New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
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WAR AND TURMOIL ABROAD.
A GREAT RUSSIAN VICTORY.

GENERAL sKOBELEFP WINS MORE RRxOwN IS CEN
TRIAL AsrA-NR GLADsToSE's MOTION PASSED
IN PARLIAMENT.
1t is announced at st. Petersburg that Gen.
eral Skobelef gained great victory on Mon
day last, having captured Geok-Tepe and
routed the Teke-TurcOmans, who abandoned
their arms and supplies. The British House
of Commons has passed Mr. Gladstone's reso-
luton after session which lasted all night;
The Conservatives aided the Government in
resisting obstruction. The German farmers
complain of American competition.
SKIRMISHING IN PARLIAMENT.
The HOUSE KEPT IN SESSION ALL E,GHT-A BIT
TER STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE IRISH AND ENG.
LISH MEMBERS.
LONDON Wednesday, Jan. 90. 1881.
The House of Commons remained IN session
all night and until this afternoon, the Irish members
being determined to retard Mr. Gladstones motion TO
give precedence coercion bills Repeated motions for
adjournment we're moved by Home Rulers, and success
fully resisted by Government with the assistance Of
the Conservatives, which Sir Stafford Northcote had
promised. amid loud cheers from both sides. Mr.. Par
nell arrived the house shortly after 10 O'Clock, and
was enthusiastically received by his supporters Mr..
Dillon. Home Rule member for Tpperary. spoke this
forenoon. The discussion to-day practically
order but the debate good-humored. Me- Playfar,
Deputy Speaker, has relieved tile Speaker. Premier
Gladstone reentered the House ct 1920 m aud was
loudly cheered Mr.. Forster Chief Secretary for Ire
land. absent four hours during the night The Com
servattve leaders attended by relays
Mr. Dawson. Liberal member for Carlow Borough. said
Mr. Forster seeking to impose laws against which
the country would rise en- masse. In reply to sugges-
tion OF Mr.. Parne that division might be taken
II the Government would agree TO postpone the debate
Mr. Forsters bills until Thursday Mr. Gladstone said
he could accept compromise Sir Stafford N0rthc0td
ntmated the readiness Of the Conse vaves to contnue
the session II The House divided at O'clock
Mr.. Forsters protection bills carried by vote Of
POL to 80. The House then adjourned until Thursday
to-day's session having virtually gone.
The Times In editorial article this morning says:
The Dublin trial is sufficient TO show the helpeseness
and inadequacy OF ordinary law TO repress Illegal
IzatOn and agitation OF large DIMENSIONS but the per-
plexity OF the Dublin jury Will not prevent EnRlshmen
from forming their conclusions In regard TO the real
character of the agitation. supplementary egislai
ton Is forthcoming. the miscarriage Of the Dublin trial
will be hailed IN some quarters as establishing and sane
u0nng license.
The Globe says the Horse Armoy and the White Tower,
containing the armory at the Tower OF London. have
from the War Once, issued account Of apprehended
Fenan disturbances.
Only two Eng lish members, Mr.. Joseph Cowen, Radt
ioal Reforner and HomeR Ruler. and Mr. r c. ThomDsoD,
Gadstone's motion. Several English ana scotch LID
erals abstained frOmom voting.
Stringent orders have been issued az naval ports f0i
maintaining rowing uardsshr0ugf the night Dock
ordered to the Pembroke dock yard
from Portsmouth.