Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-11

had his photograph taken standing beside a
ditch, with his rifle in hand and pile of
cartridges at his feet. The picture was
labeled " "Nally's Pills" Nally reached Dub
lin last night by the 10 o'clock train frsm the
west. The platform was crowded when he
was being put into the cab. He shouted !:
For every man arrested, let one be laid
PROSTATE s" At Kilmainham Jail he cried
out: IAN eye for an eye +" "a tooth for
tsoth! {" Both exclamations were loudly
cheered. The latest arrests reported are three
at Claremorris. namely, J; 2. Quinn: ).
Gordon and D. A. Hern, all members of the
Local League Branch. There is considerable
excitement at Dublin tonight, but the whole
proceedings are generally viewed as good
subject for sport. A large number of pris-
oners will arrive by the mail train at 4 o'clock
A. NJ. from Duth. A fresh batch of warrants
was issued tonight.
House of Commons.
LONDON, March 10th.-In the House of
Commons to-day Gladstone stated that the
Government assented to prolongation of
the armistice with the Beers. The announce
ment was received with cheers by the Rad
icals.
Harrington said the order for the with
drawal of the British troops from Candahar
had already been given.
The Under Secretary, replying to ques-
ton. said there had been no correspondence
recently with the United States respecting
interoceanic communication, but the subject
was receiving the Governments careful at
tention The question recited the passage IN
Garfeld's inaugural relative to the inter-
oceanic canal, and asked whether, by the
Clayton Bulwer treaty, England and the
United States had not agreed, as general
principle, to extend their protection to any
practical communications across the lsthmus,
and whether the British Government and the
United States will or have come to an under
standing as to the execution of this treaty IN
the respect now contemplated.
LONDON, March 10th.-The arms bill will
have a third reading Friday. A clause was
added granting licenses to carry arms to such
occupiers of agricultural holdings as produce
certificates signed by two Justices that they
are fit to have licenses.
Four more political prisoners have been
placed in Kilmainham jail.
Boyton has telegraphed Minister Lowell
that he has asked the authorities for the par
ticulars of his arrest, charges, etc.
England VIII Not Abandon the Gold
Standard.
LONDON, March 10sh-A deputation of the
Liverpool Incorporated Chamber of Com
merce yesterday held conference with Har-
tington, Secretary Of State for India, and
presented memorial urging the Government
to appoint commission to represent England
and especially India, at the Monetary Con-
ference. Harrington pointed out there was
some difficulty owing to the terms in which the
invitations of France and the United States
were couched. As originally worded, it
seemed to commit the Governments accepting
it to an adoption of bimetallism, and the ad-
mission that the maintenance of the gold
standard is impolitic. Harrington said the
Government could not participate in any con-
ference which assumed a willingness to
abandon the gold standard. Negotiations
had, consequently, taken place with view
of modifying the invitation in order to per-
nit England to accept it. Consistently with
these reservations England and India would
willingly adopt any safe and prudent measure
helping to rehabilitate the values Of silver.
Germany and The Monetary Conference.
LONDON, March 10th-A correspondent
says that Germany has accepted the invita-
tion to attend the Monetary Conference, with
the express reservation thatshe will not regard
herself bound in any way by the decisions of
the delegates.
london Shooting Match.
LONDON, March 10th.-This was the Sec
ond night OF the Carver and Scott contest.
The aggregate Of the glass balls broken is