New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-02
THE LAND BILL AssALED

LohD SALISBURY PROPOSES TO AMEND IT--pARNEII
NAMED" IN PARLIAMENT
LONDON Aug. 1.-There was numerous attend
"hce la Tue House Of Lords to-day for tho second
reading OF the Land bill. All the leaders were
present. except Lord Granville. who ia
indispoSed. Lord Carlingford QiberaD moved
the second reading of the biz in a
long speech. Lord Salisbury followed Lord Carl
lnpsioru ana was received with loud cheers bv the
O@ohseryatlves @ He most severely criticised tue b H.
anu Iovlewed the past legislation for Ireland. The
6: ment ne said, sought to make the report Of
tne richmond Commission basis for the iii bnt
We're waS 'at .e dfnant
the bill landlord could not even select the
; So lor cottages lie became sort of mortgagee of
mead agent for the Land Commission, which has, a
pa pas hostile to the landlords interest He agrees TO
te pill under the circumstances but will stand bv
tne amendments for tho insertion of q clear defni
un ot rair rent Tor the exemption of estates man
agea on tie English system, and tenancies of over
tloO yearly from the operation of the bill and for
'he mar htenance OF the mviolabity of leases.
MORE SHARP ATTACKS
The Marquis of Lansdownc (LiberaD said he re-
garded the bili rs an attempt to quell agrarian ag
gtession by the ndiscrminate concession of propr-
etor'al rights. Lord Inchiqun (Conservativo)
strongly condemned the bill The Marquis of Water
ford Cor servatjve said the bill was one Of confsco
non without compensation. Lord Lytton said the
oll Mas revolutionary, a concession TO threats of
end either In the dissolution Of The connection he
tween Tor, ENGLAND and Ireland or civil war.
having defended the BILL the Duke Of Argyle, Lord
Pryy Seal moved Tie adjournment
u the House Of Commons last night Mr.. Parnen,
before departing, said call the public to Wit
ness that You, Mr.. speaker, have refused rs the
fToedom ,G Of DISCUSSION" NJ Parnel then left the
heard such words used in the House
n, Inc lone Rnc members Of Parliament intend to
oHer considerable opposition to tho estimates
At meeting of tha Home Rue members of tla
iiouse OF Commons 1t was decided to watch very
closely the Gnendrnents made to the Land bill in
THE CONDITION or IRELAND.
At meeting of the Darlington durham County,
Branch of the Land League 10 day letter from Miss
Parnell was read calling attention TO the danger in
which Ireland is placed by the ferocious state of
feeling in England toward Ireland, by the large
powers IN the hands of the Executive and the com
plcte immunity from legal check D,rHilment en-
j32yed by the agents of the Government when they
chose TO break the law.
The strike of the laborcrs in Cork County is ex-
tending to The city OF Cork. where 400 lahorcrs
sstruck to-day owing TO the perspasions of country
laborers.
PARS?,LL suspRNpRD
LONDON, Aug. LIN the House of Commons to-
day Mr. Parnell was named for peYsistinR in
spite of the Speakers ruling in raising the question
of the Irish political prisoners, and declaring that
the authority of tho House of Commons was always
on the side of power. Mr.. Gladstone moved his
Suspension Tor the remainder of the sitting. MIR.
Parncll rosc and interrupted Mr.. Gladstone, and
the vote, a. the Speaker ntcrtered with the free
dom of discussion He thea quilted the House.
ne motion for his suspension was carried by vote
of 1872 to H..
Thomas y. 0'Connor expects to start ten days
hence on his American tour in the interest O. the
Irish land aRitation. The~prospect of Mr. Pancll
crossing the All lntic grows daily move probable.
THE CLEw TO THE INFERNAL MACHINES.
II ia stated that the police very rclccnt III re-
gard to the memorandum book found in the possess
sion of McGrath, one Of the indicted for
attempting blow up the Liverpool Town Hall, but
il is believed The book contains a series Of memo
randa relating to steamers and articles to by
them from America, and III view Of the discoveries
of internal machines ii il inferred that The informal
tion which Sir William Harconrt Home Secretary,
obtained Of the expected arrival of such machines
was actually Obtained from perusal of McGraths
memorandum book.