New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23
PARLIAMENTARY MEASURES.
PARNELIs SPEECH AT CLARA-oUEsTIoNs WHICH
MR.. GLADSTONE WILL ANSWER THURSDAY.

PARNELTs SPEECH AT CLARA-oUEsTIoNs WHICH
Mr.. GLADSTONE WILL ANSWER THURSDAY.
LONDON. Tuesday. Feb. %, 1881
In the House Of Commons to-day, Mr.. Law,
Attorney General for Ireland. replying TO the question:
Of which notice was given yesterday whether Mr. Par
nes speech at Clara Sunday, especially the passage
relative TO "poughing up the land" not an ncte-
ment 70 punishable Offences said that he had only seen
newspaper reports of MI Parnes speech but that the
question has received and will receive his careful at
tentiOn. Ills remarks greeted with cheers.
Mr. Gladstone replying to the questions. said that he
could not give the details OF the Land bill until
he presents the bill IN the House with clear
prospect Of proceeding Herewith. he said
that he would state Thursday what course was
proposed regarding the public business Replying TO
question to whether the Government intended
abandoning the Arms bill, Mr. Gladstone said he would
state 1t Ca Thursday.
To the list of English members Of the House OF Com
mons already announced voting yesterday In the
minority Mr. GadstODes motion that at midnight the
remaining clauses Of and amendments to the Protection
bill be put forthwith, the following arc to be added;
Vscounts Newports and Hemsey, Conservatives; the
Right Hon. George A. Bentinck, Conservatives Arthur
j. Balfour Conservatives; Mr Boord Conservative; Mr
Feowes, Conservatives Sir John Miles, Conservatives
Sir Frederick Johnstone Conservative; Mr. Thomas E.
smith, Advanced Liberal and Mr.. Thompson Liberal.
THE SORROWS OF IRELAND.
DUBLIN Tuesday, Feb %, 1881.
Archbishop McCabe, Roman Catholic Pre-
late Of Ireland on Sunday next will issue Lent pas
toral as follows:
We should pray with great fryor for our country over
which the Almighty has permitted sore trials 10 iall
Her history ia eth to great extent record OF sOrroM
But calamity terrible and humiliatng tnan any
that has yet befalen her seems to threaten Aes LOT
our country in her struggle Tor Justice arc sougudi
| from the ranks OF mpius inhde4, who have plunged
their own unhappy land into misery, and who are sworn
| 70 destroy the foundations OF all religion, NH,
Will Catholic Ireland tolerate such an indigntYl WIN
| an confidence men VINO nave Wckeuly
planned III Will she break from all holy traditions
which during OF persecution c0mmanded ior her INC
vcneratlOn OF the Chrlsan "OrIui bet us pray 'n"'
God may foroldlt
II being considered unnecessary to Keep the coast
guard ship Bcllese the north coast OF Ireland any
longer she has been ordered to return to Kingsown
A private powder magazine at Cork has been forci6y
entered and large quantity of gun and blestDg pow
! der has been stolen
| TuR DEBATE LAST EVENING.
Tho House Of Commons tonight took up the Protection
| bin "a amended in committee After several clauses
moved by the Home Rulers additions TO tho DILL mao
been rejected, a clause moved by Mr. Sullivan providing
that no person should be discharged at greater dis
iapce than five from the place Of arrest was agreed
O;N, ror.,ors amendment limiting the retrospective
acton of the bill TO September 30 1880, was carried
In tbc course OF the debate Mr. Parnoll declared ina
rho PeaIsa oEc6oiEatlon IN Ireland was never es cuY
| tboe at oresent Paris was Mr. StephenBs residence
and he had merely returned hther from tour IN IN
United States where no had been opposing tho Lane
siF William Harcourt, the Home Secretary, said thai
the Government had grounds for believing thai Fenan
I'm anil exlsed aud still intended 10 out ITS objects
! by tho most abominable and detestabe ncans 10 re
Jrs6Dan and violent speech by John Dewey, formerly
| a political convict In AMERICA
MR. PARNELIs RETRAcT1oN.
Mr. parne has written to the secretary OF the brancl
OF the Land League at Clara rctractng his advice L
plough up the land because be be has learned ina
uiusI and barbarOus laws make such an act puuishab
| by seven years penal serVituhc'