Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-26

plne months imprisonment at hard
labor.
DR.. Kenneylember, Executive OF
the Land League and well known as
medical attendant of several OF the
imprisoned suspects, was arrested to.
day and conveyed to Kilmainham
jail. Patrick j. Smith, Home Rule
member of Parliament for Tipperary,
writes to the Irish Times, agreeing
with Archbishop Croke in his depre-
cation of the mo rent policy.
A dispatch dated Buenos Ayres
Saturday. 22d inst, announces that,
the boundary treaty has been ap
proved by both the Argentine and
Cbilian Congresses.
1t said that it is probable that
Parnell will be removed from XII
mainham to Belfast Lifford jail And
Ketcle, Dillon, OKelly, Freeman,
and if his eyesight permits, Boyton,
will be removed to other prisons,
but it is impossible to remove Clex-
ton and O'Brien because of their
health.
A Paris correspondent of the
Times says: NJ. Farre, Bonapart-
list, deputy of the appointment of
Gers and military critic, who has
been on visit to Tunis, publishes
statistics showing that since the com
mencement of the Tunisian expedi-
ton, the French troops varying
in number from 25,OOO to $4,000.
have had from $4,000 to $4,000 on
the sick list. The deaths from dis
ease have been 900, typhoid fever
being the cause of S5 per cent. of
the mortality.
A dispatch from Darjeeling to the
| Times says choloraic fever is still
raging at Umritzer. Business is at
standstill, nearly all the shops being
closed. Not a single European has
escaped the disease,
| DUBLIN, October 24-The Free
mans Journal publishes a portion Of
an interview with Parnell, who says
he thinks the farmers will, to a great
extent, adopt a ''no rent manifesto
One-half of the Irish farmers do not
hope for any benefits from the land
act Small tenants, who are in
! debt to the shopkeepers, he says
they would obtain considerable re-
duction, but they would be compel
ed to sell their new interests in order
to pay their arrears of the debt. IF
the farmers stand firm for year,
they will bring the Government and
the landlords to their knees. Tue
fight is nothing more than question
of money and courage.
PARIS, October 24.-The ceremo-
ny of riveting the parts of the Bar
tholdis statue of Liberty took place
to-day at the workshop of NJ Gaget
Gauthier in the presence Of Senator
Laboulaye, Mr.. Morton, American
minister members of the American
legation, and q distinguished com
pany of Frenchmen and Americans
Mr.. Morton drove the first rivet and
addressed the company as follows ::
He accepted with great pleasure the
invitation to be present on this oc-
casion to commemorate the sympathy
and friendship SO long existing be
tween the two leading republics.
After explaining the measures
for the reception, erection and the
maintenance of the statue aud the
other steps which Congress has
authorized He testified to it's
gratitude for SO sohcitous an ex
preston of sympathy from a sister
republic. Mr.. Morton added: "The
| illustrious names of Lafayette, Roch-
ambeau, Noailles and others assisting
in this new evidence of the friend
ship of France, have been household
words in the republic of the new
world since their ancestors gave
their blood and treasure so freely
to secure other independence. To
this illustrious roll may now
be added the names of La
boulaye and Bartholdi. France
and America have, during the last
few days, joined in the celebration Of
the crowning victory of their allied
armies. To-day we raise a monu-
ment to liberty, which they secured.
May it stand at the entrance of the
great harbor of the New World as
an Illuminated emblem Of friendship
between the two republics which
shall last for all time
Laboulaye responded in French.
4 The following is translation of his
q remarks:
7 The friendship contracted hun
dred years ago between France and
America has Undergone no change.
In all Americas trials the wishes of
France have been for the mainten-
ance of the union and the great re-
public. This statue has been de-
signed visible emblem of this sa-
cred friendship. May the next
century awaken the same echoes in
the breasts of our last defendants, so
that they may celebrate as we do
to day, the fraternal union which
time will have only strengthened.
TuNIs, October 24.-The minister
of war has started for Ali Bey's camp
with instructions which will probably
recall the mutineers to sense of
their duty.
ROME, October 24-Delegates ap
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