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New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday, Oct 81, 1881.
The Berlin correspondent Of The Morning Post says the
coronation Of the Car Will take place IN April next
At "a Cabinet Council in Madrid to-day, King Alfonso
congratulated Senor Camacho the Minister Of Finance,
on his scheme fOr financial reform
The authorities at COnstandn0ple have stopped :
steamer in the Dardlnees, having on board q large
quantity of dynamite intended FOR Russia.
The st. GOthard Railway Company is engaging train
and station officials There Is little doubt that the tun-
mel will be open for traffic by the lat Of January.
The Pail Man gazette says that Justice Sir Nathaniel
Lndey OF the Common Pleas Division of the High Court
Justice will be elevated to the bench Of the Court OF
Appeal.
A dispatch from Tunis says that telegraph brigade
has arrived and will establish hoograph station ON the
summit OF Yaghoup Hill, thus permitting communica-
tiOu with Tlnis, hairwan and Susl.
The principal perpetratOr in the murder OF the family
at Varpaanka Hungary, sunday night last, has been
arrested Another fthe murderers shot in dispute
about the booty, and third l. still at large.
The notes and checks contained in the box stolen from
the National Bank messenger IN Dublin yesterday are
vanecss The checks had been paid and the notes are
halves the corresponding portions having been retained
At Hendon yesterday i'll match between DIR. Carver
aud Mr. Crasbay, of the West Of England Club at 100
pigeons thirty yards rs the former won by three birds
In contest between the same two at 100 starngs DE-
| Carver won Oy SIX DirdS.
The Ji,oess correspondent ST. Petersburg says the
question of Hebrew emigration to America Is still sub
cc OF concern to the Russian Government 1t stated
that another attempt 10 De made to turn the Hebrew.
into peasant farmers and ste them III tAe provinces o
| kbcrson and EkaterinosidY.
Herr Won schmerliug the president OF the Austrian
Delegation referred at the opening OF the session to-day
IN the ex tradition OF nihsts he said: Every one is
u,, t ,id the Goyernment In measures against sub
yrrsIyc and devastating conspiracy but II iS necessary
10 act with a certain degree Of moderation
Mr. Chamberlain, president OF the Board OF trade
spcakng al Liverpool yesterday said u cannot enect
without ratacaton upon the fact that the deep sympa
thy for America Oh the death OF President Garfield felt
nout the country has been reciprocated by the
ro, act and courtesy in salutng the British nag at
Tho Centennial celebration of the battle OF Yorktown"
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, oct. 27.-The President sent
t,c following nominations Ia the senate to-day:
Ch,res J. Folgcr OF NcwYort. 10 be Secretary Of tho
lame. Of NcvYork to Dc Posmas jcnernl.
i"n Ttbnt. Of Connecticut Collector of customs Dis
trict ~ Lon un 'uhu ...
"bare. y p.burn. Of Michigan, Collector Of Customs,
District uf ruucriur, Mich. o,
sidney u ts, oi ewlork, surveyor oi 'hN'm1 foIt
por Jefri on. y y. d. ...,., -. ,
CncI ~tAtcz at Chicago. ,,.-t,. 4,
Milton E-turr ~ Louisiana, Atorney'th'falW W 'hlt4h
State. West NlsirCt OF LOUISIANA ,,.. q,
Jecgne, A. Gli Of Ou-iua, SurycyorGencral m uhlt"h
states District Of Oui-iun. , ,.-,.., d,
Iobu \ harris 1f Louisiana. surveyor General nt United
state, District - Montana 49,, ... - ,.,..-
Charles rHy-ou. u Mi7fichu@"la thlth 7''NH '"NE"
Ne r-. ~ HeumsrE.
Vas. al Rolls Tor the District Of columbia. Hiram j.
ramsnei Of the District of Columbia
C,,Is GsusrIis-Fcriiuan NOrcr ~ ohio, ~ FfanKo
eiruu wolf, ~ Ii-tr,f OF Columbia, at CARO-.
