, 1881-11-27
Mistake Which the Irish Will Make
if They Antagonize the Work
ingmen's Vote.
Cheeky Program of the heoel~
Bond-Buyers, as at Last
Published.
Decree Of the French Government Again
Permitting the Importation Of
American Pork.
The Willy Russians Now Pushing
Toward Constantinople from
the East.

THE BRITISH
PRINCE LEoro1p's uETn0THAL-
S,xcial Cable
LONDON Nov. :G-Smalley's special says:
Prince Leopod's betrothal to the Princess
Helena of Naldcck causes surprise, US there
were whispers of his intention TO marry in the
British Pcer,lyc. The entnurage Of the court
were aware that he had gone to the Continent
to select bride The general public have
regarded his health as II bAr to 1intrituony. he
suffers frequent attacks Of hcnorrhuge from
the pores through defects in the skin, weaken
ing tho whole tone of the SYSTEM His intel-
]ectuai culture and geniaity mike him pop
ular. The public arc glad to rc9arti this
step as Z sign Of improving heal1h.
and in his case prefer that he sEou1t marry a
Princess rn,her than British sGo1ect Lord
Lornos case is bad enough. On ell STATE oc-
rasions the husband sits below the salt. II the
Prince married a coranoner. as her husband he
would be compelled to show publicly his wife's
inferiorits on .il occasions Of precedence The
Radical press is preparing for the usual attack
On the expected Parliamentary grant
THE DUKE or CAMBRIDGE
still busters at Sir Garnet Wolseiey's appoint
ment, and threatens to resic'' The Court purity
urge him to reuInin, or the post may pass for
ever from member Of the royal family, and
the Duke OF Connau ghl's chances would be
gone. All this is just little
rarcical. Everybody who knows the Duke Is
perfectly sure he will never resign. He lacks
the moral courage OF his martial courage VIC
know too much from his Crimean experience.
THOUGH HowELI.'s DEFEAT AT STAFFORD
was not wholly owing to Irish detection. the as
sistance given by the Irish tl1ut OCCASION to
the Conservatives and the Irish opposition to Mr
Ashton Dixie the other night, and their more re-
cent conduct In MnrylebOne. are rapidly estrang-
ing Radical sympathies with Irish aspirations
Mr.. O'Dunnell, II. r, is carrying the policv OF
exasperatjon so fur as to advocate O ToEy-Irish
alliance, and compensation Of the landlords
How the Salisbury and Lowtner schools will ap-
prove the declarations OF their new prophet
when he declares that the Conservative policy
in relation to ngrarian reforms Is practically
IDENTICAL WITH THE PLATFORM OF DAT-
1T AND pAf:SElL,
It ie not for me to Say. 1t is not unlikely that
the Irish or the Tories, II they remember Lord
Abercor1is declarations, will both have to re-
pullate ODonnell. The latter is evidently
gutiattlg for an alliance to obstruct Mr.. Glad
e stones reform Of Parliamentary procedure 1t
is gratifying TO the Ministers that Tory like
Mr. Newdexnte. respected for his long expert
ence in Parliament, has dec!ured in favor OF the
Government project, and denounced the pro-
posed resistance
THE GRAND LODGE OF MASONs- AND THE
LATE PRESIDENT GAl:flELD.
S,~r.ai GaLk.
LONDON. Nov. .G.-Tho HtrdlTs special says:
AT the uext meeting Of the Grand Lodge CT
English crecmasons on Dec. the G rand MASTER
the Prince Of Wales. will move ''That this
Grand Lodge agree to vote Of coincidence
with the widow and family OF the late Brother
James Abram Garfield. President of tho United
States OF America, who died the 18th OF Sep
1ember last from wounds received from the
hands OF an assas.n.''
PERU AND CHILL.
Spteta1 t;ahf.
LONDON. Nov e6.-Jenn1ngs' special says:
Everybody is asking whit the Washington Gov
ern1nent is going to DO about Chill. The gen
eral opinion ts that Chill has acted most
improperly in sciztng Garcia Calderon. and TINT
the United States cannot and will not SUBJ
7 NIT TO the insult Much regret Is felt
that the Monroe doctrine will prevent England
from acting with you in the suppression Of
{hilian excuses. Enelishmcn have IL great
stake in Peru, and would have joined long ago
in compelling cessation Of ho5tittes II the
United States had been wiling It is
now hoped tEat tho United States,
having undertaken TO do Lie business
ssugle-h handed. will go In ana finish 1t expe&I-
GousIy. But the newspapers here think you
canuot do much until you have navy. The
ultimate decision Of President Arthur and his
Cabinet will be looked Tor with the utmost iu-
terest throughout Europe
PROGRAM OF THE CONFEDERATE BOMB
. N0EDEf;S.
LONDON, Nor. o6.-The committee Of Coufed-
crate bondholders state thnt their program is,
primarily, by steady and persevcring appeals.
first TO the public and then to the Legislature OF
the United States. to bring about the opinion
that the time has come when the restriction i'm
posed by the Fourteenth Amendment TO the
Constitution should be removed SO far rs it pro.
hibits the So uthern States from cnec1tng just
and equitable settlement OF their debts legally
contracted The committee repudiate the idea
Of embarking In litigation to recover the Con-
1ederate property in Europe.
THE DUKE OF RICHMOND
has decided to introduce on his large Scotch
estates changes comprising tho compensa ton
for tenants improvements, ana an understand
ing that Two years notice Of removal will be
given By either side.
THE STORM uNADATED.
LONDON. Nov. .6-Miunieht-A tremendous
gale is now blowing here
LORD HARRINGTON,
Secretary Of State for India, addressing bis con.
sfstnents at Blackburn tonight, defended the
conduct Of the Liberal Government In securing
fuldlment Of the berlin treaty. He said Lori
Dunertn. British Ambassador at Constautinoplc
was nnw striving to obtain Il fu!Glluicut Of the
clauscs OF the treaty reutinE TO Armenia, tr
ossier to prevent renewed outbreak. whict
would disturb Europe. Turkey. he said, mus
observe the stipu!auous Of the Berlin treaty
which are the conditions Of her continued ex.
1stence- The whole Of Europe would see thai
these st1puiauons are enforced.
REFERRING TO THE IRISH QUESTION.
Harrington said 1t was one OF the utmost ankle
II, ana calculated to inspire the grea.est dtsap,