New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15

,;.h State trials 1t is reasserted that there has
hsen tressonable plot in India. Professor Huxley
h.s been appointed Inspector of Fisheries The
snti.Jewish agitation is spreading in Germany.
PHASES OF THE IRISH CONFLICT,
an IRISH ADMINISTRATIONS PARTY FORMING -
MITCHELL HENRY DENoUNCED-STArE TRIAL
LONDON, Friday, JAN IA. 1881.
II is authoritatively announced that the new
Parliamentary party formed under William Shaw, with
view to Independent action will only the Coer
eon bill within strict forms Of the House and II they
consider tho Irish Land bill Just and equitable. they Will
not only support iu the House, but win endeavor to
obtain its acceptance In Ireland
Itis understood that the Duke of RIchmond's Con-
s.ysys tbs %,n
mend Governmental scheme OF emigration also one OF
oq sns and
FOR liking rons They generally o tSs co%
mission consider these measures as DOT sufficiently
Ts Times says that MITCHELL Henry Member Of Parlia.
ment for galway who has spent fortune in reclam,ns
So 10 been noorousy his tenantry has
Sssn Obliged TO quit Ireland in consequences Of threas
ss 70 @
trso,n socoou. Of h recent assek in Parliament On
stated London Si,y Guild: Which own
sussr to teHsnts under the terms Of the new Land bill
They Wiling 70 make the 1ecssaary e
and o..
PsH' o shs o Tr.ee
q s f wss
feahy President OF the Firies Branch Of the Land
ths @sssrst.s deferred their decison until
they meanwhile remaining in custody The defence pre-
ferred no evidence.
DEFENDING TIE TRAvERsERs.
Mr. Macdonogh to-day concluded his speech for the
ayersers Judge FITZGERALD at the outset fntimated
that although Mr. Macdonogh would be allowed to refer
IN his speech to the famine period of 1s48 he could not
@ In the his speech Mr. Saedonosh said
regard points Of the indictment he was obliged 70
Of moderation BE said he submitted with confidence
TO Jury that the Land League was perfectly legal
~ as anS laws Wt tie Secssy Of which not only
Ireland but all ENGLAND now ringing. BE referred
SSps ana drew 's moving Picture q the
samuel Walker followed the same side with pow;
sss a
speeches q a GSsso1e I Mr.
Disturbance bill He iusised that the traversers had
said nothing more calculated 70 DAMAGE iandlordi.m
than was saa in the speeches 10 Parliament referred to-
The Court adjourned until Monday.
Mr. BIGGAR CHECKED.
In the House Of Commons to-day. Mr.. Biggar tHone
Rule Cavan County, asked whether the United States
had made representations relative to the wretched
condition Of the Irish He proceeded to make farcioa
Ireland He was called to order and the questions were
A carman. plying hts vehicle between Herbert's Town
aud Limerick Hospital was beaten yesterday by four
unknown men, 1t ID believed that he Will Ole from MS
After land meeting. held OF the Arran isles
Friday last twenty-one head OF cattle missing,
which, It is supposed driven the cliffs into the
sea.
SCENE IN THE HOUSE.
In the House OF Commons tonight debate on the Ad-
dress was resumed.
Messrs Sexton and O'suivan. Home Rulers. defended
the action Of the Land League, and attacked the Gov
ernment
Mr. Vivian Qabera said the feelings of the Irish
shown by the fact that many had waded through the
blood Of LORD MOuntmorres. -
MIR Psrnell said ..That is fslsehCod."
Tie Speaker ntervened and declared that II Mr. Par
he must withdraw 1t; but as Mr. Parnell neither
Withdrew repeated the expression. Mr. Vivian SAID
he would leave the House to judge between him and Mr.
Mr.. Childers Secretary OF State for War, strongly
urged the necessity OF energetic measures in Ireland.
and said the Government would not tolerate revolution
and allow Ireland TO be swayef by seifasserted author
Mr. parnelps amendment to the Address was rejected
BY vote Of 435 70 81.
The debate was adjourned. About six Liberals voted
with the minority.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP AN ARMORY.
An attempt has been made, it il believed by Fenans,
to blow up the Armory OF the Infantry Barracks at Sal
ford where tho rifles of the volunteers deposited
meat store the armory was blown to atoms. No
other damage was DONE An investigation Is In pro-
gress
was obliged to quit Ireland owing to threats.
PROFESSOR HUXLEY IN OFFICE.
LONDON, Friday, Jan. IA, 1881.
Professor HuYley has been apDOinted In