, 1881-02-05
IV1t1IlONs
fee1ing Throughout Poor Old
Erin Running at Fever
Heat.
Davitt Now in Prison at PEN
tonvi1le, in Conviot's
Habilimonts.
statement by tho Speaker Of
the House Of Conn
mons. :;
Ha Will Use His Autooratic
Powers Only in Bx-
treme Cases.
parncll Gives to America a Cor
rect View Of tho Hard
:, Situation.
Tho Speech Which Put Stripes on Dayiit
The Leagues Moncys-Ter.
ror and Desperation.
Interviews at New York with 0'Don-
ovan-Rossa, MoMahon, and
Burke.
6ambetta to Visit Yicnna to Soc II
Austria Opposes Ills Personal
Ambition.
Bismarck Tells the Prussians What He
Wants and What He Is Going
to Have, !:
Tho Speech Which Put Stripes on Dayitt
The Leagues Moncys-Ter.
ror and Desperation.
Interviews at New York with 0'Don.
ovan-Rossa, MoMahon, and
Burke.
Gambetta to Visit Yicnna to Soc II
Austria Opposes Ills Personal
Ambition.
Bismarck Tells the Prussians What He
Wants and What He Is Going
to Have,
PARLIAMENT,

DNADLArElI STEPS INTO THE ARENA.
LoypoS, Feb. lin tic House of COM
nous to-day the Speaker, on taking the chair.
read statement tint he would Use tho a,l-
thollty intrustsd to him with circunlspcc-
tion, so rs 10 insuro Freedom Of debate, and
That lie wouid shortly iay the rules before
tho House. Meanwhile he will make rule,
The practical effect Of which will be- to pre-.
vcnt member who Is dissatisfied with an
answer to question moving all adjournment
Of the 1loise,
alr. Forster roso at . O'Clock p. H., amid
cheers, to move q second reading Of the Pro-
tcctlou bill.
:s1r. Bradlaugll moved the rejection of the
bill, because llu sald there Is no certainty TINT
the House Of Lords will approve the Land
bill as readily as they will tho Coercion bill.
PARLIAMENT ro nAvf: No HAY.
1lr. Forster, In making ills statement OH
moving tho second reading Of Tic Protection
bill, laid STRESS t1on tic Importance Of the
retrospective provisions Of tic measure.
Relative to tllo lists OF arrests to be pre-
sentct to Parliament monthly, he said 1t
was not intended that the sanction Of lh.rllu-
mcnt would be necessary for siy particular
urest. 1.ator Information, lle said, made the
case In favor Of the bill much stronger.
The definite WIS adjourned.
THE HoME-IsELE MEMrEI.s, TITUS FAR To-
hare been remarkably. quiet. They held u
conference .to-tiay, ami another manifesto
wt,tld 90 forth tonight, Tl,ore was sonlc
split at tho conference, but It Is now be-
lIeyct to be healed.
THE SUSPENDED MEMpERs. :.
Tic names OF tho 1Io1ue-Rute Members Of
Parailent "suspentled arc: Dillon, Par
nelf Barry, Dtggar, lyrMc, Corbet, {;rny,
Healy, Dawson Finegan, till, Lalor, Lcamy,
lealy, Mccarthy, McCoan, Nar,,n,, Nlutgc,
Nelson, Arthur O'Connos, Thomas r. O'Con-
nor, Tlm 0'Donoe!luc, 1In!,on, O'Su1liyun,
John oConnor Power, Redmond, Soxton,
Slnltf!wlck. d. II. Sullivan, T. D. Sullivan,
Molloy, Hiehard Power, O'Shaughncssy,
o'DonnelI, otKclly. -
a14ApsroSE's RESOLUTION.
Tho prlncipal, alterations III Gladstono's
resolution, rs finally adopted by tho House OF
GommoHs. aro that n motion for urgency
must be made by Il Minister, who must state
hls 1casolas, aud that tic majority stating
urgency must consist Of thres TO oae III Il
1louso OF at least 800 members. 4 motitfi-
oa1lo1l was also introduced, luaking 1t clear
ulat the Speaker was intended TO use tho
powers conferred upon him only for fncill-
m1lng particular business which might BIO
declared urgent.
TIVE ENGLISH wl10 VOTED WITH THE IRISH,
Ihe only English members OF. Commons
Mho yoteh asainst Dillon's suspension were
Cowan tlsadlcal ard Ilonle-ltulcr) and I.a-
ooachere tatlyancel L!beraN. They also
loted a1all'st parnell's suspension, but not
asalnst Finagan's. Tho six members who
ssa,so 'eea against tho suspension Of tho twenty
Jfkak