, 1881-01-15

with powerful speech. lis quoted the char
Ter Ut the l.aHl 14ea9uc, antl runtt extracts Of
Parliamentary speeches 0f Gladstone, LAW,
and Bright III Bt1ppIrt OF lte Compensation,
for Disturbance 1sllI. lie Insisted tflat lie
trAversurs had Hnla nothing nOie calculated
to damage 1a,ml0rlsm than was said In tho
speec!les III Parliament referred to. The
Court adjourned Until Montlay, -
CAN-Dn1vRR uEArES. ~
A cnr-driver between 11erl1ertstowu and,
LIMERICK Hospital was probably fatnll}
beaten yesterday. i
CATTLE MtssISG. /.
After the lard meeting OIL nne Of the Arran
1slcs twcnty.onc head Of cattle were missing
which, 1t Is said, wgrc driven over tic clllta.
into the sen.
THE TnALEE LAvn.LEAnuEns.
DUBLIN. Jntf. 14.-Tic examination of the
officers Of the Tralce Branch Of the Laul
League was concluded to-tlay. I}rassill, pro:
prictor of tho Kerry Independent. and Jere-
in'ah Lcally, President Ut tile Flrics Branch
Of the Land Leaguc, were discharged. Con.
cernfng the other prisoners. the Magistrates
deferred their decision untli Tomorrow, they
meanwhile remaining IN custody. rhe de-
fcnse protTered no evidence.
DlsQG1ETEp.
LONDON, Jan. l.-A Dublin correspond
cnt tcfcgrap,s that tile Government con-
tinues to receive disauiettng rNlnors. The
naval coinrnAnaer-tn-cl,!ef llas BEEN sr,n-
rl0ned to Dublin to confer with tho eonl-
mander Ut tie troops. In order to arrange for
the cooperation of the army and navy ut
certain points In case Of necessity,
DYNAMITE AT slASc1TEsrEn.
MANCHESTER, Jan. I.--An attempt Inns
been made. It Is believed by FcnQns 10 blow
TIP the arlnory Of thu Infantry barracks ut
Stafford, where tic rifles of tic volunteers
were deposited. d meat store near tic ar-
mnry was blown to atoms. M other damage
was done. All Investigation Is In progress.
TIE EXPLOSION
Is believed to llave been effected with dyna-
mite, whicl! was s1nuEKletl into the barracks
by SONS one having business with the rcgl-
meut.
AdD1T1cAr1oN OF THE ,f1s1srny-A GOOD
HILL OH NONE WANTED.
LONDON, Jan. ia decided change l1as
been visible In tho bearing of the Ministry
since the opening Of the session. No effort
has been n,atle to conclude illp debate on the
reply to the ndaress. Arrangements were
nlade today between tho Government and
Parneilite whips not 10 take division on
afr. Paruo'l's amendment before FrItiay. As
many other important amendments llaye to
be proposed, several weeks must CLAUSE be-
fore tho reply can be adopted, aIsl 1lle real
business nf the session Gun be commenced.
This Is unprecedented in Parliamentary his
tory. Meantime tho Government will recast
their measures, for apparently no measure
OF land reform which does not secure flxity
Of tenure, fair rent, and free sale, with lib-
erat provision for tho establishment .qf
peasant proprietary, will bc accepted
by Parliament, Coercion is tho Stun
bling block before tho Government Neither
tic Radical nor tie Irish members Will cnu-
sent to the abrogatio1, of ordinary law, which
they clalm Is sufficiently stringent to cnable
tic 1nagfstrncy to suppress disorder. Should
the Government insist OIL the suspension at
constitutional guarantees In Ireland there will
probably be 4 Radical DETECTION headed BY
Jcssa Collins and Josapl Cowen, rs tho North
Of England Radicals strongly sy1npatetze
with tho Irish laid movement. Tito coali-
tion might force the dissolution Of Par!la-
ment, which the irish party desire, feeling
confident Of securing large acccssions to
their ranks. The excitement OF tha struggle
has already told on Mr. Glattst0ne's heRltI,.
Rumors are abroad Tonight tint lie is again
confined to hIsbed. uc was not present iu the
House to-day. but received tho .lepntaton OF
Irish Liberal members, headed by hlr. Shaw,
late leader Of the uonc.Ru!e party, who
urged the necessity 1T the Land bill securing
the "threa F's" aud ample provision for t1le
establishment OF peasant proprietary. The
answer received by the delegation which was
entitled to spenk fur English Ltbernls is said
to have been favorable. There was an OBJ
structlye sceuo III tho House to-ttay. the
T,$n
Of the debate, on the ground that 1t was an
Invasion ut privatc meiubers' rights. Scy-
oral hours were wasted in wrnnel1ng. Tic
Irish party finally gnye way iii order tint
they might not exnsperate tho English Rad
icals. have just heard a run,or that the
Government Land bill was submitted few
days ago to tho leading English Radicals,
who advised the Government to put 1t tu ttle
fire. =
PLAQUE.
LONDON, Jan. IA terrible outbreak Of
fever, saitl to have been Imported tn foreign
tiax, has taken place at 1'andrngce. III County
Armagh. One hundred ant nine persons
ara now PROSTATE. There aro numerous
deaths duly. Eleven persans were buried
OIL Monday and thirteen yesterday. Tantlra-
gee Is In about tho centre Of County Auuhgh,
forty miles inland from Delfast harbor. The
town Is situated Oh the southern side Of olle
OF tle fersile 1liils with which natura lIns
beautItied that part OF tic country. It col,-
taIns between ton Rnd fifteen thousand fnllab-
itants. Gu the summit OF the hill stands
Iant!raReo Castle, the seat Of the Duke Ct
Manchester, which, from Its elevated site, Is
seen for many miles arnuntl. Tho town c0li'
tains some well built ,ouscs, n handsome
Presbyterian church, and twu ANAL Meth
odI,t ulesllng g-,ouses. seyaral clar!table H.
sututlons, supported by tAa Duke. nnd.
numerous schools, tho pupils OF whicl, hay6
festival annually ut the castle. Near TUB
town are tho villas OF Cooley Hill. Orann8
H!ll, and others. a great deal Of lux is used
ut Tandragea for manufacturing purposes.
1t Ia probable TINT t8 fever referred tn In tlIa
above dispatch, was brought from Russia. us
almost all tho flax imported lnto the l0rtA ot'
Ireland comes from that country. r.,
GERMANY. =. - :,
THE WAR ON Tl1F. JEWS. j., =
DERL1S, inn. N.-Ths ahtl,Jew1s} aR1ta-