, 1881-11-12
4 Case Found at Last Where
the Rent: Was Not Too .:
High. -:
Sorry Result OF the Trip Of tho
= King OF Italy to -:
Vienna.
Affairs So Arranged that Robillant
Stays at the AUSTRIAN
=. Court
The Assassination Of The Car Indirectly
~ Charged Against the Chief
OF Police.
General Satisfaction Of Everybody in Of
fee at the Capital Of
Spain.

* 6eneIal oas'slaeIloa OF 6Vefyoody IN V1-
fee at the Capital Of
Spain.
>- GREAT BRITAIN.
NOT AMERICANS.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-the six passengers who
embarked 1T Gibraltar on the steamer CALI
ope, which wills lost at sea, were Arlnenians,
not Americans
!" ERIE EAI1.wAy.
= The voting Trustees. representing the Erie
Railway I;ondlloldcrs' Committee, announce
that they forwarded their proxies to Presi-
dent Jewett yesterday.
1Sn1A.
Lord harrington, Secretary OF State for
India, replying II, 4 adeputadon which urged
the repea! If the remaining duties cotton
goods imported into India, saiu he was ui,-
able to give L dcfi:lit answer, but believed
the Indian Government, i'll its next budget,
would abolish the ttuty o:a gray goods. Tue
Government fully agreed with the dtpatation
as to the evils Of protection. hut it must look
ppon the matter-;.s Il revenue question. The
pledge that the duties could be abolis!eucd
SOON as HE State finances permitted did not
mean that the first surplus must be applied
to that object He l'ointed out that it would
not be safe 70 rely more than hitherto on the
.Ieycnue from opium, aud he could not hold
out any hope that lie would be able to dis
pcl,se with that revenue within amy time he
could foresce, but the growing anti-oplunl
agitation Increased its precarlousncss.
THOMAS CI.aGKsoN-
The Speaker Of tile House of Commons
unveiled. a memorial to Thomas CIarkson,
the English phitanthropist and abolltionist,
at Wisbcach, Cambria seshire.
THE AAyoI: OF HULL,
speaking Of commerce. with America, said
arrangements wer;. about 10 be made by
yhich direct trade between Hull and
BALTIMORE would be opened. When the
detlrv3fcr docks Of the Hull s, Darusby
Railway were constructed, the lnulans
might send some Of their iarge steamers to
Hull
rp-. CARVER
was again successful i'll IL pigeon-slooting
match, killing tlliriy-six out Of fifty. The
stipulated nu:iiibe:rIwas tI.i:ty-iiyc.
TIE :1:r:t::ssT SETTLEMENT.
DvBL1S, Nor. 11.-'rhe large reductions in
rent by the ss,b-eol1nissiocs under the La1ld
act are causing I'LL cutlery on the part Of the
landlords aud 4 demand for Government
compensation.
Eeports from all parts Of the County Cork
disclose most extraordinary eaee11!ess OIL tEe
part Of tic farmers to 50 before the Land
Court .
PROTECTION FUND.
In some districts large SUMS of money are
being subscribed towards the foundation Of
mutual protection fund,
SEXTON.
The United Ircltf1t2 denies tll2t Sexton
has become its editor, and states that lie
never had any connection with it.
pl1ToS.
= The Corporation Of Limerick has passed a
resolution to confer tie freedom Of the city
upon Dillon. Of forty members, only eight
cen attended! the meeting. No Conservatives
we're present
PRISONERS I'LL.
It is stated that Kettle is threatened with
paralysis. :1.d that Eoy;on has lost the sight
Of one eye
CAPT. KENNEDY,
of the steamship, fierluanlc, was fined G10 for
bringing TO Liverpool dock three cases Of
shipped at New York in spite Of
the prohibition, and not iAdicated Oh the bill
Of fading.
Io1:D 1'0I:TAEI.INGToN =. /
writes to the Times pointing out that Oh the |
old hereditary estates rents have not been |
raised for !: !1lnbe: Of years, and if the Sub /
reduce these rents anything |
like = per cen1, the cry Of conlistation will !
be rightly raised; AID tilausto:se's declara- !
lion in the House Of Commons relative to !
will come 10 the front with If |
resistiblc force.
A,II.EHa1, MEs1B12I. OF PARLIAMENT,
who Loyalty supported tile Land bill. writes |
that it is is unjust thai rent be lowered Ge- |
cause OF the waste and iAlproyidence OF the |
tenant as to be raised OH improvements. If !
The rent re reduced because Of the increas--
ng age and fecblcncsS 0f the tenant, The land
lord should be Compensated by the Govern
uent
FIJI. 0'uoSSELL, /
|Iome-Eule member o1 Parliament for Dun
yaryali, points OUT that in the Castle Blaney /
Ind Enri@llt cases, the reductions of rent
lave already been appealed against, t1ld the
andiords, acting unitcdiy. are accunulating
magnificent case for appeal to Parliament t
or compensation.
THE DOWNrArEI-k LAND COMMISSION,
n 4 decision lit sixteen cases on the Martin
md Cornwall estates, made material relnc-
ion OF rent In two cases, rents Of 20 sllil-
inss and q shillings were reduced IL ii sllil-
lngs pence and IL sllilIings pence respect
yply. In the case Of one Miller, tenant to
I, Ward, Of Bangor Castle. the commission
the existing rent.