New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-26
ruE JuRY UNABLE TO AGREE.


vxfgr,Na SCENES AT THE TRIAL OF THE TRANEh-
srps--rBE JURY DIsCHARGED-THE JUDGES
COMMENTS pARNELL CHEERED - DISCUSSING
rus IRISH TRoUBLEs IN PARLIAMENT.
DUBLIN, Tuesday, Jan. 20. 1881.
In the Court of Queens Bench to-day, in
-, sss of the Grown against the Traversers, Judge
rxrerald concluded his charge to the jury at l2%o
!, He was specially severe on the violence Oh ieank
s. ,smbers and paid agents Of the Land League H. ne
,aid the Jury found the charges brought nome
a. the aversers, all, according to law were eauay
..,ty Iu connection with this point he told the jury
that it was for the Court to lay down the law WHICH,
wrong could be amended elsewhere.
M Nacdonough contended that the Judge should not
have ment oned this power Of appeal to the jury JUS
tee Barry concured with Judge Fitzgerald and pointed
out that Mr. MaodonouRh could move Tor new 'ria VI
,roceed by writ of error. Mr. Macdonough began an
Argument quoting authorities Mr. Parnei entered tne
cour and Was loudly Ceered by the audience In the
gallery There was great excitement In the Court. .
deliberate upon the verdict Ihey dad no' e'Ti Tne fore
man then said they had not agreed nor were tne9 Aey
to agree. Tne jury again retired
TIE JURY DISCHARGED.
The Jury were discharged at 7:45 p. a., the foreman
stating that it was utterly impossible that they could
agree Juror had previously stated that they were
ten to two but the Judge said that he could only receive
A unanimous verdict Great excitement prevailed, and
1t was heightened when the Judge said that after the
there would be free and unanimous verdict Immense
crowds were cheering outside the court house.
me return 81 M Parne from the court He left the
city for London shortly after the conclusion OF the trial.
THE DEBATES IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Tuesday. Jan. 25, 1851.
r, ovinp the bin for the protection Of Life and prop
erty in Ireland last night in the House Of Commons Mr.
Forster said that he had expected that such an
unpleasant duty would be forced upon him he would
never have become Secretary for Ireland.
The attitude Of the Moderate section Of the Irish men,
bers of the House is attracting much attention Mr.
most moderate last night urged that the Government
pending the remedial measures snoqa a rsn o
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Gladstone moved
resolution giving precedence TO Mr. Forsters bills for
the protection Of life and property IN Ireland strongly
lie said that it would be D the last degree
for the Government bring forward the Land bill with
with the state OF things existing in Ireland
Mr. oConnor Home Rusr) opposed the nation
ber for Ennis, continued the discussion. and in the
xrar 3copnor. Home member for Queens
County moved as amendment that the order OF the
Mr. Bsrsr Home Rule member for the County Cavan.
having been several times called TO order for rree-
yancy and having Ignored the rung Of the Chair the
speaker named him 10 the House as disreSardng the
NJ Forster Chief Secretary for Ireland moved that
M Biegar be suspended from serving the House for
The remainder Of days sittng The motion was car
red by q vote OF 100 10 80. The Speaker then SUM-
oned Mr. Biggar withdraw, and the latter withdrew
TO the Strangers Gallery. ~
Two motions for an adjournment were defeated.
Mr. Gladstone said that the Home Rulers having
thrown down the challenge, the Government advised
the House 70 continue the debate until 1t was con-
eiuded Several Irish members continued the discus
sion. The House still sittng at a. IN.
REPORTS FROM IRELAND
It has become necessary open subscriptions for the
relief distress Of aborers in every town in County
Clare The worKhorses are crowded
oca m dis
pleasure IN Irean the seceders from Mr. Parnels
party Mr.. Shaw, who leads the secession was hooted
wnen passed through Dublin and the constituents OF
various other members have passed resolutions calling
upon them 10 resign their seats in Parliament