Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-22

DUBLIN, December 19.-The or
ganizatIon against the payment of
rent is becoming still more formid-
able. 1t is regarded as much Of q
crime TO 20 into the Land Court as
to pay rent. A list of persons who
have been served with notices and
those suspected of paying rents are
posted at the chapel and other
places where they can be seen, aud
although the police tear them
down, they are soon posted again.
1t is stated that q prison especial
ly designed for females ia in course
Of preparation for the reception of
members Of the Ladies' Land
League, and that arrests of several
prominent members of the Dublin
branch OF that organization are
expected.
The Commissioner, under the
Land Act to-day, decided that
notice TO fix rent, II served only
upon the agents clerk, should be
deemed sufficient service. This de.
cisiOn, against which no appeal
will be allowed, 10 to govern 15O,-
600 cases.
The Lord Lieutenant has issued
circular to the police informing
them that the proclamation declar-
Ing the Land League criminal
association includes females, and
directing them TO take the neces-
sary measures against any women
participating In any illegal pro-
ceedings.
CORK, Dec. 19.-There Ia consid-
cradle dissatiefaction felt among
the Irish constabulary at the new
movement for recruiting their force
from the militia, and the soldiers
whose terms OF service have ex-
pred. There IL a strong belief that
the men will refuse to DO duty with
the new recruits, and general
strike Ia apprehended.
Owing to the disturbed state Of
Ireland, Lords Donough aud Inch
quin will quit their residences.
LONDON, Dec. l9.-Tbe type and
machinery of the United Ireland
has been forwarded to London,
where the paper will be printed.
DUBLIN, Dec. 19.-The following
are the latest particulars regarding
tho seizure OF arms here yesterday:
Early on Saturday evening eight
policemen met at the Newmarket
police station and received orders
to attend for special duty between
midnight anu O'Clock sunday
morning. On reporting. they were
informed that two seizures Of fire.
arms were to be made. They pro.
ceeded first to Brabszon row and
approached one OF the tenements
there. The door was locked, but
1t was forced open In q short time
and the police rushed up strirs and
visited the different rooms. After
diligent search they found, under
beds and In clothes presses, twenty.
SIX rifles, six revolvers, one PIKE
and TOO cartridges. They then ar.
rested two men named Whalen,
whom they found in the house.
These parties, although bearing
the same name, we're not relatives,
One was resident In Cork street
and the other In Newmarket. A
cart was outside the door and the
ammunition was removed into the
police station.
The police then proceeded to the
house In Crossk win street occupied
by a man named Ryan. In this
place they discovered twenty.eight
pounds Of gunpo WIDER and y uuan.
tity of dynamite. These explosives
were placed la q cart and conveyed
to the Newmarket station, where
the. prisoners previously arrested
were In custody. There they were
charged with having arms in .
proclaimed district, but 1t is be.
lieved that charges Of more seri-
Gus nature will be preferred az INST
them. A boy Is years old, bro
ther OF one OF the Whalens, WAS
also arrested. The other two are
about ~ and 20 years OF age.
Whalen and Ryan have been re-
moved for trial. It is stated that
the police obtained Information
concerning the concealed arms and
ammunition through = drunken