New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-30
THE LAND BILL ADVANCING.

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LONDON July 20.-LorI Randolph Churchill, in
an eXtrayagant speech, to-day moved his resolu-
ton, On the third reading of the Land BILL that the
DILL being the result of revolutionary agitat ion, en-
courages the rcpudaton of contracts is opposed to
individual liberty, is calculated to diminish the Sc
curlty of property AMI prosperity in Ireland and to
endanger her IN ion with Great Britain.
Mr.. Gladstone followed, ridiculing Lord Church.
i'll and powerfully justifying the bill He said it
would he unbccoming in him to eulogize the meas
ure, but the attacks against it were such as did not
necessitate its defence
Mr.. Gibson Conservative replied to Mr.. Glad
stone and after Mr.. William Shaw QIome Ruler)
had paid a high tribute to Mr. Gladstone, a dosul-
tory discussion was continued by Lord EIcho Mr..
Warton and other extremists amidst the evident
lnipatience of the House. the only effect being to
prevent the third reading of the bill being taken at
the morning sitting The House finally suspended
its sitting until o'clock tonight, and the sitting of
the Lords was suspended until ii O'clock in hopes
of taking the first reading of the bill tonight.
In the House to-uight the bill was read n third
time aud passed by vote of 22O to H. the minority
being exclusively composed of Conservatives fol-
fows Mr. Bartlett Earl of Bactive, Mr.. Gorst. Mr..
Dixon Hartland, Sir Henry Holland the Right Hon.
John Hubbard Mr. Onslow, Vscount Folkcstone
Mr. David Scott, Mr.. Scrihncr Mr. James A. Camp
bell, Sir Henry Tyler, Mr.. Warton and Mr.. Whitley.
The majority of the Conservatives and some Par
neiltes including Mr. farnell, abstaincd from vot
ing,
In the House of Lords tonight the Eill was read
Tor MS hrst time. It's second reading fixed for
Monday next.
The Home Rulers have been urged to denonnre
the use Of Internal hines but they have decided
10 to nohin at present the ground that no evil
heilce exists that the Importation of such articles il
connected with IRISH affairs and that, if it ls
no connection exists between the importers and the
Home Rners.
The Liverpool Grand .Jnry has found true bill
against Mctirath and McKevitt for attempting to
blow up the Town Hall in this city OIL the 9th Of
last month.
WHAT THE LORDS MAY 10.
LONDON July 3O.-The Times ia it's leading arti-
cie discussing the Land bill, says:
Ihough representatives of the Landed interest are
tas II probable that the conduct NJ the
peers will be governed in the main by the
same motives "l patriotic prudence display by
tuc plosit"h III the House OF Commons. IL il under
stood tnat the second reading Of the hill will
p"sed hn that tue followers of Lord Salisbury VIII
To-Day 10 consider their course of action and
points whcreon amendments can he offered
MORE DETAILS SENT OVER.
LONDON, July 3O.--The Daily telegram SAYS il is
stated that the Government have information lead
ing them to attach but little imporancn o the state
ment tnat the Internal machines werc made in Fco-
ria, ILL., The authorities possess certain r.puris
hearing upon the manufacture and shinment of tho
explosives which they have communicated To ;he
American Government.
PEORIA GkEATtY INTERESTED.
PEORIA, H. July 2o-'lhe report that the internal
machines were made here creates great excitement
aud is generally believed. T. w. Grove who was
supposed TO be implicated IN their manufacture
denies having made theri, but says that be knows
who did They made at O'Rourks foundry on
South Washng"r-st. They were of iron and zinc
In sections. The machinery and dynamite were
supplied III New York.