, 1881-10-09
lie Cannot Tell What Till Happen to
The Beers If They Act Fool.
iSh|y.
Interview Yesterday Of the King Of
Spain and the King Of
Portugal.
They Met at Caceres. in Spain, and
the King Of Spain Let
It Rain.
Arrival Of the French Troops at Ali Bey's
Camp in Time to Prevent
Trouble.


| GREAT BRITAIN.
| EARL cA1sSARvoS on THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Oct. S.-Earl Carlaryon. speak,
| Ing at Derby yesterday. said the Government
legislation is nleagrc and frultlcss where il
| is not shameful. The Governments grea
promises had become the Governments small
performances.
GLADSTONE,
in the course of Ills speech at Leeds, refer
ring to Parnell's course OH the Land bill, de-
c|ared that, although Parnell did all he could
to injure the bill, he did not dare to vote
against it, for if he had his own leaders
would have risen III 4 body against him.
FREE TRADE
Mr.Giaistone, replying to III addsess from
the Leeds Chamber Of Commerce today, said
that although he could not make all explicit
statement regarding the negotiations for q
new Anglo-French commercial treaty, they
were i'll no way surrounded BY doubt or
difficulty 1n regard to free trade, lie said
there had been lately a reaction TO 4 certain
extent. but he was firmly convinced that they
nigh: as well attempt to overthrow trial by
jury Us to restore protective duties. No
Government that is possible in England
would pledge itself to such course. The Coy
crnment was determined that whatever treaty
it negotiated with France should not be Of :;
ret1osraue character. Asun illustration Ut the
benefits Of free-tr1tle Gladstone pointed out
tnat the whole American export Of nlanl1-
facfured goods tn Asia, Africa, and Australia
amounted to 94>17;0 000 worth, white the Eli
glist exports to those countries amounted
t. eT,0oo.ooo. "lCheers.l The trade Of
frai1ce and America together did not equal
the English. Although both enjoyetl pro-
lection, England beat them in all neutral
markets.
FURTHER.
Gladstone said: $50 long as America ad-
lleres TO protection our commercial snpreu1a-
cy will be secure. We need not disturb our-
selves the slightest on that score Compared
with America and Germany, we have now,
man for man, thrice the amount of trade
they haye''
ANOTHER SPEECH.
LEEDS, Oct S.--A monster meeting was
held this afternoon, at which Gladstone
again spoke He reviewed the foreign pol
icy Of the Government. lie congratulated
tue Liberal party on the results regarding
Montenegro and Greece. He severely con-
lemned the Invasion Of .Afghanistan, the
'nly result Of which, he said, was to |
convert the Afshans from friends to enemies, |
>nd thus break down the moral barrier be- |
Ween India and Russia. lie rejoicod to say |
he troops had been almost completely with !
lrawll, thereby 9facing some of the most TILL
ortunate and scandalous rceoflectiors writ |
eu III our history. Tie said: '*The Joint action
BY France aud England in Egypt
course which opens ont many difficulties
nd objections Of which We now begin to ex-
erience the risks, but am happy to say the
Intervention has beef, beDetj-
ia!. both to Egyptian finances and to the !
nnditinn OF tie peasants. Our policy in
.sypt will be guided by this considerations
alnely: to act in strict concert will, the al
ed and friendly Government Of France. l
ave 10 doubt we shall be able to maintain
erfectly united action. l shall endeavor to
revent. the growth Of the difficulties be-
Eeeu Egypt and the Sultan, and, exceDt in
le case Of unforeseen necessity, we shall
ot seek to extend the limits Of. our inter-
renee" Gladstone defended the conduct
the Government
REGARDING THE TRASsyAA1.
I'd said: In spite al expectations the
has not ratitfed the liberal condi-
ons Of the convention. We have been in
ted to reopen negotiations. 1t is possible /
at, in some minor points, the conditions !
light be modified. The concessions we
ade we're not due to weakness or ti1uidity. :
do not know what is going
happen. hope the convention will | 4
shortly ratified. But this will say We | {
all remember and faithfully retain the I
.tnbers Of tile faithful native population of $
e lransvaal, and 10 less faithfully retain Il
dignity OF the country Gladstone
armly repeiled the charge that the Liberal {
rty were indifferent to the interests Of the | :
npire, and concluded with description Of !
Liberal policy, which he characterized as S;
policy Of peace and justice e
THE coDDES CLuE
Itch has issued 300, ,000 free-trade books and G.
nphlets since the prorogation OF Parlia- y
mt, is calling upon its friends for a snecial | s
oscription Of 1900 for further similar T
usures combating the reactionary move u
mt.
THE LAND COURT.
>CHIIS, Oct. Sat the Land l. league meet
yesterday Parnell said lie wished to guard
public mind against the idea that appli- ..
IONS to the Land Court for relief were |
.IJ to b be Of much value. as the applicants, m
Z are cniehy small tenants, would derive b
benefit from the act. ~
I.EMANDED TO JAIL, 4
le1ternan. brother OF IN cx-suspect and
nber Of the Cork League, las been re-
1ded on the charge or participation In the
7nt attack unon Golding, 4 landlord
JASPER Tu1Lr, St
or OF the RoscOmmon Herald, 4 <ssns ca
coufined in the kiliaainIla.u .JuSi. las ! So
i further re1aanded for three lnonxhs. co
r. ROBERT LTScu BLossE, OF pAII.A. CIR
MY Mayo. n Justice OF the Peace. nro- po
IS TO sell to his tenants their hokeings for
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RUSSIA. 10
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