The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-14

In the interest OF the Land League,
says: lam much pleased that you in
tend 10 make the development of the
industrial resources Of the country and
the encouragement OF native manufsc-
lures q leading feature OF your paper.
think the time fast approaching when
you might do much to assist in the re-.
establishment of Irish manufactures by
encouraging our people TO use home
made in preference to English made
goods lam disposed to believe, 10 re-
gard to articles not at present manu-
featured at home. We might use the
products OF American factories. This
would tend TO not as direct protection
to Irish manufactures. % it would en-
courage the establishment Of works for
the purpose Of nufacturing such ar
ticles at home. The organization
which the land movement has fostersd
would DO very important in assisting
such scheme.
O'Lsary's Views.
DUBLIN, Aug. l2.--In compliance
with the request Of the Chief Secretary
for Ireland. in his reply to the deputa-
tion OF Irish farm laborers which
lately waited on him. O'Leary has for.
warded 10 Forster o statement Of the
position OF grievances of Irish laborers
O'Lsary has travelled extensively In the
United States and Canada TO obtain in.
formation in regard to the condition Of
the working classes, and has also tray
eled nearly oil over Ireland on foot.
He urges the appointment Of several
commissioners to inquire into the la
bos question and advocates the despatch
70 Iselsnd Of properly qualified lectur>
ers 10 lecture In the rural districts on
matters affecting the welfare OF the
peasantry. Cottage gardening, i'm
proved methods OF agriculture and
rearing Of live stock. he says, might
also be treated. OLeary says healthy
and natural low Of emigrsnts who csa,
not get on in Ireland l. wise, but he
opposes promoted emigration and
points out the wretched accommoda,
ton for smigrsnts 10 most American
ports.
Forster replies that there are some
matters 10 O'Leary's letter which 81 q
later date be would wish to discuss with
him.
The Cornen Grew Defeated.
VIENNA, Aug. lathe presidents OF
the Vienna rowing clubs were most
hospitable to the Cornells. A splendid
course was kept Both crews were
much cheered. especially the Amsri.
can. After . mile had been traversed,
Shinkle was sesn TO fslter. and In .
moment the Cornells were in complete
confusion. Shinkle then fell forward,
aud il Was ascertained that he had
tainted. The viennese crew 10 CON-
posed Of very muscular and powerful
men.
TunistaA Anairs.
TuxIs. Aug IL. - The mAraudinR
barda xho hitherto confined themsel YES
10 the districts east and south Of Tunis
have commenced depredasions in the
country in ths direction OF Algeria. II
10 stated that some oountain tribes OF
the border also revolted. bat Il 10 In
possible 10 ascertain 10 what extent.
Most Of the French troops are moving
in that direction, which tends 20 show
that the disturbance 10 serious. Only
three hundred French cavalry are IN
the city. 90 IL 10 impossible to check
depredatious by mounted Arabs.
whs Piundsrsd sax.
Official reports Of independent per-
sons oil tend to show that the French
troops plundercd houses Of the Euro
peaas at Sfax.
To leave 2eme.
LONDON. Aug la.-lt 10 asserted that
the report that the Pope intends 70
leave Rome is circulated by the Vatican
With the intention Of arousing Catho.
lies abroad.
Protecting the Jews.
BERLIN. Aug la.-The government
has taken the necessary measures 70
protect the Jews in Pomeranis and
West Prussia However, tronhle viii
not soon Be stopped. - in those dis
tricts strong hatred against the Jews
seems to psrvade the whole population.
To Talk Baseh.
II has been reported that thu Official
language In Transvaal shall bs Dutch,
and that no other shail Be allowed 10
law courts. This places British resi-
jcnts and natives u further dladvan-
tase.