New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-27

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ipY CABLE 70. THE TaiBuSEd
LONDON Saturday. Feb. 90 1881.
The Anal passage Of the Irish Protection Dill was
.s.,ted on Friday night in the House without ai'-
-. Init the Irish members persisted in obstruc-
ZION 10 the last taking every division that the 1or"'
:. -. Houae permitted and Systematically wasting
dime iong after all hope of successful oppoS't'on
h.d lisappeared Mr. Forsters concluding speech
produced great impression by refuting the re-
..t.a assertions of the Irish members that all out
rares had ceased, and showing that january hao
heen worse IN that respect than any month since
,sls44. excepting November and December last. dc
roiuted out that the Improvement in the condislon
n Ireland so far as it exists is due to the kno"i
,dps that the Protection bill Is certain 70 become
: law and that the Irish were beginning to per-
,,s,ve that unwritten League law would
- longer supersede Statute law; that
sB.nces could no longer be committed with impu-
o,tv, that the intimidation Of witnesses ana
,ur;es vould no longer be successful He told the
lsh members that the hollowness of their repeated
hoasts that no bill they disapproved could pass was
A. last exposed Private letters show considerable
& Improvement in Ireland In other respects Boy
pctting fails the reign of terror Is reduced 10 mar
rover limits tenants are beginning to pay rents
lone withheld, while the hold of the League on the
neople ia already loosened. Nothing more discred-
ted Parnel than bis advice at the Clara meeting 10
svicted tenants to plough pasture land followed
hv his sudden retracton in discovering that the act
( be advised was criminal.
GRAVE TROUBLES AHEAD. PERHAPS.
Notr,tbs.anding this weeks success, the embar-
,assments Of the Government thicken. The pros
pect of uoxb weeks business Is extremely confused
o,rt,v from Mr. Gladstones absence, partly from the
1oubtful operation of the new rules, and parity
irom the known determination of the Irish men,
hers 70 offer every possible obstruction to every
torm of business, whether Irish or not.
THE CONSERVATIVES DISSATISFIED
From deference to their Radical supporters the
Government intend to postpone the Arms bill.
They find it necessary also to take mp portion OF
The Army estimates on Monday. with view to the
rerevalof the Mutiny act which expires at the end Of
March The Irishintend to avail themselves fthe old
forms of the House the moment urgency" ceases
IN order to prevent the progress of the estimates
This action purely vIndictve The Tories also begin
70 complain of the postponement of the Arms bill,
alleging that they gave their support to the Gov
emment hitherto on the understanding that this
hill would follow the Protection one Immediately
Their eedings on Friday showed disposition on
Aha mart of the Conservatives to embarass the Gov
erpment unless the Coercion programme Ii
carried out fully. They showed marked uu
willingness to do anything to facilitate
he introduction of the land bill. and the Lord
hcm similar motives, refused to sit to-day to accel
srate the Protection bill desiring to watch tn
sscrse Of the Government in the House next week
4 There are numerous other symptoms of break NJ
+ Il the alliance heretofore existing between the
B Goyernment and the opposition for promoting bust
s ness. One Minister remarked to-day that thei
worst troubles were probably yet to come.
pARNELL's VISIT TO PARIS.
The time Of Mr. Parnelps return from Paris is uu
sersain. His trip there was partly for health an
pastly to conciliate the French Catholics.
SIR WILLIAM HARcouRTs ATTACK.
No episode Of the debate was more striking tha
!: BIZ william Harcourts demonstration on Thur
/ das d the solidarity between the Land Leagues @
|. Ireland and America !; nothing moro damaged tn
tssden here than his holding them responsible fo
u NE declarations Of their confederates acros
Il We Atlantic. intending their threats q
spm and secret bostilities against Ems
Is iaad. the assassination of landlord
\ Sublicly advocated IN America. where no law ca
+ pusssh sueh threats 1t Is stated publicly that 81
Witam Harccurt received, last night. o cable dii
pstsh ksn John I,esoy. Of New.York, saying tina
he shall PAY with his lie for the language be use
about him 10 ths House.
ASuxxr FOR Mr.. GLADSTONE.
The replies 70 the latest ineuiriss this afteruoo
repeat that Mr. Gladstonss ccnditior ID sstsfactor
but biz complete recovery Is slower than wa. at frs
expected. II l. now certain that he cannot reaupes
In ths House on Monday. ana perhaus not unit
rsesdsy. His phynoIans insist on the longest DO.
sble period Of reposo. saying privately that b