, 1881-12-04
Rismarck Has Made 4 Sensation
by Remarks Uniriendly
-, to Italy.
The Germans Lalnenting the Flight
Of Their Fellow-Citizens from
Despotism.
Little Roumania Suddenly Engaged IN a
Serious |Trangfe with
Austria.


THE BRITISH.'
TIE CONSERVATIVES TURNING THE 11ash
TROUBLES TO ACCOUNT
Special tnt'r.
1n~nox. DEE. :s-Snalley's special says:
Evidences multiply that the Conservatives
ara bent on turning the Irish troubles 10
marry advantage. The attacks OH Tile uo'.
ern,uent are more bitter than ever. Lotd
Rani,lnA ChurcnlIl's speech snTpasses Ill
violence all Ills previous performances i1e
Describes the Land Court us Il starTha1noet
nf s,n,1iatiou. its members rs hlgEwaehe!1'
its proceedings rs shameless plhhder'
and the Irish policy Of The Government as
Quaker nuackery. Lord Randolph Church.
iii saws openly what Ill Increasing n''moer
nf Tories saw privately Leading Tory Of
eans. however. without giving ptiI'llc a''-
h..sIou to the proposed bargain. have taken
I'D tie colnpensation-forlan cry. "hteis
they are practically urging OIL the same l9'les
as Mr.. O. 'Donnell, and are eagerly accepting
his ,1e1p at the Londonderry election
corIoCs REPORTS OF GrITEAts TRIAL.
continue TO be teleg.apiled ttaity. and seem
likely to discredit permanently American
courts with the English public The law
yers. however, consider the examination OF
Guiteau touching his own insanity Us a
sscalnlalors innovation
THE SUNDERLAND LIBRARY SALE.
- The price; obtained at the Sunderland
library sale 1nEcl, exceed the calculations ot
ex1t.r1s. Books possessing real biographical
value. whether early classics or American,
bringing enuru.o,ss prices. The first edition
of Aiacreon~' on ycl.uin brought 9essl, and
the first OF ".Ario3:oe' E3O. Both were
bouxit By a French dealer, presumed
to be for tile Due d'Aumale. Amerl-
eau competing commissl '!'s carried the
small volumes Of tracts printed III lolo 70
el4s and another to ELL Many common
books sold for & few sili1llnys- The total of
the two days o. :l,s sales is .l:,00o-
THE AGITATION Fol: LAND KEFoEM.
The farmers of Aper1eensEire were the
first to begin the agitation for land reform,
, aud they are now carrying on the campaign
with great yiror. Monster meetings are he
ing held, and their representatives III Far
lament have been Instructed TO sup
mort tie English Farmers Alliance bill,
which will be Introduced at the coming scs-
sion by Mr.. James lloward,*M. r., and also
10 bring up it favorable opportunity offers
the bill drafted By the Sco1tish Chamber Of
Agriculture. The Scotch are not, like theif
kins:nen, the Irish. given to perpetual
1E1Nie0D ltN thCi4 4lltt:A1taH'I 7Hot~ee'
but when they do take hold Of a question they
cling 10 it will, ntloMitable telsacity. Ihe
land reforms which they are now advocating
NAV not be passed into law next year, but
THEY CANNOT LONG 1;E RESISTED
with q united nation behind them. In Fl:
GLAND the farmers clubs are exceedingly act
I've, and leading Scotch agricnlturists arr
now making tours through the eastern AMI
midland counties for the purpose Of inform
ing the farmers Of the progress and aiuls Q
the movement across the Tweed. IN thi
way uniformity Of aim and action will be Sc
cured, although, of course, the subject vii
have to be dealt with IN each country by
separate and distinct measure The landlord
in the meanwhile are at a loss TO ktlow wfla
10 do but they are quite convinced that ri
sIstance is ont Of the question, and that
would he better to come to terms with th
farmers than enter upon 4 struggle !
which the latter could not fail to vii
The many prominent Englishmen who l'ar
visited the United States this autumn brln
back word that American competition IS onl
~ in its infancy, and that the British farmer
will be met in futurc BY the leenest rival1
in every branch Of agriculture. This ever.
BODY who had ever been III America we
knew. but certain politicians have been II.
ing of late to pers''aue the iaf1ler tilat
AMERICAN COMPETITION HAD SPENT I
SELF.
The revelation that you are only slrdl1ls So'
1oins for tho struggle tn's dtsheaftenea maj
q farmer who had not lost MS heart nit
gether a: the misfortune Of recent yeal
and Of course has increased the agit
ton for a, sweeping reduction
rent The Radicals always seek
make 1t appear that the landlord, anu U
landlord alone, Ought to suffer III what n
James Card calls THIS aGr1coisnrat le'ol
tlon." hundreds OF them are aifeaoy ol i
verge OF ruin. Here is 4 specimen U1 7
advertisement bills which meet I
tourist at almost every turn i'll sol