New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
SURPRISING THE LAND LEAGUE.
A NFWsPAPER UFFIIE 10 IL 5EIIHN-TI'HVNOI10 I10
AT LIVERPOOL.

! A
AT LIVERPOOL.
DUBLIN Oct 2l.-It ~ reported that the ExeCn-
tive wel soon seize the Offices Of United Ircldad the
organ Of the Land League which advises holders OF
Bank Of Ireland notes to demand gold 20 create
run upon the bank In cor equence Of the proclana-
ton against the Land League The HeemdRs TnaI
publishes an atvcr scmcnt from the League adyls-
Jug the people, while remaining firm, to abandon
for the present all projected meetings which the
! Government could take advantage of.
! Itissta ed that nr. parncll viii be removed to
one OF the county prisons Visits 30 Nessrs Par
neil O'Kcllv, Dillon, Sexton, Brennan and Kettle
are prohibited for one week. Or. Kenny has refused
to visit the land Leame prisoners in the presence
Of warden, and they decline to employ any otner
doctor.
Tho Immediate causc of the arrest Of William
/ Doris, who was in charge of thc Land League
Office. was secret circular advising tenants
throughout the country to give bills OF sale on thelr
property to tradesmen in order to prevent audiordS
from se,zing it for rent.
LoNDON. Oct 2l.-The Morning Post hears that
great pressure is being cxerted by English and Irish
Catholics 10 obtain strong and clear condemna-
ton of tho Land Ieaguc manifesto from the Pope
and believes that Cardinal Jacobni Che Papai Sec
retary Of State has already informed inqurcrs that
the Pope is sorcy afflicted by the conduct OF por-
tion of the Irish clergy, but Only interfere to
certain degree i'm questions which more especlaHy
concern the local ecclesiastical authorities.
Era precautions arc taken at the Liverpool
docks 20 prevent strangers from boarding steamers
! OF the American lines.
Their, were two arrc IS under the Coercion Act
/ near Loagford to-day
A PUBLIC MEETING PRonBErED
Despite the Government proclamation agaihs' ti'e
| land Ieapue the Rev. Harold Rylett, Unitarian
/ clergyman, who was Mr. Parnclls candidate IN the
recent election in Tyrone, le, Belfast tins morning
I 10 attend an indignation meeting under tho au-
( spices of the Fomrroy branch Of the Land League
( q detective went in the samo train telegram
/ from Pomeroy states tiat the meeting VAL be sup
/ pressed, II ncccsF7ry by force.
| A SUSPICIOUS CATIsffR.
! 4 A,api.trr which appeared 20 have recently con-
taiped row1.- and tic remains of some bnrut paper
have bc,n found close to the magazine in the Cas-
! ,le OF kthIouc Doubl; scntries have been placed
around the magazine.
/ TIE PVEsS To nC ATTACKED.
! The Attoriev-Gcncril and the law officers have
odvi.rJ tltc impression Of The Jfiicd ireland the
League organ, aud Ike lvihn'n.
! The Ga-,iie contains proclamation prohibiting
| all MEETINGS IN connection with the Land League
gI,r pryy Council met in consultation to-day re-
! g,rlnr fhr li vice OF lhc A,omcy-'enrral Tor Ire
/ Land to .r.le thc Land League newspaper" Nothug
Tnr ,n.ai.csto issued by the Land League 70 pay
no r.ut created sensation INSIDE ih' hlHliiu-ltn
J prison. Tho WaIdrus have h'ru changed ana
wooden barrier has hc'n erected I'D prevent th' aP-
'J1..,ro q illgar's speech. delivered tho open
ing of the lud Court, 4, well received, tapt'!d"y
/ IN the agricultural districts. -.
The Duke ol Ahci,oru presided at u meeting Of
the mIgi traies of County Donegal 'G-Iil. nc cen
su.od The Government ior having Delayed us action
/ against tho Land League. .,
Nr. % OGoruqa. ploprictorof the imIs Jl Hotel
/ Dublin, aud Nr OBriru, members "i tho Cu''I'e-
! VILE Land League, have 'r"n arrested ,
! The Mon.v .vhau police hHy" stopped the weekly
mrrt'rg u the Land Lc1gur there.
supplement tp III, Da1iln q T,'tit prucitimS ulo
| Cour! Of Dublin under thc Arms act.
tsNut.cti nave been posted Iu the u'igdhothood OF
| Boyle County Roscommon, threatening utaIh 10
Tb" .r, ,id 10 ice cyiotcd several Of Colonel
| KING Haruan'4 tenants IN Boyle today mon
uitrTNa. d held au indignation meeting and Wreckci
| property belonging TO uon-cagurrs.
Tic Clergy generally apIr.v" Archbishop NroN' :
letter protesting against th' manifesto OF the Lana
| League. I
resolutions oi sympathy with Mr.. i. nell and the
other Imprisoned IrGLriyiH. O.,
Ihe Land Com.nIssion transacted considerable
The Iha H-ad league Offices were finally closed to-
r-uchtlIo>, - LoNDoN.
LONDON, oct 22.--Fiyc hundred police have been
ordered &, rrndczyou, Iu D1wuag-st, ready for
action in case of disturbance al tho Land League
meeting lu Trafalgar square, London, tonight.
he Iuc's Dublin correspondent says he Is NeII
surrd that tDe Land i.camr has collapsed anu
thai its llth aud plaster dcf Hsrr have hc.n shown
To lee what thcv are under the t,a, to which lh'y
have brpn suuu.tfrd. Tho Ladies' League "H,I,
| e. ITS ln Dublin aud IN various parts ol lhe country
n0E seems ulriy to be trouh caomc.