, 1881-07-14

retained for the defense.
GREAT BRITAIN.
a sENsATroN.
Special table.
LONDON, July 1Y.-Nlfss Gertrude Dlood,,
who Is announced to lnnrry Lord Colin
Campbell to-lnorrow week., Is tho daughter
Of Mrs. Victorla Woodruff blood, formerly
0f Naw York, Mt Que tino editor Of lVoot1-
h,ilt & C,aJft'i's 1Vceklh well-known for
ller Advocacy Of advanced theories Of
wunlnr's rights and rs II candidate for
tic Office Of President OF the United Statesf lit
thu cnn,paign Of tSE,. Mrs. Woodruff Blood
was divorced from Col. Blood, and now
writes her mime ~ Mrs. Vlctor1n Woodruff.
Tho bctrot1lnl Of Lord Colin Campbell
to Miss Blood was announced somu ttme
aRo, but tho report was generally
tliscrcdttctl. Mrs. Blond, sister Of Miss
Cat!in, wns associated with Mrs. Woodhull
a. III editor nld platform speaker. Lord
Colin Campbell Is the ttftll SOIL of the Duke
Of Argyll, and brother Of the Governor-Gcn-
cral Of Canada. IIc Is brothor-In-law to tic
Princess Louise, fourth daughter Of Queen
Victoria.
INTERNATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION
II ths TTtltern 1issottattd Press.
LONDON, July l3.--'rhe first meeting OF tho
International Homeopathic Convention Of
1881 was held yesterday III London. Dr..
Hughes, President Of tho Convention, saitl 1t
was bold thing for men to make nj, ap.
pointm8nt to meet aga!n III tive years ms they
did IN Philadelphia iii 1870, DR.. Hughes
made several practical suggestions, tho most
Important bolng TINT ttorc should be ono
Homeopathic PharmacopnIa for all conn
tries. Discussion followed upon tue condl-
tion and prospects OF homeopathy.
AGAINST FREE TRADE.
In. the House Of Commons yesterday Stuart
Wnrtley, Conservative member for Shet1iafd,
presented n petition from that borough with
5000 signatures, expressing alarm At the In
Jury likely to e,,sua to tl.e Sheffield indus
tries by unfair competition with foreign
countries, under the present onc-slded sys-
tom Of free'trade.,
COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH SPAIN.
1t Is understood that communications be-
tween England and Spain will probably re-
suit In satisfactory commercial trcAty..
THE LAND DlILr
rho c1itl Of July Is now mentioned as tho
Lords, and even that can only be accom-.
tion provisions, an abandonment which, 1t IL
HN4VfEut k+4E NV ~" %NAASeAF"eSef
but will not announce until tho strength, OF
tho opposition to them III tho House Of Conf
mons llas bcen fully demonstrated, because
Of their promise to the Conservatives that
they should DO adhered to. Tho end OF
August will probably lllid Parliament still
sitting. It ia understood the Government
intends to lncrcaso the Laud Commission to
flYD members, 't - :;
III committee OF tho House Of Commons
OIL the Land bill lust night O'lonnel!. Home
Ruler, slectat,nett against tho proposal to do.
populate tile already undorpnpulated c0u1-
try, md pledged tho Irish members not only
| to obstruct the emigration clause, but to
make 1t ridiculous and Imperative 1t passed.
Richard Powell, llone-Ruler, said the Irish
ue,nbars would nHo eyery fGrin III the 1IuAso
to prevent Its Introduction into the bill.
paynell md other nlenbcrs appealed to the
Government to withdraw tile clause,
! Northcote said .'la hoped The Government
would not gtyaup tie clause whtct, lls ro-
garsled as valuable portion of the bill.
. '''~i.@' FATHER sItEElsY. .: :
A. movement having beUn started among
public bodles III ireland aild Irish 0rg.lniza.
tlons III Great DrItuln to ',nenorfallze the
Government for ,the suIease ef the toy,
Father Sheehy, racontly arrested IN Ireland
i 'untler tho Coercion net, ie llas written hIs
friends to request them to discontinue any
petitions to tho Crown. lie status that he
asks no fayor, nor wishes to accept any moi
given to his fellow-suspccts. '
,.Nlol1AEt pAv1rr
Is In excellent healtll aud spirits, and per
'fcctly satisfied with Ills treatment In prison
| : az An ItslsiI LAn0ItKlk 49, :,
It Is statetl IT lRs bacu resolved to start q
frfat tnttr