, 1881-08-07
The Usual Sunday Mornings
Budget Of British Gossip
and News.
Gambetta's Critics-Spain and France
Small Crops-Fisheries-
Irish Items.
GREAT BRITAIN /.

- t1cEitItt ~ LIZ iIl HINOuOLcn S1kCCC5o. LAX
antllor is fortunate i'll not being compelled
to share the llonors with al English a,taptcr
rs i'll the case of The Bankers Daughter
ME. K11:ALrY
has engaged AfeSsrs. Riynold and AlackliI
and Miles. Dianch Z. Henry and Ada Wilson,
for Michael Strogot1.'
HOWARD PAIL,
the Manager Of the Alllalubra, leaves f0r
America per the steamer Britannia on the
18th inst. in search Of vocal and dramatic
talent for his theatre.
VICTOR s1rEESEE,
editor Of the Sport Zcitung, llcs been chosen
umpire, anu Mr.. Ventll, Of the American
Legation, judge for the Cornell match at
Vienna. The American crew has drawn
the right side Of the liver, nearest the city.
M1:. JAMES j. KEESE's HORSES
are about to leave Bedford Lodge. Newman
KIT, and will in future be trained By William
Day, the trainer who recently: wrote q book
On tile management Of raceI!orses.
M!,. W.AEilSGrOS Woop,
tile sculptor. who is III London ut present,
has been commissioned to make in marble Il
bust of the late Dean Stanley for the 1nenl-
btrs OF the family.
THE HOUSE OF LORDS
has completed the Committee work on the
LAID bill. The report aud the third reading
" i'll take place Monday, and the House Of
Commons will consider the Lords ancllti-
llents Tuesday. The Lords have not made
more cilanges than was expected, sufficient,
however, to chaugc largely the character ut
tie bill. The Government accepted several
amendments tending TO elucitl:lte the bill.
The Lords exhibited 4 tendency to facilitate
tie creation If peasant proprictor,!lip. pro-
yidcd the landlords are compensated. Their
amendments. restrict free sale and increase
the landlords power. The disposal Of hold
iuGs gives them the right to appeal from tue
decisions Of tla Land Court, which
VIRTUALLY DESTROYS
The efficacy OF the Court for tenants. The
Tory leaders left the Duke Of Argyll to tli-
rect the chief attack against tic bill The
Duke eviuenely ci.joycst tie task, which is
GENERALLY the case Wltn Il tiscuntented Lib
c:al sEcedrs. His comparison Of the Govern
mcnt IN Il jcll,lis|, is likely to stick, though
il is interior lis q metaphor to that
h Lori BeaconStie]I Of extinct volcanoes.
The Government is expected 10 make some
I toileession regarding Eng!ista-ulanakcI Cir
tales where The landlord makes all Improve
:nan:s, though it will resist most ot.er
lui,s1s. Influential opinion considers
that tile bill must become Il law
in the form in wi4ic! it was
created by the House Of Commons. The
struggle between the Chambers will i'c sharp.
and will prolong the session Of Parliamentto 10
tile last week i'll August or the first week of
September.
LORD WILLIAM VERNON HAEcorEr's
statement respecting the action Of the WASH
inston Government regarding explosive
gives great s;,tisfatiul 1t is re-
45artEcd as significant and interesting that
Hartmann has found it necessary to leave the
United States. EEElishuneu do not
consider that the diabolca schemes
from Il political movement
worthy of the name, but believe them to be
the acts Of gang of desperadoes outside
The sympathy Of the American people. Even
the Irish Natiuna!sts express Ill a5horrcnce
1f the so-callcd "dynamite war" A cartoon
in the Dublin national comic journal, I'ut,
lllberna rcpe|ing box Of dyna-
mite offered by a skeleton.
MI. CorErSEY's APPOINTMENT
n the Colonial Office gives Intense dissatis- |
faction to the Wings anu the Conservatives, |
,ut accords with Mr.. Gladstone's Colonial !
,olicy. Lord Rosebery accepted Il position
yhich is generally regarded as beneath his !
status, but it is Il rule with Mr. Gladstone that
lcW men shall serve I'LL apprenticeship in
lie lower grades of Official service. An ex-
,eptlon was made in the case of |
>Ir. Chamberain, because of pccu-
lar Radical claims. Scotchmen are
irf1I InI
lppointment. 1t Is generally considered
hat MI. Gladstone has higher work for him
han that of a Junior in the Home Office.
lie has resigned the Presidency Of the Greek
whose work practically closes
With The cession Of the territory.
ME. B1:..DLAtti1I HAS GIVEN NOTICE
hat unless the House of Commons declares
lis seat vacant lie will again cntcayor to
orce his entrance into it. as he pllrposely
crlines to say when lie will do 50 the off
ials OF the lionseaFc making preparations to
.uart agai1ist surprise. TheGuvernnent las
lis case under consideration at the present
!oncllt. The announcement Of the intro
uetson OF the Oatis bill next session is cy-
ected. 1t is Impossible that the crisis ca1
ontlnue mitch longer. The litigation COLI
nues with Ncwtlesalc, and there is 4 posi-
i!lty OF Mr. E:adlausIl's losing his seat
Trough bankruptcy.
Mi;. r.tISELI'S VIOLENCE
the House OF Commons tie other night
AS tie preneuitated result Of co,l,.uuuica-
obs from ltr. Dillon, vino urged more
ctlrity. Mr.. Parneli issued q Strong
whip for the presence of his supporters
urt1g the debate on the Land bill Tuesday.
SUPPLY.
The Government Is negotiating with the
pposition leaders to make the supply mcss=
res urgent" At present there are no
gns that the Tories are helping the Gov :
'n1ncnt.
LORD DrFFER1N
ihaElns satisfactory progress at Coustanti-
'1!c. Tie unity OF the anglo Turkish i'll
rest III 'Frpoii greatly improved tile rc- J
tlonslilp and strengthened Lord Dutfc:in's I I
mt TOR Armenian reforms. The report | I
at Baker Paslla is going to I'ripoIl disturbs | T
G French Government. ,
MEMS EEoM BERLIN - j
ems conclusive that the detained vessels at a
lei are not Intended for Fcnians or: Nj @
lists, but, most probably, for President b
erola, of Peru. Il
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