New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NE WS.
THE IRISH LEADERS CONSULTING.

THE IRISH LEADERS CONSULl lNO.
THE AGITATION TO BE RENRwED-A MEMBER OF
THE LAND LEAGUE IMPRISONED.
DuBLIN Saturday, Feb. IL. 1881.
The Nationalist press denounce the arrest
OF Davitt but there marked moderation In the tone
OF most OF the articles They advise the Land Leaguers
to stand fast and leave the country Flight would
they say give satisfaction to the Government than
their arrest. Their kindred in America who have con-
trlbued largely toward the Land Lrague funds VIII
naturally not be pleased at anything ike stampede
from ireland to escape from tyranny Messrs Par
nell and go to America and Mr. Eagan remains
in Paris looks II the organization was about TO Dc
left In the care OF the ladies' They are hardly equai 10
the difficult task likely bc delegated to them by the
superior sex.
The Freenans Journal says that Parne has been en-
gagged the past week financial business OF the Land
League The fact that he did not remain all the time IN
Paris was due to friendly intmation that the French
Government Is not to depended In case OF emer-
geucy 10 fully recognize the rights OF private individuals
to control money invested In their Names Messrs far
NELL OKey, Es Gau Harrts Brennan, Dillon and Big
car met In Paris tho Northern Railway station last
evening. They will hold consultation to-day and sun-
day; afterward Messrs. Parnell, Dillon. Bggar
and O,Kelly will return to London to
participate In Mondays sitting OF the
House of Commons. Mr.. Eagan will remain in Paris.
The Others will return to London Monday or Tuesday
Mr. Walsh is still in London.
After the passage OF tho Coercion Dill aDout dozen OF
the Irish members will proceed to Ireland to address
their constituencies and out the further organza-
ton Of the Land League.
At the Loughrea Sessions, Habon. Land Lacquer.
has been sentenced three months imprisonment and
bound over to keep the peace for one year. for se-
tious speech In which he declared himself an irish
reuubl can owing allegiance 10 the BRUSH Crown
md calling on his to strike final blow Tor the
the independence Of Ireland
Tn the House OF Commons last night Mr.. ODonnell
(Home Ruier) member for Dungarvon moved to omit
high treason the st OF crimes on suspicion OF
which persons liable arrest under the bil for the
Protection Of Persons and Property In Ireland lie
declared that there not scrap OF eVluehce OF mo
existence Of n reasonable movement Mr. Law, the
General Ireland sad that documents had
been found IN circulation indicating the existence OF
trrasOnabe conspiracy and gave as an instance the
recent Fenian proclamation Mr.. ODonnells amend
ment was then rejec ed.
The Memorial Diplomdique OF Paris states that tne
Pope intends TO audrrss another letter 10 the l1sh
Bishops strictly enoinng them not 10 oppose the ex-
ecuton Of the exceptional measures taken Tor the gov
ernment OF Ireland ,, -,
Tomorrow. Several Home Rule members OF Parliament
are announced u speak.
Windsor telegram states that the rufnor OF plot 10
blow np Windsor Castle Ia unfOuoded
The Teie1rdph believes the Land bill has not yet been
drafted Tne Arms D. IL says will be introduced on the
II was stated In Yesterdays Standard that Mr. Glad
stOpe would introduce the Land Di on February ~.