The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-05
THE THIRD HOUSE
OUTDONE BY THE BRITISH HOUSE
OF COHMONS.
Intsnse Excitement In the UnIted King.
dom Over the Affairs Of "The Little
Isle 30 Green'-DAVIIrs Doom
List OF Expelled Mem.
beFs, &c,, &c, &c.

LONDON, February AIN the House o
Commons to-day the Speaker on takinI
the chair read statement that he woult
usethe authority entrusted to him with cir
cumSpection 30 as to ensure the freedom o
debate, and that he would shortly lay thl
rules before the House. Meanwhile HI
would make q rule the practical effect O
which will be to prevent any member who
is dissatisfied with the answer to ques
ton from moving an adjournment Of the
House.
Mr.. Forster rose at 8 o'clock p. NJ, amid
cheers, to move the second reading Of the
protection bill.
Mr., Bradlaugh moved the rejection ol
the bill, because, he said, there is no Ger
tainty that the House OF Lords will ap.
prove the land bill as readily as they will
the coercion bill.
A manifesto To the Irish people, pub.
lished yesterday, is signed by Mr., Parnell,
on behalf Of the Irish members, and ad'
dressed to the Irish race at home and
abroad.
Mr. Dillon goes TO Ireland Immediately.
The only EngIigh members OF the
House Of Commons who voted against
DIllon's suspension were Cowen, Radical
and Home Ruler, and LabouChere, Ad.
yanCed Liberal, They also voted against
Farnelrs suspension, but not against Fin.
negan's. The 8 members who vOled against
the suspension Of the twenty.eight Home
Rulers refusing to 60 out on division oil
The house, were Messrs. Colsn, Cowan,
LRbouchere, Liberals; MaCFarlan and sir
Joseph MCKenna, Home Rulers.
The names OF the Home Rule members
OF Parliament suspended are Messrs, Dill.
lon, Parnell, Barry, Biggar, Byrne, Cor.
bet, Gray, Healey, Dawson, Finnegan,
Gill, SAILOR, Learing, Leahy, Mccarthy,
McOoan, Marum, Metge, Nelson, Arthur
0'Connor, Thos. P. 0'Connor, Thos.
0'Donaghue, Mahon, O'SulIivsn, John
loConnor Power, Redmond, sexhon,
smithwiCk, A. NJ; Sullivan, T, D. Sullivan, !,
O'Donnell, 0'Kelly.
The principal alterations In Mr., Glad.
stones resolution, as finally adopted by the
House Of Commons, are that motion for
urgency must be made by minister, who
must state bis reason, and that majority
voting ior urgency must consist OF three 10
one In House OF at least three hundred
members, A modification was also intro.
duced making II clear that the Speaker
was intended TO use the powers conferred
upon him only for faciliIatingthe particular
business which might be declared urgent.
The most extraordinary precautions were
taken In the House last night. Almost
every door leading 10 the lobbies and cor.
rldors were watched by detectives. Mr..
Forster'e office, the Speakers house and
Mr.. Gladstone'a private room were guard.
ed by the police. The lobby was cleared
from an early hour, and strangers were
not allowed TO enter for several hours,
AT q meeting Of the Land League to-day
Mr.. Dillon counselled the people to re-.
main quiet. Mr.. Brennan also addressed
the meeting, A large crowd outside
cheered for Davitt. Resolutions condemn.
Ing the conduct OF the Government
were adopted, Meetings are being
held throughout the country. A memor.
ial has been prepared aud Ia being exten.
siveIy signed by the English Radicals and
moderate Home Rulers, asking that Ds.
Wit be treated, while III prison, as first.
class misdemeanor, on account OF the
state Of bis health. The Parnellites ab.
stain from signingit.
An internal machine, Containinga pound
Of gun POWDER has been found IN q Lon.
don square.
DAvITT.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Michael Dsyitt has
been taken, after short msgisterial en-.
quiry, to the Pentonville prison, and It is
supposed the police have been instructed
10 give no informatin. He has between
four and five years rsimprisonmen TO serve
The stations along the railway from Holy.
tree TO London were carefully guarded as
the train bearing Michael Davitt pro.
Ceeded 10 London.
SYMPATHY AND PROTESTS on THIS SIDE THE
WATER.
ALBANY, February AIN the Assembly
this evenlng.s resolution expressing the
warmest sympathy for the cause in which
the Irish people are engaged, and deeply
regretting the course Of the British gov.
eminent, was offered.
BosroN, February 4.-'The Irish Nation.
al Land League Of the United States has
issued proclamation to the members OF
the League and the American people, In
which sympathy and aid for the irish is
called for, and In which England is bitter.
y denounced.
THE LADIES INTERESTED.
BoRDENrowS, N j., February 4.-The
ladies otthis city havestsrted aFanny Par.
nell branch Of the Land League. Par.
nell's family lives here.
WHAT THE FRBENAs's JOURNAL SAYS,
DUBLIN, February 4.-The Frssman's
Journal says that the House OF Commons
has become a mere machine to register
GladStone's DEGREES. Meetings 10 de.
nounCe the Government will be held in
many places on Sunday next, but there Ia
generally an absence OF excitement. A
number Of arrests, especially among the
members nf the League, Is expected di.
rectly. The Coercion bill has passed the
House Of Commons.
wARLlKE PREPARATIONS,
DUBLIN, February 4.-A lady was fred
al near Galway yesterday, but without
result. Forts are being erected along the
Galway coast.