New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
ENGLAND. IRELAND AND EGYPT.
BY LORD GRANVILLE AND Mr.. GLAD



LONDON, Nov 10.-Lord Granville, in that
part of hi speech AT the Lord Mayors banquet IN Guild
hall, IN which he dwclt the friendly feeling existing
between America and England, said:
Ih1vc it on excellent authority that not only tho
native Americans hut The Irish OF the bette class in the
United states almost 10 on that side OF the
great contest in Ireland on which Mr. Forster Is en-
Lord Grlnyll, said with reference to Egypt that
though diuicuc5 had arisen and might Agan arise he
did thiar IN OF the disposition Of Franceswih
whom England Was cooperating in the policy OF advs-
ing the Khcdyr to introduce reforms TO better the con-
don of the people, that there any reason to fear
that they woulJ be successfully dealt with The
Governments policy toward Egypt entirely directed
to her prosperity and freedom They attached impor-
tancc the union With Turly means Of protection
against FOREIGN yyrc.eion from whatever quarter.
Mr. Gladstone. in his speech at GuIdhal last night,
declared that the law would bs enforced with hrmness
and decision n ireland. The Tunes this morning says
This emphatic statement may serve "a a warning to
those tcnlht- "h" henE iehPl'u' tlu ven Ven
rly TO the uorrEt poh'y We understand h1t tie prlc
The large body Of Ir,,l icnautry wiz be met. II
occasion arise. by taking ouc by one the counties IN
the enforcement of tie law the whole power Of tho
Executive. Landlords, if assured that the Govern
meut VIII str,uuou.y support their legal rights, now
that the nst OF Injustice is removed be
nan. until rccactran tenants are reduced 10 subnis-
sion cscwhcrr tis plain that t4I- the law csn De-
VIII probably profit by the exemplary punishmcut Of
their ri,ows
1he rrH WlR Ga-,ac, commenting the compll-
mentary alu,ous at the Gudhlu banquet To the Irish
administration gf Mr.. Forster, says:
We have to pay Tor the Of order that has been
secured by decpeuci d.ianrct!on IL woud be great
Inc work tl Mr. Forster doing Professional classes
are deeply nceuscd al tho scandalous injustice such as
shown in the case Of DR. Kenny
REFUSING To PAY RyNT.
ON the Flrcworthstown estate County Iongforl, tho
tcnant4 of rorlc Errugon, member Of Parliament for
the county have declared that they Will not pay rents
IA consequence OF a refusal OF - per cent rcduc
ton Tie tenants OF Sir George Frtherston Bart In the
same district those OF the Earl OF Bgckng ngbamshire
and the tcuartr " other estates near Limerick have
made similar declarations.
There were eight arrest. in ireland yesterday.
The Land Commission has ratified AN agreement he
tween Miss Kuoys agent and tcnaut by whch the rent
Of II reduced 20 81 los, which il slightly over the
have been settled q similar basis.
Lord OHagan. the retiring Lord Chancellor Of Ireland,
took a formal farewell uf the bar ycHierlay.
At special meeting to-day the limerick Corporation
ilpo Nj Dillon or the forty members 81 the Council
only eighteen attended the meeting No Conservatives
Sir Samuel Wilson .'Conseryatye. the purchaser Of
Lord BcacousnclI- house a iughendcn has consented
to enter the contest member Of Parliament for Lon
donderry, In place oil Hugh Law, appointed Lord Ohah
hi. underwood that the American Legation will take
carly opportuty to thank tEe oyornnient Il% the the
saluic TO the American nag when u w@s carried IN the
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LETTERS FROM MRS. GARFIELD.
The Legation has received letters from Mira.
Garfield to the Queen, Mr.. Gladstone, Mr Thomas
Hughes aud Minister Lowell, thlnSins them for their
preston, OF ympIty the occasion oi the death OF
President Garfield.
one thousand operative, in the North s,aGordshlre
pottcrcs have gUue on strike.
RESULTS OF THE CABINET COUNCIL.
LONpON Nov ll-Thc Times says that II u understood
that the Cabinet viii not DO convened again for some
time 10 come unless an unexpected origcncy presents
tsef It may be Inferred says that the attitude OF
the Government upon the Irish questions remains u-
moved and inmoyabc Mr. Foster will return to Ireland
with no restraint upon the executive authority.
The Dmiy Ners. IN a leading article, says; :, Mr
Galstonc warning to rccacitrant tenants at the Lou
Mayors banquet on Wednesday night ud NOT need
Cabinet Coanr TO give its effect and there Is no reason
10 believe that ireland occupied any unusual snare O
! the Cabinets tine yesterday ,fE
The JHiud ITciGHt denies that Mr. sexton mas oecoo
It's editor and states that he had any connection
with IT, Tho editor had issued an address TO inc ooers
Land League branches, asking them to forward 10
him weekly accOuns Of events IN their respective aus
rirta n order keep their brethren In America III
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