, 1881-01-28
chohc1off's Account OF Turconan
Hono1-The Freernasons
and the Boers..
Letter from Lima, Showing the
Feelings of the Peruyians
III December.
4 Lazy Set, Confident that They Hfcro
Going to 1Io Whipped by tho
Chtiiang.
Probability that the Fear Of Yellow-Pever
Hastsued tho Fall Of the City.
THE 1E1SH.
4 WHOLE BATTALION DlSAjsSfED.

NpfEM1 lHofE.
l,oyroS, JIM. a7.-Aftcr thu actton Of tho
Government tn.tias thu people VIII hiya good
reason 10 bu alarmed, The Second But
TALON OF tho Eighteenth (0r Royal
lrlsli Regiment Ut F0ot, stationed at
Atierslot. md under tile command Ut Lieut.
Col ircsurle, l!aa been llsarIncd. Ut course,
llothlng ear explain such n step excepting 4
belief t!...t ttla troops haye becnme lmbucd
With Fenfanisn, alid 1l,ny join III the REBEL.
Ion which Is 50 sdnn 10 como llEnn ,.s.
TIE 1aArrLE OF TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Sptcidt Cable
l4oSpoS, Ian, e7,.-'rhc suspenafnu of MI.
DIggar for ttisrcgnrtlil,g the admonitl0ns u.l-
dressed tn lin, by tho Speaker seems to have
precpi,atetl the first pitched baltic Of
!hc session between the Irish party and
thu Government forces, assisted by the Tory
Opposition. Like many othor great battles,
It calne about by Incident, and found tho
Irish party unprcrnre,, 1t was voritable
turprlsc, antl, though ti!u struggle lasted
twenty-five hours. and beeaano practically Il
drawn sword battle, 1t somewhat 3. go; i.
DAMAGED THE M0isAtE. soF TitE HOME
lsutElta,
by bringing their small party into direct con-
atct with the overwhelming majority ut tho
butsct OF tho engagement. No one seeing
lhe Government benc!.cs crowded with Llb-
eral and I,ahieal supporters coult hilye
doubted tho ultimate result Ut any
physical struggle In the Ilouss,
Tue tlgIlt wll!ct, began Tonight OIL tle direct
question or cbnrr'on Is considered il forcgouc
conclusion. The responsibility for this coa,-
dltlon Ut affairs rests upon Mr.. 1}tgRar' =
shoulders, in forcing tl,e hands of his friends
III tia uesat,rt IF Ir lsArnnti
THE In1su REPRESENTATION
VAS never So unanimous OF nny question as
Oh las opposition To coercion. trhg
1rlsh party intend, 1t Ii said,
10 mako such opposition 10 tho bill
rs WtlE attract tho attention OF tic world, III
tho hope Of delaying its passage b.
att endless surIes Of motions and
amendments for Tho space Of n
month, sitting from day to day. Tht
dght Promises 10 be one Of Unusual interest
though the result cai.not fur 4 Yao,!.apt be
doubted, considering tic overwhelming INA
ioslty To buck tho Government. 1t will, how
eser, remain most striking struggle l,l FUR
liaaentary l,stury,
TIE CATHOLIC cLc1,oY OK THE struNr1os
I'll ths 1ytster't As,oesa.<d Frtss.
puDI1S, Jnn. 97.-1'he Catholic clerEy, III
tembltd At Maynonth under tho I'restdcne,
d Archbishop AlcCahe, passed resolution.
declaring TINT an Immediate and thorough
1eiorun of tho Land laws, framed on the prl,
eIples Of ]usttce to all existing rights, wo,,lt
eeeertaln to cal! bncl, peace and security
but they cannut rofraia from expressing thel
tear that tI,o fictitious calm causcti ty co
erlon may encourage tl,o IIo,tsc OF Lords t,
reject or nuslEfy tho Land bill,
sreps,s;n rxS.Ass At sitxpr1gln.
SHEFFIELD, Jun. a,.-t'wlur to the ndyen
Of 700 supposed Feutans precautions hay
been taken against popular disturbances.
Elnvcstskatlon shows that the susuccto,
feAians arc laborers seeking reliof.
ASurI,ru max.
I1yEluuo1, Jau. a7.--Tho statemcnt Tim
he Mayor llas been In co,nmul,icatIun viii
uo local military ant. naval nytIorttfas vii
tteferencc 10 soliy suspected i,jstile actlon a
thu 1rishmen there Is not aoc,,rate.
IN rAuiIAMrST.
LONDON, Jan, 21,-In tia 1touse of Cor
mons onIeht dahnto ~ A. A. roes,o,ss y. oa, Go
eioa b!!! was resumed. rim I,nnd.r an e.,e, e'
Oayltt, l}ren,,all. nnJ Etliem ,voro an,nur ~, ~,
ipeetators In thn ra,osv ra n'0'' "'f' an'o''s III
atr. l,al,o.lct,cre%, % Advanced Liberal. sro,,
strongly In opposltlon to tha n,essmra u'' Sp'A
John blight saId Il. ,,een,~ tq 1n.s ro"rostsa N,
Coercion w,s ,nr,srnr,. ~ go -, ~ ~
not been promised altar In rasrci,n a % h,, ~ -