CgurIs--iasC Hubb,, Ncv YORK, at ~. johns Quebec
Ics.e H. Moore Illinois CallaD: Nhucy '. smith Afhhu-
william H. Pierce, Georgia al 'icIIuoyrf
Cbare. Kahln ~ Indiana, to Cons u Al sydney Au'tau
crfge Roosevelt Pcunsy viuih. at bordeaux j a.
u,.-re 10 Dee consul at the United Staic- AZ Inioh
samuel b. CaTuthcrr at Mckc'hlrrt, l"hhi
Allen Mayres. tIntun, fcnn George J. J. PANT 7, at
Nuucy. Pe william e. NattEon, % sCwton, b. > " H.
liam T. Jones nashville Tenn John NJ Patton Eliil7'A
ia. CIarrBc, =. Nprneut. at -uiolk. Va.
1ym1-Sec0nd Lieutenant Clarence p ToSpsiey, second
Icuf.nant 4th Artillery First Lieutenant Thomas II lo-
ran Infantry % he captain second Il'ulonant 's,
iruicaut Joshua +. fowler 2d Cavalry 10 be- captain
second Lieutenant Henry T. huntington "a cavalry, u" po
Fir. Iirucnlnt "a tain Thomas Il. DoWccs "a cavalry
" DO Major oh Cavalry.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
POST oFFIcE INSPECTION.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-Colonel Barker
Chief of Post Office Inspectors has transmitted 10 te
Postmaster General report Of the operations OF MS 'n
vision for the fiscal year which ended June 80 1881
From this report 1t appears that i6l persons Were ar
rested during the year for depredatons upon the ohe
States mails, 42i Of these persons were prosecutor Ill
United States Courts, and 81 in the courts ~ inc S''
era states where the arrests made. In tne Oheu
States Courts ss persons were convicted 20 W'r' NJ
quilted escaped forfeited ball. proceedings against
u were dismissed / killed while resisting arrest
and III await trial The number Of cases referred 10 M
spccors for Investigation during the year whs 5lol''
as follows Registered letters reported lost 1860 reg
stered packets reported lost, 3s7 ordinary leteS re-
ported lost. 1866; ordinary packets rcnortcu zoe
G5OS robberies Of most offices 323 post ONES
o. mail stages rob cd by highwaymcn, So; drprena-
tions by postmasters l35 mails burned IN railway nc
cdrnta mails lost by carriers IN floods, snoWt' uri7
etc. miscellaneous, 3Stb tOtnl. 3l6i9. Inc t''ll
number cnscs rcuOrtcd inspectors during me err
ia 2g97I The disbursements Of moneys cOicctcI anu
received i'm cases lost and rned czstered letters anu
nae Scts amounted in j7S tO Tl36j7 90; ana o M
G6 registered letters and packages reported as lost
rlncd tampcrcd with, 100 were rccoVerel OF n'l7
factoriy accounted for, leaving 2O6l cafcs SIN untr
invest icaou, finally cnscd "a homeless, lnt tliI 3
losses By fire. highway robbcries and ordinary theIiS
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

ton was adopted continuing during the recess OF the
Senate the authority conferred upon the Committee On
Judiciary examine into the subject OF DanKruptcg anu
directing the Committee report in December next
Mr. ALLISON Rep., Iowa., offered resoiu'ion
authorizing the Committee Appropriations 10 CON
duet by subcommittee the investigation ordered as 10
the disbursement of the contingent ana other expenses
of the various departments Of the Senate Lad o'er
for the present.
Mr.. MORRILL, Rep, VT offered a resolution nireo'"h
the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds 10 III
auire n.o the expedency Of providing some means ,o
the immediate removal of the depot and tracks Vi ~
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, and for the TeIil9na ~
of the baltimore OHIO depot in the city OF "ashn
ton. Laid over for the present ,.- oo,,,orrod
ON M otiOn of Mr. MORGAN, the authority conicIiSSu
unon the Committee Public Lands 10 inquire lnto tne
condition OF the Land Office was continued lor o i0
The PRESIDENT PRO TEN. laid before the senate
n communication from Governor C0lqultt, OF ucorg'a,
rendering to him and through him 10 the mtnhefs oi
the Senate the cordial invitation OF the Oihcets any
Executive Committee of the Cotton Exposition 10 Nls
the Exposition now being held in Atlanta, Ga. Lald
upon the table and ordered printed .,.
The Senate then, at 1925, went into executive
session. A.
