New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
THE IRISH AGITATION.
PARNELL TO REVISIT THE UNITED sTATFs-THE NEW
PARLIAMENTARY RULES PRESENTED.
LONDON. Thuraday. Feb. 10 1881.


PARLIAMENTARY RULRs PRESENTED.
LONDON. Thursday. Feb. 10. 1881.
Mr.. Dillon. Home Rule member of Parlia-
meht ior Tpperary, speaking in Manchester yester-
day. said II Englshmcn did not quickly change their
temper toward the Irsh they (the Irish) would indeed
be dogs and slaves II they did lot long for the day when
they could join the United States Mr. Parnel he sale,
within month would stand in the Congress at Wash
inRton an honorod and welcomed spokesman of their
wrongs.
The Eugiish members who voted against the second
reading OF the bill for the protection Of person and
property roland) in the House OF Commons yesterday
were Messrs. BradlsuCh Burt, Ceilings, Labouchcre,
Macdonald and Sir Wfred lawson. Fifty or sixty men,
bers. including Mr.. Cowen (RaficaD and another op'
poucnt Of the Protection b smut out from voting
owing to the unexpected close OF the debate
Mr. Nally Of the traversors, viii be charged at
ClaremOrrs to-day with threatening and abusing the
police.
Tho rules presented By the Speaker In the House OF
Commons yesterday TO govern the conduct of urgent
business, provide tnat when. in the opinion Of the
Speaker IL the general OF the House that any
debate should close lie Ia empowered 10 inform the
House OF his opinion whereupOD, II motion bo made
that the question be put. such motion shall be im
mcdatey pn and II carried Ivy vote Of three to one
datcy taken Other rules to the effect that speeches
motions Tor adl1urnment OF debate ahal be strictly
confined tO the subject OF adi iJurment that the Speaker
may decline to put mOt"ns for adjournment II lie con-
sldefs at they are proposed ior the purpose OF on
stru "iiJn that member move or support motion
for iounuent more Lan once In one debae that the
Speaker may direct member 10 discontinue hs speech
II irrelevant consisting OF tedious rcpciOns; that
division shall be taken on motions that the Speaker
dc leave the chair and that the House do now proceed
TO consider hc bl, anu that the Speaker may order
dysOn hy rising and sitting avoid the deay Of
the present The same rules viii be applicable
when tho House s Ia committee with the exception OF
that ono providing for closing debate.
Sir Henry Wolf Conservative. asked IN the House to-
night whether Tie Irish Protection Act would apply 10
fOre!gncIs Mr. Forster piled III the affirmative. He
added that udcr former acts OF the Kind citizens OF
the United ars had been arrested. Sir Henry Wolf
inquired II those citizens we're not tried by public
trnunIl. Mr.. Forster requested that notice be gwen
OF this question.
sIr William larcourt. II mo Secretary replying to q
question b; Mr. Gray iH1ma Eucr) declared that, II
O(her tlckct-Of-clyc acted Dayitt had, they
would De mt 40 PRISON agdh. report had been le-
ccY.d rom tie l. r land Prison tlIt Davtt was In
good heath aud satisfied with the arrangements
made for hlni
In FarIaurnt today, after dFcusslOn OF the PrOt,c
tiOa b.li IN cOmmlitcr, DUNG whch nOth:nE not
worthy occurred. further consideration OF the bill
WIS adjourned IN II Tomorrow
Ihe NdHddrd say MT G.ndstnUe has decided TO intro
du c The Land b February - II the state or pubic
bu sincss admit.
Nix. PaTne.l Will sail for America in Il few days.
Many American Frnlans have during the past few
days arrived In Engani from Ireland. Their move
meutS closely ,tchcd.
The DnIy Nics says "Mr. Dillon will return TO Dab
In days ana lakc active direction Of the Land
LcaIl, when before tie Protection bill becomes law
will De bereft OK some Of its prominent officers"