New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25
rur pp1r1sH SCARE INCREASING.

THE BRITISH SCARE INCREASING.
n,pvIyGBAM MANUFAcroRY TO BE GUARDED
AN moScLAD SENT TO THE COAST.
LONDON Monday, Jan. "a, 1881.
A number of the Irish Constabulary have
Aeeu making an investigation in Birmingham ia'cH'
,dinr to the belief that Feniansm is extensively or
,spzed and that raid upon manufactures OF arms
nrobohle The Government have sent detachment Oh
,roous to guard their small mandatory there
The British ironcad Beleisle has been sent to wach
the Northern Coast and prevent the Landing OF arms
dispatch from Dublin to TIE Times says It Is sat
factory 10 note marked mproyemene ~ e has
dminshed and the panic has in some degree suosueu
THE STATE TRIALS ENDING.
In the Court of Queens Bench to-day Judge Flzgerho
charged the jury in the of the Crown against ne
trayersers He repudated both the theory OF the oe
fence that the Land League was chiefly caariapc as
sociaton and contrary theory that 1t was scheme
of socialism devised America. The Americans. ne
aid were as nation and generous, and no scheme
of socialism for the destruction OF property IN eauu
had been devised by them At the same time he strongly
censured the rishAmercan iders who had returned 10
Ireland to stir up aissension. The land laws OF enna
he SAID were favorable than those OF Great Dlt
ain, Belgium the United States some OF Mr. bgg1lS
iscouptepanced seeking of grievances by co-
stilutiona Tae judge Will continue MS charge
Mr Parne entered the Court after luncheon and was
presented with bouquet by lady. At INC ne close hs
along the quays.
THE CoERCioN BILL INTRODUCED.
In Parliament this afternoon Mr Forster Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland crowded House, to move
the Bill for the Protection OF Lite and Property IN Ire
land He justified the bill by long and detailed de-
scrpton OF the which had been committed He
showed that the LAND League had complete system OF
copstabes in all the districts who recorded every in-
,rngement Of the rules Of the League The result s lie
said that the Land League is supreme. There reign
ofo lilo hon.
est men who keep it are danger. 1he Land League
strikes terror must therefore strike terror INTO
them. We must arrest the criminals prolonged ap-
Mr Forsers bin asks for the yceroy TO arrest
persons reasonably eced principals or accesso
lOrcc until the 30th of September, 1sS2 =.
Mr. Forster announced the object OF second Dill 10
be to put matters reference the possession of arms
in much the position as under the Peace PreseiVa-
Mr smyth lHone RuIer on behalf of the section OF
the Irish members who follow Mr. Shaw, ana VINO are
not for coercion until the Government
has disclosed the features OF the land measure QueS-
toned Mr. Gladstone With regard 70 tne Lana m D rho
House OF the contents OF the bill and said when tue sae
Of business Was more developed the question might 10
Tae Government has Information that there Is danger
OF the FenaDs making use Of the agitation IN lrela
John sBarry, member Of Parliament for Wexford
County and OF fae Home hue az n
chester Birmingham Liver pool and other large towns
in Ensa1d to protest AGAINST % Rasr Mavo said at
meeting Hudderssd on SATURDAY m lay list & snI neys every
form House would be use0 Dy tue Oue hueIs W
prevent the first reading OF the Coercion bill
Mr. Forster's bill will be Retrospective as regards ar
Ireland but With regard TO the agrarian and other
crimes, will apply to proclaimed districts only rn
Alter Mr. Forster spoke this evening Mr. & Lyons lb,
ought TO precede mearures for coercion.
Mr. Giyan Liberal member for Monaghan seconded
the notion . . A.,
MI Biggan Intellectually attempted to count out the
Messrs Dillon Bradlaugh and Mccarthy supported the
amendment 49,.
Sir stafford Northcote assured the Government that
the Opposition would give them all proper support IN
the prigress OF the bills through the House
Mr., ODOnnel, Home Rule member for DungarvaD,
charged Mr. Gladstone with keeping the nature OF his
remedial measures In the background. He said such
conduct lraitOrOus .
The Speaker called Mr. ODanneu TO order, ana INC
lsed.
Tie debate was then adjourned.