Shortly after going into executive session, the
Senate took of one hour for the purpose OF en
abling the various committees to consider the nolnh
tOns received this morning, and to report upon ueih
to-day. H., a.,
The Senate then remained in executive session uhlll
$50 D. m when the doors were opened ana the ScudIo
adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHryGroS. Thursday, oct 81. 1851.
General Hancock has ordered general court martial
for tie trial Of Captain j. c. White, lst Artillery
There have been received at the Treasury Department
TO date 81 Of United states bonds for redcnp
ton under the l0Jth call.
Secretary Blaine will not probably remain In the Cab
met after the OF December II he remains beyond
that time It will compliance with the Presidents
wish that he should in Office until his successor
is selected.
The Woman's National Christian Temperance Union
met in convention again this morning, at Foundry
Church. The session devoted principally 10 thc
reading OF reports from the various committees oi INC
association.
Roron Fava and Mr. Bounder Won MclsNrock the
newly accredited italian and Belgian Ministers, called
upon Secretary Blaine today They viii he introduced
by him the President on Saturday ana VIII theh pre-
sent their credentials.
seyelon Brown, Chief Clerk of the state Department
will accompany the French guests their visit 10 New"
York and Boston, and az the representative Of the Coy
ernment will remain with them uutl they tuho 'H'
steamer from NewYork on their return to France
An order was issued by Secretary Hunt to-day giving
the thanks Of the Department N Rear Admiral Wymal'
commanding the North Atlantic station, and to the OF
Gcera and men under hs command for the admlra9e
manner IN which they performed the duties W.icn ne
YOycd upon them on tbe OccaHlOh vi tuc lO"'"' w.
monies at Yorktown.
meeting was held this afternoon at tho banking
house Of H. d. Cooke, jr, Co., for the purpose oil OF
ganizIng a stock Exchange. committee consisting oi
d. W. Middleton III. ID. Cooke, jr, and H. r. OhleN WI
appDinted TO draw up constitution and byawH WIN
Instructions to report Tuesday. when IL u e1peceu
thai a permanent or rganlzatiOn viii. be effected
The Commissioner Of the General Land Ohce some
time ago decided that limestone is not mineral III the
meaning OF the law, and that land containing suon
stone is not subject entry mineral land The Sec
retary of the Interior has reversed this decision 30 %
AZ IL applies lands containing Limestone O NOR u
for building and other purposes than ior asrlcu'u
|
Reports received at the Mint Bureau In reply 10 ercu
lars recently forwarded by Director Burchard snow h".
during the fiscal year ended June 30 1851 tho Naiuo Vi
gold consumed by manufacturers aggregated aDoue @
S0OoO 600 More than S3 900 900 of this amount Whs
In United states coin. Tue reported CONSUMPTION vi
silver during the same period was equi'"i0H' ~
| $3,0O0,O0O
The annual report Of Joseph Nmmo, Jr, Chief OF tno
Bureau Of Statistics, the internal commerce Oh inc
country is in print and will be ready Tor as,ripu
| tion in few days. This report emorsccs = =. .s
amount of information with regard TO the CROWN 9l Wv
internal commerce OF the United STATES tne
magnitude OF the commerce on whtsr hnes -
roads and the reduction OF the cost OF traLspofso
on the latter.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
REPLYING TO SECRETARY BLAINE.

LONDON oct. 27.-The Daily Ncrs this morning.
conncntingon Secretary Blaines circular with re-
gartl 10 the Panama Canal. says:
There probably never time when all the Euro
pran powers were more thoroughly well dspoaed to-
ward America than now. hr. Biames arguments,
therefore, are certain % patient and indeed, OF
friendly hearing but piece of logic the circular can
hardly cunsderc by his best fren Is 10 be very pow
erlul. BY the Cayton-Buwcr Treaty America rccog-
niz d the nroprIrty Of what she regards an In
tu-lon An great commercial countries will be deeply
i'm crested in the Panama Clna. The maritime powers
will be under strong temptations in time or war 10
violate neutrality Their signatures TO the guarantee
will consequently he absolutely necessary unless the
United ~ itrs prepared to take upon themselves an
enormous spOusibhty.
