Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
Affairs In Ireland.


LONDON, November 9th,-At the Home
van, brother of A. NJ Sullivan, moved that
:he Home Rule manifesto be circulated
throughout Europe, America and Australia.
Detectives watched those who entered the
room TO attend the meeting.
A Dublin correspondent discussing the
Homs Rule meeting, says: The httls knot
Of politicians who met under the name Of
Home Rule League. think they see fine
opportunity for emerging from the insignii-
cameo into which they were cast by the Land
League. Only thirty persons were present at
the meeting at which the manifesto was pro.
mulgated.
Several more suspects were arrested yester.
day.
The Episcopal arms carved on the pillars
of Archbishop McCabe's house in Dublin
we're broken, owing it is supposed, to the
| Archbishop's recent pastoral.
| Agrariau outrages during October were
490 as follows: Munster 223, ConnGught 1l3
Leinster l02, Ulster 32
At the first sitting of the Land Commission
in Limerick there was large attendance,
and about 200 claims for reduction of rent
| were presented.
The first arrangements between the land
lords and tenants under the Land Act oc
CURED on the Brown estate, belonging to an
ex.menbsr of Parliament for County Mayo
| The tenants agreed 10 take iaases for ffteen
years at : reduction Of from three pounds to
tan shillings year oa each holding, caicu-
lated on the rent paid for the past ten years.
In consequence of this arrangement. several
tenants have Withdrawn the notices that they
sent 80 the Land Commission.
EFonors 20 America IN the Lor1 Mayors
Procession.
LONDON, November 9th.-Tc-day is de-
voted to the Lord Mayors show. Il is hoii-
day and business IS suspended.
LONDON, November 9.h.-The new Lord
Mayor went in solemn procession to Guild-
hail, with the usual ancisnt display, which
drew immense crowds. There was an isno-
vation in the programme, with the object OF
honoring the American people, which wa5 re-
ceiyed with great enthusiasm. The Stars and
Stripes were carried in the processiar, pre-
csded BIZ drum and fife and the band of the
Fourth Battalion, Londcn Militia, playing
The Star-Spangled Banner" After short
interval came haad from the tcainine-sbip
Warspite playing "Yankee Doodle" The
American flag was received witt: general clap
ping of hands and chsers. The came honor
was not conspicuously rendered TO any other
feature of the procession, except as the
coaches of the new and old Mayors passed
by. There was demonstration as the pro
cession passed the Office Of the United States
Gable Company. -Four young ladies waved
Az ica1 flags from the wind RS as The ban
ner of the free went By, and there was loud
and continued applause.
Governor ef Tr.poIi.
CoSsFASTINoPLE, November 95h.-Vaasim
Pasha has been appointed Governor General
Of Tripoii.
A FrencA Consul in Peril.
LONDON, November 9Th Advices from
Tripoi announce that the French Consul
there was recently fred at By . soldier, who
was arrested.
The Elections in Germany.
BERLIN, November 9th.-of the twenty
second elections the Liberals carried 15, the
Socialists and the Clericals l. Nobody hers
believes Bisrnaroll's threatened resignation TO
be anything more than q pretense to infl1-
ence the supplementary election.
A Heavy Government E.ess.
HAVANA, November 9th.-The treasury
books, according to which the taxes of Cuba
were assessed, have been abstracted for a
number of years. The police have now re.
covered them from the widow of Treasury
clerk. By the theft of the books the Treas
ury lost S20,000,o00.