, 1881-01-13
FOREIGN.
/ IA peputatlon Of Liberals Have
/ a Serious Talk with Mr..
Gladstone.
)3rhcv Demand. Il Land bill
with Three FPS and
4 Public Works.
Tho Principal Speech in Parliament
Made by the Commissioner
Of Works,
Termination of the Obstructive
Measures Of the Irish
Members.
HThe Porte Understood to Be Buying
Arms and Ammunition In the
United States.
1All Europe to Impose upon Greece
the Necessity Of Accepting
Arbitration"
,erlfu Interested iii n, Glass Meeting
to rrotost Against Religious
4 Intolerance.
Fle Two Hostile South American Arnios
FFThe Porte Understood to Be Buying
Arms and Ammunition in the
United States.
All Europe to Impose upon Greece
the Necessity Of Accepting
Arbitration"
berlin Interested In a, Class Meeting
to rrotost Against Religious
Intolerance.
The Two Hostile South American Armios
Oampsd Near Each Other.


ESp OF THE WIlAHn1.E IN TIE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
LONDON, Jun. l2.~In tic House of COM
|nous ta.t,ay the Chief Secretary for ireland
askpd tho members whose bills arc OIL
br,crs 0t tho dnynot to insist vi their rights
ns the Government desired to proceed with
the tlcbnto III tha address III reply to tho
Quecl,'s speech. Thu Irish members began
obstructive objections, and tEe wrangle lAsted
same hours. Ultimately motion that tllG
$uebato MI. tho address be resumed was cur
2rlcd. Just before the division was taken
(which closed tho obstructive debate pari,cil
1sa1sl tut lis party liatl inatle their protest
against tic action Of tho Government. lie
5sast that his conduct In tile House Ind
always been fnEr mid nboyebonrtl, hut ho
wonlh not pledge himself rs to tho conduct
4of himself nntl his friends wtlcn bills for tho
cocrcIon Of tic Irish people nro introduced.
4 on RESUMPTION OF TIE: DEBATE
osl the address, Shaw I.cfevre, First Commits
sioner of tho board 1T Works. satd he he
llcvcll tho nlere passtng Of tho Coercion bills
3woltd probably be sufficient 10 terminate tic
Estate Of terror In 1rclartl, and tho Goycr,l-
lnent would be obliged to enforce Its excrp-
3tl0nal powers. The prcsentstatu 0f Ireland, l,o
&sald, was largely aiuc 10 the Conservative
neglect Ut Irish questions; md he tr1lste4t
fSuu IN L.
E21.ar''ulent ,,' "o!'a now oo prepared 70 deal
"nn w.. tne 'Ataa 'n"s u. GENEROUS Sp'rit, so
,io as ~ aesale , pe.e.e ,e setl.; m tha1
mo u".s.o'i s. r',, Mo"lu ~ aenlt WIN III accotu-
aM'. aMso nNt lsIs'' tn'nel lnni EaRlsh iaeass
ny "''''o ".'s a'J"ntHea t1a .o-MoeEo".
IA'. uEturAtloN. 'nI,
Parliament were present Mt yesterdays meet
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tn, 1ar,s sfnn",- ~ ssa,,s. so t,as' '''.'a aaes
com r+ ~, I,,,,,. nr', n,,,-a,"'' I"ss s auMc's
TIM ,tnn,tn,ian ,m i' $50 e"Pes'ea 90 aseo"'pa"S
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=. 4"1"".e'lt "t'te" oi4 easaostoile 10"
uas on 1lo 4t's!1 La''a question: alld pre-
seneea memorial recommending US cssen-
1lN.' ~ ues :" s"c"te i!l'ltt ullo ehIlllHlnstn
anaons ulo Liberals IN iGllanlel't anl con-
sen.a!a' III 1fealhl' il'at lllo Lh'ld blal shall
nleiuuc comprehensive scheme OF
pe"Su"I proptletaTy, accompanied by
"a" lhree f's'; also Recommending tho
tin s,hi..ct IL, n ,,u,,,,. T.