, 1881-06-04

anil tho family lHliablttnK IL cienfe'l OIL.
w1l1Lr 1tErunSixn writ rttt:,n rIs1so2Ena,
the police wero attacked MID fired upon n
stcontl time, ono nj tl,olr llorscs being sl,ot
denti. THIS mounted mel, dispatched for
the military, Ind tn run q severe gauntlet.
determined effort l,einE ntn,e IN prevent
thc,n reaching 1rl!u. 'Iiey, However, rule
iI,tb the town through ult nl,siar!.a. 'fIsn
Lying column ut Fe'lnny Is Under orters to
t,u renty at n ,no,nnnt's noticr. Troops arc
even going FROM Cork to New pntlas.
DIt.fA)N's LETTER
to the Speaker ut tie lto,lse OF Commons
from Ktllna!nllam Jail IL published. l'lllhn
inquiries whether the 1ucstton of prlsi'cRH
dues not arIsu on his arrest and snys the
Chief Secretary for IRELAND read inaccurate
rep,rta Ut Ills (DtI1ot'a) speech. lle d.
clarcs It tlf not afTord Justification Tor l'ls
arrest. The Speaker, III reply, says TINT as
Dillon's letter ttlst not rclnta to aily rsatter
Ut privilege, lie l,nsl nut Thought 1t necessary
10 Iny 1t before The llo,,sc.
o'coyNNR r1flr:t, ot1r.
In The House of Commons, during the ttmo
of putting qucsttons to tbs Ministers,
'rl,onas O'Cpnnor was called to order for
,lsng the wort "inctN1ncous." 0'kctty |
{Iiol,e-l.ulr lnc,nber) thereuppn applied the |
epiti,ats "calumnous'' mid "lying" to
several ncnsbers Of the House, anil his s''s- |
pension for the remainder Of the sitting WIS |
! moved by MIR. Gladstone nld cnrr1cd--lsS to
II. O'Kelly then withdrew qntnlly.
Pnrneli gave notice TINT lie would Mt Some
future til,o cali attention to t!e clrcuni-
stances of the suspension Uf O'keily.
| RECESS UNTIL. TIL: frIt.
! On motion Df hfr. Gladstone to take recess
mntt the 9th inst, the Conservative members
raised heated discussion on the stnte OF
Ireland.
llarcourt, III replying 10 Nortlscote, denied
| tllB charges af conccnln1ent and luck OF Ill
formation, MD accused Nortlicoso Of desiring
tn eiubnrrass tho Government BY causing a'l
alarn, and n,ldtng to the difficulties Of the
grave circumstances already existing.
Mr.. Gladstone said vigorous measures Here
adopted by thu Irish Executive yesterday fur
dealing with resistance 10 the law, Including
that at the castle ilear Nuw rallas.
Mr. Nortllcote saif tha statement was not
rcassurlng. Mr.. Forster's absence must 0f
itself cause anxiety.
Mr. Gladstono's motion to take recess i'll.
til the 9th was agreed to.
The statement wl,1cl, T. 2. O'Connor, III
the House Of Commons to-day termed
"mcndncious," was one In Question by Il.
l.. Tottenham {Conseryatlve}, member for
. Lcltriin. attrlbuting tile murders III galway
to tho action Of tho Land League. The whole
proceedings 1t, the House showed growing
friction between the Government aid tho
Irish members. =
Mr.. Gladstone, iii the course OF q reply to d
question, defended the threats to eylct the
: tenants OIL the Kenmare property, OIL the
ground TINT the most Immoral doctrines llad
been preached concerning rent.
Mr.. Parnel defended Ills udyice to with.
} hold unjust rents, and said Mr.. Forster. III
! hot restraining landlords, had violated the
solemn pledges Of tho Government, and
thrown Its whole weight Oil tho side OF the
+ Landlords; but the tenants. lie declared,
! would continue to fight tha question OF rents,
and he boldly said 'they would WIN, even
against bnyonets md police.
| a1cCarthy's motion for vote Of censure OH
the Irish Executive was rc5ectcd-13 to q
Q Joseph Cowcn, Radical, was the only Eli
gllsl, member who voted with the minority,
During the debate on tile motion William n
U johnson, Ltbernl meInbur for Mallow, snit
II the result Of the action OF tho Land Leagut
Ind been 10 bring Ireland to her present de
i. plornble condition.
q Mr.. parneIl advised the Government to re
Q fuse to give assistance to landlords In carry
Y. " ing out evicti0ns; and warned them TINT II
u they continue to employ the military ant
= police thore would bG much bloodslled befort
tho Land hill passed. If blood was shed B..
tho police and military. there would undonbt
= edly b. retaliation, and the lives Of man.
- landlords and tenants would bo lost.
~ Lord Harrington salt that, under tic guls
~ of prophecy, par,cll Ind uttered most sorl
W Gus threats to induce tho Government Il
- abandon the very first Of their duties. Al
tilouglrthe general charge Ind been mad
Il against the Government Ut assisting at Ill
~, ~, Just evicttoms no facts liad been advanced
=" show tint the landlords had been nhusln
tteirrights, TheNovernlnent dfdHot inten
=, to surrender either tho ordinary or extrao
~ ~, ,linnry powers which Parliament gaye the1
~ ~ Into the hands Of the Land League.
ba Sin LINES.
@ nv Tho Daily Ne,us says: "Whcn progrcs
he wns reported OIL the Land bill IN tho Hons
~ ~, Of Commons yesterrny, tho Committee W.
- discussing line 10, but, rs the first seven linz
20 20 belong to the preamble, six lines represol
w. w. the progress mndc III three stttngs. The bi
IN contains LOSS lines."
~. ~, ATHEISTS.
~ ~ A dispatch from Dublin tonight say'
,t With every hour now new arrests under II
I'd Coercion act and now outbreaks OF the peop
,,u l." nro announced. This afternoon body
NJ 15o members of the constabulary police we
Nv sent to reinforce the police ut New PalIas.
r. r. fresh force of military Inns also been Ill
w, W. pntchel to that place: Tho Secretary OF Il
1,s M Ralltnamorc Land lengue aud five Of itsinol
IN hors were arrested to-day under the Coerclt
"I net. The condition Of the country gro,
hv worse every day.
~ DUBLIN, June I.-I3raly, Secretary OF t
wv Dn!linamore, County LeItrlni, La1,l ltcagu
O'l}etrne, and two men named Murray, {
'a.1 OF Balltnamure, and Gallogtly and Reilly.
~. .s adjacent Villages, have been arrested und
,I,I the Coercion act.