Perhaps tue no unfortunate suggestion Of the circu-
lar II that the proposed guarantee would he In the
nature an aauce against America II Is impossible
10 how purely peaceful convention can be an al
lance against nybody unless 1t involves exclusion: IL
* unnecessary say that nobody proposes TO exclude
the United from the benefit OF the proposed ncu-
trty IL to he hoped that the matter Will take a
uruf turn nom that suggested In the circular when
must surely been issIrd under some msconceptiOn
The Er,niag Standard says:
There VIII few persons surprised to learn that the
United states would regard European guarantee 0t
tte Panama Canal as unauthorized intrusion. III
Colombia should Toe tmpered by European guarantee,
IL w0Id CRATE complications when popular vote, az 4.
one day inevitable, dccrces her union with the United
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
TFLEGRtPHIC NOTES.

STOLEN DIAMONDS RECOVERED.
AIRANY Oct 27-Dr. YauierpOcl mas recovered
all except four Of diamonds stolen from his house
SHOT HIMSELF THROu uGH THE HEART -,
NEw-BRUNswICK, \. u OcI. John a; Blalr ol
ttc suicide his afternoon by shooting himself through 'he
heart THE CANADIAN YACHT
ALBANY, Oct. 27Ihe Canadian yacnt Aia,antiil ga, nl
s i1 r6e dock Troy where she is being shtod and
having her mast replaced.
ArGUsrH. Me-. Oct. 27.-The famous trottne
stallion Victor fastest horse in Maine d.od last nigh
i,s daf ,5n "TsGe Sest Tss record IS'S"s Sas 2:3S
'''''''' A ACoNDUCToRs FATAL FALL.
WuKFsRARIyE Penn, oct. 27.-R0bert Ryder a
M ran on the central Railroad snS Of TeSn Ms%
Jersey fell from GnS and 9Hs1ii yas inst tRtIy killed
SENTENCED 10 BE HANGED
ITrrCA. N Y, Oct. 27.-Wliiiam tienry Ostrander'
ScS G0nn last christmas sentenced By judge MerVn
at Rome Ghy to be hanged on Ihutsday Decenosr 10
TO FOUND AN ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE. "a
PmIADaLPn Oct 27A state ven. non Hss G1 ~
this city TODAY agreed ound an EleSuc Hedea ~
COLLEGE III tt and to9 eSatiI o96et snS was appointed 10
PROCEEDINGS TO DISSOLVE. 49,
ALBANY. Oct. 27.---Attorney -&enerll ward has
instituted proceedings to dissolve lne UnverS" e
Viii be lie ird before wesbrOOk lt lngton Noyem
her, Meanwhile company Is enoined from ransactns
business CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27-Dr. Edwin Tomlinson
posm3seE at aS9GsSiS o oysrnmcat funds As il was
Sy he United states Commissioner held the matter under
advisement.
TUCSoN'S SUSPENDED BANKERS. . >.
TUCsON Arizona Oct. 27.-COuSlderaDle IeeIlns
exiss against the suspended hrm Of Lord Williams Ior 70
ceing deposs up the hour Of closing on uesuhy Bt
Sevel thou dollars 40 take lhe loss 10 ue
noors IL principally among mining men, NO Otner nIs '
anected by the failure.
FATAL MARINE DISASTER
NEw-I ONDON Conn.,, Oct. 21.-lne schooner
rastus Wimau CAPTAIN Anderson, OF NewfOrk, ran nt'
nd sank tha sCb Oner p NJ Wheaton, Captain halOcK
"ntingon near dull Island last night Ihe Wheaog sani
mmeiatsv Capt ain Iallock being drowned Ihe Erastu
Wiman lost bead gear ana anchor'
A HEALTH REPORT CDNrRADICTED.
KEY WEST Fla, Oct. 27-Alr. Plumlner, preSt
ent 81 INC Hoard Health, and Dr. lester health ofcer
Je"IaTe that the health denies tho truth o. the sd
poeT o Health at Washington which says hat there wer
veafhs from yellow and one froni smallpox du1ns
| the week ended october "
A MILLOWNER SUED.
| puuDELPHIA, Oct. ~ Another suit for damage
Ienberger proprietor and operator respectively OF t
mill NJ which lives sacrificed recently by e
The nlantin is Sohacer who sues by her father VII
damages for the injuries she
| in jumping from thirdstoTy window
| PROBABLE MURDER AT GLOUCESTER Nj.
| pUuDFLPHIA, Oct. 27.--On Sunday morning
man was found dead Outhouse at Gloucester N "a wiz
bnet hole In head Although he had watch ana Owe Owe
i'm money pocket IL not believed 10 po os
o snoe and this morning the Coroner tnned tne cSc
to Tho victim 10 supposed py son
neoplo % Tarrus OF stockholm sweden sna oy os
] 10 be- samuel Terres Of White Oak station. 5. 9.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.

