, 1881-08-01
GREAT BRITAIN.
r,,dev Mornings Budget OF
News and Gossip from
London.
.,,,o,occfttl scenes Which At
tended the p1.ssnEo ofthe
Land Bill.
o,,,,tona Will Allow No Important Moai-
tlcatiou Of tho Bill IN tho
Lords.
Snfrjtlt {nh;f,

spteia. taHt.
rnrnoy, July W.-Thc closing scenes
pIi .ha discussion Of tho Land bill Il, tho
u 4s .us If rnn,,,to,,s dGgcnuratek Into a per.
ho.I1 p.1 ,cr,monIo,.s wraI,gl., chiefly brought
ss",. E',a hv lard Churchill, WIN 0Teretl SEN
eo1as s,un,i u resolution OH tho third read!ng
saI,ua1 sMnna,1ue sweeping tlcnNncinti0n Of
Mn hlii. which the Tory lcati-
ho ,,cciInett %1 to Irdorsc. Tlio hight
r., e. Wfiinm II. Smith even made tic
uot. ,.,s nrnnosal to recolilnllt tho bill, 10 pre-
usst uss undrr tho rules Of tho 11onso Lord
rtsmrrh,l] ts". from. proposing Ills lnotlnil Lord
cs.nrchiIJ was furlous. ani s,leeresl nt tho
Tnrx ,enIcr, who left tho uouso. 11lsspcecl,,
Iii onb extrlrugant, excited the rltllculo
.s,na ~ IJouse. Mr., Gladstone compared lin,
4 LIVELY FLEA.
rora Elcho took up Lord ChtrchlIl's par
.t1c and IN fcryttl language DENOUNCED the
so,rardlce so Of tho absent leaders, and moved
~ d,y;t,e tho House. Thn moderate Tories
.t,ore ~ Ia tllss,lslo lIin. Even f4ort Church.
sr's n was willing to withdraw NIL opposition.
Tbe afternoon sitting ended amid confusion.
The scene was even more extfaortllf''ry at
tha evening sitting. Few of the Tories wero
nfEslQf. lND LluElAlS NoA0 pAIoEAe III HI ~
numl,ers, The debate was nothing more
tha1 q series Of personal recrInl1,n-
rims. @ Several Irisl, members accnsed
lnrl Grosvenor, tho LlbRral "Whig,n Of
having, through tile mediation OF Mr..
iItto,l, ,iebarreA them acccss to Nfr. G1ad-
atone in the early stages of the bill. Mr..
Gladstone and Lord GrosvonUr denied tho
charges. Mr.. Litton wns absent. Certain
f,ish members regard Atr. 1.ittoi's appotnt-
mpnt as reward for such work. The
Liberals were
IN A VERY ENClTED CONDITION
md tn,patiout of all opposition, maintaining
a continuous noise and grontls during the
debate. It was notable TINT the Irish party,
espcia!Iy Many Parnellttes, joined III tho
disturbance. Those who spoke claimed that
the SUCCESS of tho bill wns due to tho Land
League. This most remarkable debate
on the bill was closed BY n division, in which
fourteen frreconcilnblo Tories voted ngni,lst
third realing. Not single Irish member
was In the minority. Most OF the parncllites
voted for the bill. -Four Of them walked out
Of tho House.
MICH SATISFACTION IS EEr1EesED
a. Lord Granylllc's frank explanations to
France respecting Tripoli. Tho official cor
1tsponteilce confirms tllo current statements
Of tue firm attitude taken by the British Gov
eminent against further French agRres-
s!on III North Affirm. All refer
ence to tile annexation Ut Cyprus
being tho rcnl origin OF tho Tunfs
enterprise Is carefully excluded from tho
Tunislan correspondence, 1t Is evident tl,nt
tho Government consider French supremacy
ID Tants Us the maximum concession which
British interests would allow. Mr.. Cham
be1laln, llr. bright, and Sir Charles Dixie
a1e foremost among tho Ministers who
are determined TO maintain British control
ovcr Egypt, 1t Is even said that some phrases
in Lord Granytle's dispatch were suggested
BY them. It should not be overlooked that
the French Government when withdrawing
Baron King from Cairo admitted the prcdoti-
nance OF British interests in Egyut, and
there IS reason to believe n. st. Hilaire's dis
sfoH'ais Of further conquest.
PUBLIC FEELING IN ENGLAND
keenly appreciates tho sympathetic tone OF
n1o&vs o AneTcan she ex
prevails that the American nuthorlttes VIII
use every endcavor to discover tho cotl-
nSsna f'saS5s anu y p,an prs,yonnt future outraEes
2! tho macf!ncs, but the belief appears
crease Tia 4 sktriuishfnsn % f,,nds nr tn ~ ra.
eelso = reward for information. Sir Will
iam ,diareo!lrt,s picture OF nssasina1ion Is
e,tEain.a eEsisae4 w Lle PRESS as ovelurAWn' Nev-
e.us' eigiess, an " WoulG W nn aGVantMgo 70 En-.
fTTonNu! EG'u auu in'ngr!cn II stcn gnscona0o as
H. ,'1o't"1-l1ossasWe1o checkea w pEosec0"
uol' -
AFaltANlsTAN'
The British Government are evidently de-
tetm!ncd to keep clear Of Afghantstal, whit
ing u! ue survival OF the Attest, aud evo1l llopo
70 1egot'ate with Ayoob khAn II he Is VIC
torious. AnEl0-Indtans expect that hu Will
ogst Abdurra!lman from Cahul, and tint the
latter will probably form now State behind
tho Hindu koosll under Russian auspices,
THE POLITICAL, AND soc1A1, SEASON
Is now cnn,tn,, r., mn nuI n,,d hoth 1Tnuooa
tas., 81 ras!!alNent Will round lip business rs
he CuercluH act, nnd tN0re is nothing
G!s but q few nnltnportnnt private
measures. hlr. Gladstone hAa borno up un-
ael hls arauous lnbor bottor than anybody
expected 'H hut lie looks wcnry md jadeil, and
,am T!n oe oe sat Wien tho recess comes. Ills no!
soa ona OF holiday, however, is n characteristic
siS% aa',,a weeks ago and the doctors ordered alj
!ssds Ge revised New Testament with the Original
holidays ho will write q pamphlet OH Tie
uadu question.
THE rrrr1yf, IN THE ,ouna
isthat tho Land Iii ,n,ist % he nnssc, ,, anh,ton.
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