New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
THE ARMS BILL IN PARLIAMENT.

ITS PEOYiSIoNS-PARNELL INFIrLD TO RETURN 10
LONDON.
LONDON. Tuesday, March. l. 1SSl.
Tn IN, House Of Commons this evening,
Lord nart,np,ou replying to sir stafford Northcotc'
said tnat the Government means to 30 on with the Arms
bill daily but on Thursday the Secretary OF war VIII
move the Committee OF supply at p m. and make q
statement regarding the Army organizations THIS Is be-
cause hc prevented BY obstruction from making tue
statement yts,. ray Urgency voted for the Arms
bill by I9J t0 81.
Sir William V. Harcour, Home Secretary introduced
the Arms bill II prohibits the possession or carrying ot
arms except by license; permits the senrch oi houses
from sunrs, sunset, and empowers the AUTHORITIES 10
prohibit and TO rcuat' the importation aud sale OF
arms dynamite aud ni;ro.glycerinc. The maximum
penalty conviction Is three months i'npris-
oumeut without hard labor. The bill is TO rcmaIn In
force five years
rh, Home Secretary referred ut some length to the
suc ch of Mr. Dillon In August. The b he SAID, woud
touch 40 body who sought lawful ends by lawh means
The Home secretary In reply to qncsthho' Loru
churchill alncd that scarciwaTTahS nhuer III" Dl'
would run twcuty-ono days.
motion to adjoarn was rejected by vote OF 2O- TO
IL
Mr.. IIcalcy. Lone Ruler, wishing to address the
House. The Speaker applied The cloiWe
Lord harrington moved that the question be- put ana
The motion was adopted by vote OF 200 TO ~
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10 DC aud the bin passed iis first reading lSS to 70
Lord Harrington said that he would for the present
urocccd daily with the bill, aud, II necessary, III
erpcsc nuy other business, besides Mr.. Chierd state
n,rnt on THufsdnv aiLplr notice 10 be- gwen. ~,
In the House of Cpmulont to-day, SIT Mlhom itdI
court Home Secretary, replying 10 Question: Said lhac
he had received II IhrcatrnIg telegram sighed Jphn
DpXoy hui he did not mlcnj make representations
IN regard 20 the circumstances 10 tho American "N'lp
nrn hl repre- ,eniatiOns hc suh. might give rise 10
ai incrcoDnal cOntr"ycrsy Drvoy from Brit,Sm con-
vlci. having become an American cltzcl' or ni,am
T. IIilruurt said, In locular manner, thdt u DtNy
here lac might have 10 pay hiin solne "'on
Al meeting Of Irish mcmhors last night telegram
inviting Mt. PANEL to return To L'hdoh WAS SeI' W
Paris.
THE prorgcrlov BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
In the House Of Lords tonight Llrl Spencer Loru
President Of the Council moving the seeohd read'hR o
,hc pro,cctlon bill pointed out that Ou;raGes though
eeaily diminished number. were still cOmmlt'eu III
Irlgud Eul Spencer did not wish their Lordshlps 10
nk that rebellion IN Ireland was m anent, Dut wien
such hostile feeling existed, aud when American papers
were melting fu>hmen 10 rebellion OUTRAGE nnu "7SasS'
nation would b. great danger II prop an q;
tIlh measures not taken ler tho u"in'0"""N0 VI
Lord Braconsiicld Reluctantly supported the 9il,
because lie thon4:It abolut'y hecesurs. en-
non In Ireland was fOstercd by ~ orgalzru enIl, %
sniracy OF Foreigners I; absolutely neces ary mat
tn Government should 'S~sS tn' p1,Mf - @ w. % io
Queen from foreign clnspraors, WI" W.T. P"s9'Ds "
ninl fro between itn0tlrr country ana ireland
Lord Grnnvillc ciartd thai coercion WIS nrctosny.
Ihc III wns then second omr. ana tno eonilhll-
tee having b"pn negiycd the third reauing Was
fixed Tor tomorrow. ~
LONDON Wednesday, March =, 1881.
The StaHd,lrdS Dublin correspondent LEARNS on goon
authority that ess thau bundled pcrsohs Will DC ar-
rested under the Protection bill inc poiico are 'ery
active in making for arrests and lists OF
persons have been proparcd Tor imnGdatc lrIsPIIon.
10 me N,ceroy The L1l L"ngun VIII not DE- lhfrIeeu
with long ~ 1t keeps witbins ieaSohao'' D'""u'