BrrrrN Oct 27.-AlthOugh there was great cx-
element here to-day the elections for members of
the Reich.tag passed oil without any disturbance.
The AntI.Scmitics distributed large numbers Of
hin. hearing the words, Elect no Jews The
Soc nj Democrats distributed clectoral papers sur
rrptitiou,ly The number of votes cast was unuSu-
a.ly LARGE At Frankfort the poll was: Sonnemann.
$50: Doell. !, 600; jung. 1,i5O; Liebrr, LOGO,
and ~cLutzc, 900. There being no absolute ma
orty a new election will he necessary to decide be-
tween SOnuemann and Doell.
Later-So far only the results in the larger towns
are known. Cologne, Bamberg Aachen Kreicld,
Munster, and the Second District of Munich, return
Clerioa,s Lubcck and Konigshcrg return Progress
lists and Bremen and Saarbrucken return National
Liberals In Brcslau. Dresden, the First District OF
Munich MagIcburg and Hanover second ballots
are necessary. In SuJshurg, kable. the protesting
candidate il elected. Four Progrc~siStS, Dr. Loewe
Professor Nirchow and Herr Richter have been
elected here In two Electoral Districts there will
be- second ballots to decide between Progressists and
Social Democrats.
LoNDoS Oct 2s.-A dispatch to The Daily Aers
from Berlin says:
Despite the opposition of the Conservatives the LID
erals alter hard uht, have carried ave out OF the ak
Berlin Districts I'm sixth there n he between
Liberal and Socialist In the Second District professor
Nircuow has defeated Dr. StOcckcr,
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

for the examination and survey of sites for proposed
light stations and for preparing plans for the stet%o %
For salaries Of light Keepers the estimate u $oSyVo
an increase Of sol 900 over that for last year rms IL
owing to the additional number OF keepers require. Ny
the erection of new light houses. There are m @ ac,l
employment and required for new mgnis IIeeS Slp
priated for 1,0l5 light keepers. Inc hNeIaSo - IL"
thorzed by law Is 5000 per annum for each kee & ooo
For supplies for light houses the estaVe s @''''o'0'
the same that was asked for last year. soo- ooo
For expenses OF buOyage, the estimate y ToaG, T{tD
Of lights the Western rivers Ihe cstlln'.I W -
$4,000, increase OF $4,000 on tle inoi,I od ta
build a new steam tender for the Atlantic toas
10 replace in service. worn OUT lhSHc.vn.
NOT worth repairing Fifty libraries for ght-keepers
have been added those hand at tne date OF tue S'
annual report, making total Of 300 now III use -,
The total amounts which il is estimated viii be needca
for he general service the lighthouse esta psls
during the coming fiscal year are rs follows n"l tde
lighthouse establishment, S2,21SOOO; Tor HShthouseS
and fog signals. $3.50, 900
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE LIGHT HOUSE SERVICE.
REPORT FOR THE LAST FISCAL YEAR-EsTINATI
EXPENSES FOR TIE COMING YEAR

REPORT FOR THE LAST FISCAL YEAR-EsTIMATED
EXPENSES FOR The COMING YEAR.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The annual report
of the Light Board for the fiscal ending June
80 1884, has just been submitted TO the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
The following let shows the nature and the number Of
the various aids to navigation fu ni-hed by the Light
House establishment and ia operation at the close OF the
year:
Lighthouses 700 lghtships, 90 fog signals operated
by steam hot air, 80 lights established the Wcs
tern rivers s64 automatic whstling buoys in position
q bell buOys in position ii other buoye in position
1924.
The Board desires again to call attention to the neccs
sty for constructing two three first order light stations
on the Pacific coast notably at POntsur, south Of the
harbor of San Francisco, and one Northwest Seal
Rock of Point St. George, to the northward. on the
great lakes three coast lights needed one at Brad
docks Point Lake Ontario, which will cost 3d., ,0O0
OF the west shore OF Lake Huron between Fort Gratio
and Sand Beach HarbOr. which viii cost $35O00 and
one on Round Island Straits OF Mackinac which will
cost $4,000 Many lesser harbor lights viii become
necessary with the extension of commerce.
