, 1881-02-18
rhe Home-RuIers viii Hereafter Vote
with the Tories, to Emhar-
rass the Ministry.
rhrnc Thousand Isocrs SltrrOuntl-
Ing Ncwcnstle-An Ar
lnistice.
yan Gorsler Elected President Of the
German Parliament. to Fill
the Vacancy.

Steef{II LiiP|e.

CHAMBERLAIN.
Steetal EMhFs,
tnspoy, Feb. 17.-Mr. Chamberlain
writes OIL Ireland: II ain sangulne
enough to lone TINT, when TIM pres
e1lt irritation las passed. and Mr.. Glad
stone las been permitted to disclose the pro-
visions Of his promised Lind bill, these will
la found satisfactory to all reasonable men
in ireland, mud ilat It will restore tho pence
ant, confidence which tllat country so much
needs"
rAlSEL1. RETURNS TO LONDON.
S,petttl C,ibis.
pAMa, Feb 17.~~Atr. Parnell returned to
London Tonight, via Calais. After TAX
mg part In tic Committee stage Of
the Coercion bill, he will pru-
cced to Ireland oil Sunday next to
Eldrcss public meeting. IIe will return
here IN elgil, Or tcn tlays 10 take Up the work
ef influencing Continental opinion. Mr..
O'Kel!y remaining here meanwhile
10 continue tic propaganda, Mr..
iafnell Is greatly ENCOURAGED by
hts reception here. 1lo will probably extend
tic circle Of Irish prOpagnlldisnl to other
countries. Iscfore leaving Paris, acconlpa-
MED by Mr. u. Kelly, l,o left cards at the
EIysee for President Grdvy. lie proposes,
on lis return here, to pay II. GrGyy per-
sonal visit.
LASD-EEANuEiis LEAVING.
10 the 1Ftsttrn Assoelutsh Frfss.
InSpoS, Feb. l7.-The Times says In one
district In the West of Ireland, f3otortous rs
tile sccne Of more than ono scnntlnlol,s Lnnd-
leagne yictury, between twenty and thirty
village tysants nbsconslcd since the second
reading Of the 1'rotectio,l-to-P -Pcrson-and-pror-
clty.!n.1rcininl bill.
INDIGNANT.
nunLIS, Feb. t7.-rlio conference between
Pnrnsli a1d l,,cllefort has uxcited much lii
tsnation among tho Catholic members Of
Parncll's party.
4 PROTEST.
LoypoS, Feb. 17.-Cupt. Alan Henry Bel
ln.hanl, Conservative md lloma.Itulo lnens-
bes Of Parliament from l4onth, md Private
Chamberlain tn Popo l.co MIL, writes 10
Tie Times protesting ngninst tho Interviews
Of Irish members OF Parliament with conti-
ncnta! revolutionary leaders, md sAys l,o
must completely dlsconnect himself from tho
sentiments expressed Mt such Interviews.
TYRANNY.
The Speaker Of the House Of Commons to-
day announced fresh md most stringent
rules respecting urgent business. =
THE QUEEN
trayeled to Windsor from OBborne today.
ohly 4 few extra precautions were observed
en- route.
GLADSTONE.
III tho House of Commons Gladstone Euvo
nntlcc TINT unless the Committee on tho Pro-
tection bil'<closct tonight, lle Will move to-
'nortow tEat the Chairman shall report tho
bill bcforo midnight. THIS motion will be In
accor'nnce with tho Speakers HOW rules,
which provide that sllcl, li0tIoll 1llny b1 put
without ttcbate. md II considered by lnn-
losliy OF three to one tho Chairman Of tho
committee will leave tho chulr at midnight,
1h'ls compalsoriLy closing tho committed
stage OF tho BILL.
IN tue House Of Commons tho Postmaster
tel'eral simply replied "No" tn tho question
"nel1er warrants authorizing him to open
it'|cts ~ III tralsit would bo presented to tho
,'ousc. ,1sc. Tho aIlswer was grcotGd with pro-
hinged cheers.
sAncAsM.
IN ING Commons this uyoninE Dir. Cowen,
iaaaca! Atld liasne-ltulo Member for New
ss"sale"o'i'fyne, amid cheers from the Irish
MtL'pels. announced tint rs so0n ns the
ts1 .SNs u! the ll0use permitted he would move
iii shn'',i h"MJte'ef urgency" Is declared the
0''o p'ss "ltlloat 'tIscnsslon.
1,,. sI1s. 4. N. SULLIVAN.
tsaI tts.aa'e.hn!o Member for Moath, gave aot!ce
,', "Aas 1ar. Cowen's motion Is Iiegntiycd. lie
,, M"u!a n'oSe tint when "urgetlcy" Is de-
1.as ,.alsa tllo Premier should ,noyu that no
''''A''lals bu 1lcArtl on my question.
m, c1!f1SG OVER sIIl.r MILK.
ds ahe'e d": 's n great stir about "tho new coup
Great diss,t1.t,' - - eas' III lle iloaso !ooos'
members 't"e''o'' ID a"'s| 10 eAlsI a4Aofg
TIN. >,,,,, ,,,, ,,s
moyI.to that ,nn af4,t. M.w ., RULES
Is casrlell hy ~. sno4oA .t'' =. "!kot
uoyers of o,.."; "1ts III ''tto u o'se tlle
tbat II -. ol 1'lo bill onfy sllul be heard, anl