Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-19

DUBLIN, October 1S.-Rioting was re-
newed here last night. The police were
compelled to retreat over Carlisle Bridge
under shower of stones. 1t is probable
that troops will be called out at Charleville,
county Cork. The police were stoned, the
riot act was read, and the military were
called out and cleared the streets. Thirty
five arrests were made.
Mr.. Forster, replying to the corpora
tion deputation, stated that the police
in clearing Sackville street acted
upon instructions to prevent the mob
from taking possession of the street. If
the mob had been allowed to take pos
session, the consequences would have
been far more lamentable. He regretted
that any one had been hurt, but said should
like occasion arise he would certainly
make use of the same force Mr.. Forster
concluded by saying that it was the duty of
law abiding people to keep out of the way
and thus avoid being implicated in disturb
ances.
In view Of the explanation given by Mr..
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr..
+. DwYer Gray has withdrawn the statement
that he believes the police are acting under
pose OF provoking collision. Mr.. Forster
was protected by mounted police while
driving from his residence to the Castle
to-day.
LIMERICK, October IS.-AlI the LIQUOR
shops have been ordered to close their
doors from five o'clock this evening until
wednesday morning in consequence of ap-
prehensions Of a riot.
The Twentieth Regiment has arrived here
etrpnOfhQO Tha
ties keep the telegraph Office open all night
Tor the transmission of military and police
kilograms.
LONDON, October I8.-The Fifty second
Regiment embarked for Ireland to-day. The
women and non -effectives remain in Eng
land as II the regiment was ordered into
active service,
The Press Association says 1t is informed
that the Irish PrivY Council has decided to
proclaim Dublin city. A proclamation will
be issued warning all loyal citizens to re-
main at home after dark. Further arrests
are expected after to-day's meeting of the
Land League.
1t is understood that Mr.. Sexton has de-
clined the offer of the government to release
him from imprisonment on account of his
health, provided he leaves the country. 1t
is net considered probable that the members
OF Parliament in Kilmainham jail will be
detained beyond three months.
The Press Association learns that coun-
ell of war has been formed in Dublin,
headed by General Steele, to consider the
military situation in Ireland. 1t is contem-
plated to increase the Foot Guards to three
bsLtalions. The Second Dragoon Guards
will probably be retained at Longford.
NEW YORK, October 18.--A dispatch to
the Irish World from Dublin saws "The
Executive Committee of the Land League
held large meeting to-day, and it was
unanimously resolved to order a general
strike against rent"
Lord Carlingford, Liberal, who as Mr..
Chichester Fortescue was twice Chief Sec
retary for ireland, speaking at Radstock
last evening, said the truth was that there
was no ground left for argument
between the government and the peo
pie on the one side and the Land League
and its leaders on the other. That
the League leaders had unhappily chosen to
carry the issue into quite different field of
force. He trusted and believed that there
would be no armed insurrection in Ireland,
and that no excited body of men would
compel an armed force to shed blood. But
still the methods of the League were such
as could only be met by force In some
shape.