A new tower should be built at Point Bctzey east
shore of Lake Michigan, and light OF increased
sbould ne exhibited These changes are estimated to
$4,000, and an appropriation therefor Is recon-
The amount heretofore appropriated annually for re-
pairs ghtstatiOns have not been commemorate with
The needs OF the establishment Many structures IN
q dlapdated condition, and must soon be rebuilt The
amount estimated needed TO enable the Board to make
the repairs deemed necessary during the present fiscal
year 100000; but only $4,000 was apprOpri-
ated aud 600 Of that amount Is necessary for the
rebuilding of Snarp's Island Light Station, Chesapeake
Bay, which was destroyed by ice last winter, only
$4,000 remains with which To do the work required to
make good the damages OF unusually tempcstuOus
II is therefore earnestly recommended that
100000 be appropriated for repairs during the coming
! year.
The number of day beacOns has become large, and
many Of them are In such diapidated state, that q
special appropriation should be made for their care.
They are In exposed places, and most useful guide
TO marines. An appropriation OF $4,000 ia asked for
| this purpose.
THE fog signal service Is in most efficient condition,
hut as with all machinery there is necessity for con
stan repairs and renewals and the number OF signals
onerated by steam yearly grows larger, the sum OF
m 600 In asked for their maintenance and for the estab
sinent OF such ones as the demands OF commerce
The advances made in the appliances for generating
electricity and the great improvements In the
saciency of the burners used In electric lamps
Justify the board in recommending the
fntroducton OF electricity In OF the hrst order
An appropriation Of $4,000 Is asked for this
purpose An appropriation OF $4,000 should be made
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
MORE ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
THE GALWAY PRISONERS FAVOR THE " NO RENT


POLICY
LONDON. Oct 27.-Mr. Stack, of Tralee, who
served long term of penal servtude for treason and
felony, was arrested to-day. He is now suspected
OF reasonable practices. Six other persons were ar
rested, including the pr sdent of the Kilkenny
branch of the Land League, and Mr.. ONell. the or
glnizcr and paid secretary of the Cork branch of
the Land League. The suspects in Galway jail
have passed a resolution approving the " no rent
manifesto.
The rumor that the resignation Of Earl COwper as
Lord-Licutcnant of Ireland is impending has been
revived. The Nor II Dublin Board of Gu rdians
have resolved 10 request the Local Government
Board to allow Dr.. Kcnuey 10 resign. He Will be
appointed Parpch,al Medical Officer when he is re-
leased from IMPRISONMENT.
The Land League solicitor has informed the ten
n Is WHO'S, cases were to have been made League
te cases hat he cannot under axe TO submit them,
as he cannot receive Instructions.
The Cork respondent of The Times SAYS:
The process Of the dissolution Of the League in the
south Ire aud proceeds steadily and peacefully. Ihc
brauchcs quietly submit 10 the prohibition OF their meet
in"s. The Government, To JUSTIFY their course IN
re-arrcsuc Mr. John Hetrrnan, one Of the most violent
tie LBgurrs IA Cork have published tue appeal when
he made Tor clemency after his hrs' arrest
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
MIR. GLADSTONE ON THE CRISIS.

LONpoN oct. 2s.-Mr. Gladstone, replying to an
addrcs, presented 10 him at Knowslcy, denied that
the Government had ayowcd that the Land Act
had been the outcome OF the Land League. lie then
conrastcd the opinions and policy of Daniel OCon-
nell and Mr. Parnell, and said hc considered the
doctrine uf No Rent sheer rapinc. He denounced
thousand ca.e, in which Boycottlng had been prac
tl,cd He concluded 10y pointing q the tact that
the people who have been urged tn pay no ROM
were coming forward with Their money, "hllo uio
Land Court Is working well.
The pO,tmlstcr-Gcnrral has warned All emploN'S
in the Pos, Office that they will he dismissed II they
do not IN uediat"ly sever any connection they may
have with the Land Lcaguj mn. 3.
At a meeting OF the LADIES' League IN Dublin II
WIS stated that T., 6GS had been received during
the week. III,
The police dispersed meeting OF the Ladies
League in Ballintra, County Donegal