New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

Referring 20 the arrest Of Mr. Parnell, The Pail
MGH hG-tH says:
what has been done haa hccn done unanimously. =.
There IL beyond IDLE gossip Tor the tax ot
DIVISION IN tho Cauiuet The section Of the cabinet
priItrtncr- may ari,c which would Justify repression.
have right make short work OF violence and
Indictments thereto
GLADSTONE on THE ARREST.
When Mf. Gladstone visited the Gudhall to-day
;o receive the gold box and address voted TO him
by th, Corporation of London IN Acknowledgment
OF his patriotic sentiments, be made shori All
d.css m which hc dcplorrd the arrears Of business IN
the House of Commons i'm consequence OF the dis
Ioya.ty TO the House of men who had pride in its
traditions When Parliament has been rendered
efficient. he -oid, reform in tho London municipal
its WI. be m1rtakcn. In announcing tho arrest
Of Nr Parnrll, he said
ha,c been Informed that the frat step has been
ralr toward thr ,iuI,lDn OF law and order of tho
rpt- ~ property uuI th. inst rIcmcu' ot cNukaIon,
Tl not clr,r 70. or examine. has made himself prom
iuf 90 m attempt 10 destroy the authority oi l4c '".
hly, taf the IuIoritv ot The tenant. earnestly desire
fair trial of o." Land Act Inr pG"sF M''H wi ny %',r hc @ G
fir ,,r'. IN obey th" Law. Wc have no fear OF tho
urur of r.lud bu DO fear lest many more shoAI' NC
come Ge.uo-als"d W m-iheAt'L
Mr.. Gladst Jc was enthusiastically checrgl
throughout the delivery of h's speech.
lie also expressed .hr hope that the difficulty
with tLc Boer- would soon be satisfactorily settled
hy IN. ratification OF the Convention.
Nr GlaI.tor" also .aii hc wou!d rejoice at IN"
adoption Of amy form Of local government in Ireland
rroyId,d IL di not impair the supremacy OF the
Imperial Government lio renewed the claim for
the support of ALL without distinction OF party III
the gr.at National crisis.
Nh Gladstone learned If the arrest Of Nlr. Parn'u
after bis arrival at the Guiiihaii and his an
uouuccucut Of tlc fact was received with uproari-
ou- cheering The wLgir of the large assembling" oi
quests rising and waving their hat, and haud@er-
chiefs. There a great crowd in the streets and
Mr. Gladstone va, much checred, whlc there was
some ms',rg.
DETAILS Az, NcIDESr'.
Morrison, Hotel fau been carefully watched FROM
! the time Mr. ParueIl entered it last evening. The
officer who made the arrest first saw Mr. P'nrll u
hi. bedroom. Hc allowed him e. finish dressing
| and pack hl. clothing Mr., Ham"ll was calm. lie
was warmly welcomed by the :spcct- in kIman-
! ham jail. The guard thcrr has been doubled When
! the arrest became known there vas great excite
| mcnt. Tho uc,, ga Icr offices were bcsitFcd,
A meeting of the Lrud League va, held this ai'cr-
! noon. Mc.s.s.J John Dillon Arthur OConnoF and \
| NJ sullivan M,mhcrs Of Parliament, were present
! Mr. Dillon spoke in fiery terms. lie will probably
| become president of tho League.
! II is stated that The authorities hsyo ordered 'Wo
traiusfallo Of troops from Curugh. Ihcmiliay force
in Dublin - held iu rcpduc, or action nm th' event
| o. emergency. An additional guard and two nine-
,ouudcr, have been stationed ia the Upper Castle
| yard
Auicating of cit2cul Of plblin has been suin-
mon,d for FRIDAY 10 express indignation at tho ar-
! rest of Nr. pnrnclI Nr. Dlon viii preside.
The Moderate Liberals and ton'eTN valves approve
! thr arrest of Mr.. la.u"iL ,,
The Hiihu Ga-ci,r proclaimcs the counties Of Car
! low Kildare Lon.ioul, Loutl, N"&ioul aud y" "ich-
low aud certain harouIcs IN Aieatn under th' N't-
The imha,itafants of Lisuorc closed their shops
on che reception ot tha news OF Mr iarneus AZ
DILLON oS THE CRISIS.
tthc meeting ol tho Lpud League Executive
Yesterday, Mr.. Dillon said this was the most trying
and critical moment that had occurred m ther MS
tory during thc past crltury. Tie said he statement
| tia. Mr. ParnclI had iu,unidatcd tire people was
false. II, Nr. Dulonl dc6.d anybody to point t. q
singlc ,o.cch OF Mr.. pau.ll m fave of intimida-
ton. IIs arrest was due ,o private malice. II was
fine ,.uly ofth, nation &. deal with the matter 'ooliE
and with Judgment, amt 10 MAINTAIN the struggle
/ IN. Cor, Lr,l,ch If tbs Land League has passed Il
resolution dcnountjag Tho Government
LONDON. oct 14.-At the mrct ting of the EAccn-
| tive oi the Land League of Great iutain IN Lon
don presided over by Mr.. Cowcn. it was decided to
hold 70 monster meeting in Hyde Park On the &3d
INST.
| A telegram published ia London last night saws
Il is announced i'm pulitica, circles II Dublin tnat
! the Executive has determined to arrest all the
! leaders OF th3 Land League
! A PROCESs-sFRyEG SIAM
A proccs5-seryer has been fatally shot by two men
near Edgeworthstowu, County Lonsiord. HIS BODY
was completely rddcd.
The Secretary Of The Land League was inter
viewed" shortly after Mr. Pauciis arrest to-day.
/ lie expressed much astouishmaur, cXclaiin.ug OK
ctcdly, Let them come on. We are rendy Tor
| thcmi" , - ,.r
Fa.her sbechy Patrick Eqan and V. b. Dillon
| proceeded 90 Paris to-day. ,,i
Al a meeting of tho North DUbiin Board of Guard,
, iaus. Mr. ans, the medical oiteer ana Med5 cai
/ attendant anon he suspect, IN hIlmAnham Jan,
slated that ho feared lT. kesue, tine 'snsptct,
was threatened ,ylh spinal disease, and mat thero
could not be- the slightest doubt tnat Nj. heitir
! ,,u.ptoins were due TO iI3 CCuhneHcni. Mr. kcHhy
! added that Ac had reported 90 the Government ON
! tho subject C.;.4.. -. D.,