Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-04

LIMERICK. June 4.-Ths most i'm.
posing military display in the Irish land
agitation since the Boycott expedition
was made today in the eviction Of three
tenants OF Colonel Hase, near New
Psllss. County Limerick. A military
force. consisting Of $50 Coldstrssm
Guards. 100 Fusilisr Guards. an ambu.
lance corps and six men Of an engineer
corps. arrived yesterday morning ct New
Psllas. This place IL . small country
village, bat Il 10 * turbulent that 10
boasts OF the best police barracks in Ire.
land outside Of Dublin. The column
was here Joined BY 800 o~onstsbulary.
At Q o'clock marching orders were
given. sdstaohmsus Of police going nrst.
then the guards, and then more police.
In this order they proceeded toward
Colonel HAsss' estate, Just outsids Of
New Pailas. Fifty Of the guards and .
tent wagon were detached and . camp
formed In the green fields, while the
main body paused on. After an hours
brisk march under . broiing sun, Cur
laballa bridge Was reached, when an en-.
gineer went across to examine the
bridge. having heard reports that II had
been destroyed. II was found to be 90.
and the engineer thought Il could b
repaired without serious delay. The
soldiers q police therefore mansseo 70
cross In single ME Along the parapets 0.
the bridge which were lett standinR. ana
the horses went bali . mile Gown the
river and found an easy ford. Inis
dstour caused an hours delay 70 the
resident magistrate aud Q newspaper cor
respondent who were on . )auntnR o3
and could not cross.
About . thousand men. women ana
boys. who met the expedition at tbs
point, booted at the troops and police
but Offering no violence. The chapel
bells wsrs. however, ringing aud signal
frss were burning. The alarms and
smoke Of ores gathered people from
miles round. While the troops were
crossing the river. q O'Dounei ar
rived on the scene M made . spsson 20
the people. Hs urged them vebemsntly
to abstain from giving the soldiers and
police an excuse for firing ON them. He
begged them not to throw stones.
The hrst svieted farm was soon
reached after leaving the bridge. It
was that Of James Kennedy, who had
offered only the lRoysrnmsnt valuation,
A be could pay no more. The guards
halted and rested on their arms, while
one hundred police, with Capt. Hatehell
and sub-Sherif Nash and Mr.. Goddard
Of the Emergency Committee. with two
bsiliffs and Q nephew OF Colonel Hare,
agent Of the estate, entered Ksnnsdy's
holding. About one thousand people
co~ngrsestsd in the adjoining fields and
closely watched the premises. They
yelled and shouted themselves hoarse at
the Sheriff and the bailiffs. The svio-
ton then began. A few broksn.lsgssd
chairs. some bedding. some plates,
wash. bowl, q table and other housshold
furniture, . wsll-worn bible and some
childrsn's copy books, were thrown out
in Q heap In the yard. During the pro-
eress Of the work there were many
moments when there was imminent
danger Of collision.
It appears that Q proclamation had
been issued the night before by sscrs-
tary Forster. warning the people OF New
Psllss that any assembling Tor the pur.
pose Of o~bstruosing the process Q law
would 30 dispersed by loros. WIN ,nis
proclamation Captain hateneii. q resi-