Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20

Ireland, where he discovered that his sup
porters were perplexed and irritated by his
opposition, and that the peasantIy were eager
tor the passage Of the bill. The political ad.
yisers OF the League agreed that it was i'm
possible to persist in the previous policy of
opposition. This produces great and ben.-
heiai change IN the whole political situation,
and dlspenses for the present with the neces-
sity Tor new measures to facilitate the prog
ress OF the bill through the House. Il reas-
sures the Government and relieves the strain
on Parilament. 1t is now confidently ex-
pected that the bill will reach the House of
Lords by the middle of July. On the other
hand, it is believed that Gladstone il disposed
TO admit to a certain extent, the principle of
compensation to landlords and. ii 40, it is ex-
pected that the House Of Lords will assent to
the second reading. The Ministers are in
good spirits accordingly.
The Liverpool rcnians.
LIVERPOOL, june 18TH McKeyits and
McGrath, charged with attempting to blow
up the Town Hall, were examined to-day.
The Prosecuting Solicitor said he did not III
tend to 90 into the question of Fenianism. as
the case would stand on its own merits.
McKevitt, he said, had denied any conneo-
tion with the Fenians, but the regular de-
livery at his lodgings of the Irish World,
with his printed address, as though he was
regular subscriber, would be proved. An
analytical chemist had ascertaised that the
bomb used in the attempt was filed with
nitro glyceriue. McGrath's landlady, he
said, would prove that he (McGratl) pos
sessed an iron piping similar to the bomb,
and that he had been secretly engaged in
hammering something. At the close of the
evidence the prisoners were committed for
trial. McCrath was then charged alone with
causing the late explosion at the police bar
racks.
A Scare AT birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM, June lSth.-The authorities
here are strictly guarding the Town Hall,
owing to warnings from Londen.
italian sympathiHers.
MARsEILLEs, June 1Sth.-At midnight last
night, as the troops just disembarked on
their return from Tunis, were marching
through the Rue Republique, bisses were
heard from the italian National Club. The
crowd surrounded the Clubhouse and de-
manded the removal Of the italian escutch-
con from the building. The Prefect Of the
Police advised its removal, but the President
of the Club peremptorily refused. The Pre-
feet then endeavored to calm the crowd, and
sent for gendarmes, but before their arrival
the Deputy Mayor and Municipal Coun-
cilor. in spite OF the protests Of the police,
tore down the escutcheon. the crowd after
ward dispersed, and the approach to the
Club house is occupied by troops.
The Italian Consul has expressed TO the
Prefect Of Police his regrets for the scene at
the italian National Club during the pass
ing by of returning troops from the Tunisian
expedition.
Arctic Research.
New York, June 1Sth.-A London special
says: NJ Sibiekoff is indefatig able IN his
endeavors to open the Arctic regions to COM
merce and navigation. He has fitted out
sedge expeditions which are to tske food
and clothes 30 the Oscar Dickson and North
ward. his two ships now frezen up in the
Arctic Ocean, aud of which nothing has been
heard since the early part of last year. The
steamer NordeIskjold is being prepared at
st. Gothensburg Tor q new voyage TO the
mouth of the Jenisey.
Friendly Remonstraace.
LIVERPOOL, June 1Sth.--A London corre-
spondent of the Liverpool Post, referring to
the report that dispatch had been sent from
the British Foreign Office to the American
Government, calling attention to the opera
tions of Fenians in New York, says: The
dispatch is of the friendliest character. 1t
recites the atrocious passages in 0Donovan
Rossa's paper, and submits that they go some
what beyond the widest limits of freedom Of
the press, but makes no demand upon the
United States as to any particular action.
Prince AieXander's Tour.
SOFIA, June 1Sth.-Prince Alexander con-
tinues his tour, and is enthusiastically re-
ceived everywhere. He is presented with
numerous addresses declaring the people have
accepted his conditions. M. ZankoH and ex-
Minister Karaveloff telegraphed Count Igpa-
tieff, the Russian Minister of the Interior.
begging him to submit their complaint in re-
gard to the action of Prince Alexander to the
Car, who, they trust, will stop further inter-
ference.
English Racing Stock.
LONDON, June 1Sth.-Hume Webster, of
the celebrated Martin Deer Park Sud, Cater
ham, Surrey, has purchased for Frank Sher-
win twenty blood mares of the best racing
stock, and Of Crag Miller yearling colts for
his stud farm at Maxwell Grant, New
Meyice They will be sent in August or
September, and will be the first racing stock
sent to the Rocky Mountains.
official Changes in Prussia.
BERLIN, June 1Sth.-Emperor William has
appointed Won Puttksmmer Minister of the
Interior, and Won Gousler to succeed him as
Minister of Public Worship. He has also
granted Bismarck leave of absence to recruit
his health, appointing Baron Botticher sub
stitute.
Iron Manufacture.
LONDON. June 1Sth.-Oficial returns state
that there are now 555 blast furnaces in opera
ton in Great Britain, out Of 967 existing.
Preparations are making for the reduction Of
iron at Cleveland, in the Durham District, to
the extent of nearly 1000 tons weekly.
Making Amends 10 the Jews.
MADRID, June 1Sth.-The statement istrue
that the King has sent word to the Spanish
Minister at Constantinople that he will glad
ly receive in his dominions all pereecuted
Hebrews, to compensate the race for the Sc
verities of his predecessors toward them.
The Grand Prize Paid.
PARIS, June 1Sth.-A remittance from the
agent OF the Grand Prix of Paris. OF l00,0
francs, won by the American horse Foxhall,
was yesterday forwarded to London.
News from Tun.s.
PARIS, June 1Sth.-The Tunis Premier,
Mustapha, has arrived. Advices from AL
oar;o tat hot he French uho are DursTinpr