The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-01
WASHINGTON, Oct. ga member Of the

WASHINGTON, Oct. PA member Of the
Presidents Cabinet said this morning that
his opinion was that ,itftliur wbsld appoint
his Cabinet soon. He said that all the men,
beers of the Presidents Cabinet who go out
are anxious to 90 out Immediately, and they
have earnestly requested the President to re-
lease them rs soon as he conveniently can.
General Grant, it is rurnored, brought to
the President the Information of Morgan's
willingness to accept the Seeretatystip OF the
Treasury, but a. to Cabinet matters Grant
msintains his characteristic retlc-nce. On
one point, however. he is not %rrticent. lie
makes no secret OF his friendship for the frat
assist ant Postmaster General. Tynsr, and OF
his sympathy with 7ynsr in his present fight
to retain his position. Tyner had another in
terview with Arthur this morning, which
Grant arranged.
Secretary Blaine and Assistant Secretary
Hunt, accompanied by the foreign guests, ar
rived this morning. ~"
The first assistant Postmaster-General, Ty-
ner, had another long Interview with the
President To-day.
New YORK, Oct. 22.-The Heydld'S Lon
don special says: The whitehall ReUieoo says
the Marquis OF LOrle COMES home from CAN
ala by the express command of her Majesty.
There is reason to believe that the Marquis
has given complete satisfaction 10 the Queen
snd The Imperial government in The perform
ance of his duties as Governor-G General OF
Canada, and that his unexpected visitto Eng
land is hot altogether connected with his Of
fetal position.
Hon. Mr.. AcPherson, Speaker of the Cans
dian Parliament, in an interview published
here, says the Marquis of Lorne has highly
commenced himself to the Canadians. He
has always shown a sincere desire to advance
ti,a nrpsppyify of tho epuntrv AND his req MT
tor Was mostly political, and will bring m
mense advantages to Manitoba and the north
west. D..
Macdonald praises a movement in favor OF
fair trade, which, he s.ys, has proved so ben
etcial to Canada.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-The proclamation
against the land league warns all persons of
the Irish National Land League, or by what
other uame it ma be called, that it is all UNI
lawful, criminal association, and that all
meetings to carry out or promote its designs
or purposes are unlawful and criminal and
will be prove hted and dispersed by force.
The proclamation warns the Queens subjects
connected with the league 10 disconnect
themselves and abstain from giving further
countenance to it. All the powers Snd re-
source 3 of the governments command, the
proclamation says, will be employed to pro-
tect the Queens subject. in tile free exercise
OF their lawful csllings aud occupations; to
enforce the tulfl'ment Of all lawful obliga-
tions and save process of law aud the eNecu-
tiUn Of the Queens wrlts from hindrance or
obstruction. 1t calls upon all legal subjects
to uphold and maintain the authority OF law
and supremacy Of the Queen in Ireland.
When Tie news reached abe La nd Leagues
Office of the governments proclamation, a hur-
ried coui.cil was held. Books and docu-
ineDts were secured and letters from the
country destroyed. Many books and papers
We're aiken to a place of safety. Lights were
~extinsuished, and the doors locked. The,
exec(rlye officials d%ecampel, fearing arrest,
~feavit.s only a stock of note paper and en-
~velopcs. 3 " @