, 1881-06-19

| e1ADieS TO maintain peace and restrain vic
| lence. next visited AIR. Markey, who In
been Secretary of the League since the arrcs
OF the first Secretary, undcr the Co
crclGli act, last week. lie expressed tin
same fears OF II disturbance Il
the next eyict1ons, but did not see it coult
be prevented il the people were rs deter
mined as before. They were aware of tht
consequences OF assaultlng the soldiers, bl,
seemed not to care for tile conse
;Quences., The people, wore very poo
about Alitchellstown, and had mad.
up their minds that they would get liyi1ls
off the :lurd come what might. They coult
dis but once. Mr.. Narkey be
lieved that if the evictions coult
be stopped till the passing Of thu
Land bill there would be no trouble, fur llt
thought that it the people got the Land bill
they would not give thought to home-rulc OF
national independence. i also hear on guod
authority that !.
| THE GOVERNMENT INTENDS TO SUSPEND
| TlsLA1. nY JURY
III Ireland. Trials III the disturbed districts
have been, as is well known, a complete
mockery since the agitation assumed the
present proportions. 1t has, therefore, been
tile custom for some months for the Crown
prosecutors to Eet the yellue changed ia
Dublin, where unpreiudicel jurits might be
secured. Thls metl,otl of dealing with the
| difficulty, however, bears heavily ou
Dublin jurynlelf, who fur some
time have been practically trying
cases tor half Of: ireland, to the serious in
+; jury Ut their business. Indignation ut this
injustice lius found vent in open protests,
and tho Judges, who are disgustetl
Mt tho frequent miscarriage Of Justice Iii
country districts, have added their voices to
secure respect for tile Courts. The Govern
mclt will, therefore, bc n.lablc much longer
to sl'irk their responsibility at the expense Of
Dublin juryme,,, aud uro expected to sts-
pend the jury system in certain of the pre-
claimed districts
EDWIN BOOTH.
Speciu1 Cubic.
LONDON, June 1S.-Alr. Edwin Eoot}l, wife,
aud daughter leave Liverpool to-day Oil tlle
Botllnia, together with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Wicker, and Mrs. Booths physician and
nurse. a large number Of friends babe
farewell to the distinguished actor and guest
sut thu railway station yesterday. In Liver
pool a .stea,n-tender has been specially ell
gagged to transfer Mrs. Booth from the docks
to the steamship. Mr.. Booth carries with
him the sympathy and admiration Ut London.
lie will appear in New York, under Mr. 4Ab-
bcy's management, at Booths Theatre III
the beginning Of October, aud will afterward
make a tour of the country. Negotiations
are going on for his reappearance here next
May Or June and 4 season i'll tho British
provinces in the following September. In
January. 1851, la Intends to play In Ger
many in English with n German company.
THE LIVERPOOL. coSsrll.Arors.
To the Ttstsr7r Associated Prtss
LIVERPOOL, June lS.-AIckeyitt and Nc
Grath, charged with attempting to blow Zip
the TowD-llall. were examined by the Gov-
ernnent to-day. Tho Prosecuting Solicitor
said he did not intend to go into the question
OF FenianiSln RS the case would stand OH its
own merits. StcKevitt, lie said, had denied
any connection with tile Fenians, but the reg
ular delivery ut Its lodgings of the Irish
World, with his printed address. as though
he was a regular subscriber, would be
proved. An analytical chemist had ascer-
taine,t that the bomb used In the attempt was
filled with nitro-glycerine, Mcfiratls land
lady, he said. would prove that lie (AfcGratl)
possessed all iron piping similar TO the bomb.
and that he had been secretly engaged in
haninering something.
At tile close Of the evidence the prisoners
were committed for trial. McGrath was
then charged alone with causing the late ex-
plosion at the Police Barracks.
AT THE LAND SESSIONS,
Mt Castle Bar, County Mayo, :: tenant, named
Si1son, claimed 95,A45 compensation from
Lord Lucan for Imprisonment. Lord Lucan
refused to pay anything, but the Court gave
a decision In favor Of Simson for A!.,a54.
BIRMINGHAM, June l6.-The authorities
here are strictly guarding the Town Hall,
owing tU warning from London.
STEAMSHIP DELAYED.
LONDON, June $50 Ming to the strike ut
Hull, the steamship Baltic, anu ounced to
sall for New York on Tuesday last, will not
get off before next week.
TELEPHONES.
Du Chateau, the manager OF the French
Telephone Company, has started from Paris
for Brussels to represent the French pro-
1noters Of telephone company with cap
ltal OF 10000. COO francs, to be started there
under Belgian. English, American, and
French auspices.
THE REDUCTION OF IRON.
An official return states that there are now
b:G blnst-turnacas III operation i'll Great Brit
ain out Of 9G7 existing. Preparations are be-
lng made to reduce the production OF iron at |
and in the Durham district to the
extent Of nenrly 1000 tons weekly.
HERR stosT's CASE.
The Court for Crown Cases reserved, con-
firlnet, with costs, the conviction Of Johann
Most, the publisher Of the Sociallstlo journal,
Lhe Frcu4eit. This is final
Sullivan, counsel for the prisoner, argued |
1t great length that all Indictment for iucit- !
ng to murder must refer to all actual per- |
sonal transaction between the defendant and !
some other person. 1tMust refer to trans |
action Of nature quite distinct from |
scandal or libel, Of which the defendant was |
Lord Chief-Justice Colerldge, without CALI
ne on the Attorney General to reply to SUI |
ivan. delivered Judgment confirming tic
In the Court below, and the other
Judges c0ncurrcd.
II. s1D1K1kOFF.
ndcfatigable in his enleayUrs to open the
Arctic regions to commerce alld navigation,
lus fitted out three slcdge expeditions. which
Lrc to take food, clothes, aud coal to the
oscar Xlickson and Northland, lis two ships,
low frozen up in the Arctic Ocean, aud of
which nothing has been heard since tile
,rly part of last year. The steamer Norl-
nskiold is being prepared at Gothenburg for |