under tho
act tho right to q Jury trial, lilo said that, III
tho present state OF ireland, thero was TO
reasonable prospect of obtaining elther-wit-
nesscs or Jury in ngrarinn cnses. Tho pres
cntagltat!on Is undoubtedly n FeMian coIspir-
acy Under nn0tlor name. Various Irish
members protested ngainst tho assertion.
Mai. Nolan, as NIL argument against s,t1,l-
nlary proceedings, pointed out tlut he had
tllRt very tlay received n telegram from Gal-
WAY announcing tint two persons had beell
arrested who lin believed to bu totally incnpa.
bic OF the suspected crimes. At3
f'AliSELI WAS srEAKlNU
ngn!hst tho Government cntlcayUrlng, III sllb:
seryicneo to the landlords, to abolish Jury
trial for political oifenses, When the Cl,nEr-
lna.l put aIl amendment to the vote. Tho