New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.

THE BILL SURE TO CARRY-FRENCH TROOPS FOR
Observation-Disclosures REsoRT-AS EXPLANATION
ny MR. FRoUDE-AN AMERICAN HORSE WINS
THE NEWMARKET STAKES THE PRINCESS
FrEPHANIE AT VIENNA.
The Land bill will be carried on second
reading in the House Of Commons, without the
Irish extremists. The French operations against
Iunis are being pushed with vigor Mr. Brad
langh will issue an appeal to the people Of
England. Mr.. Froudc has published an expla-
nation of Mr. Carlyle's trust to him. Mr. p.
Lonllard's horse Iroquois won the Newmarket
Stakes yesterday. The Princess Stephanie,
who Is TO marry Prince Rudolph of Austria,
arrived at Vienna yesterday afternoon and
was received by the Emperor Francis Joseph.
THE LAND BILL TO BE CARRIED.
LONDON, May 6-The London correspondent Of
The Manchester Guardian SAYS: The second reading
Of the Land bin in the House of Commons will be
carried by q majority Of nearly a hundred without
the Parneliitcs. Il is generally felt that this ma
jory existing independently Of the Irish extremists
will appear TO the country moro commanding than
if these supported the bill but Mr.. Panel and his
friends are far from wishing TO be understood as
jecting the bin. Before division is talc0, Mr..
Shaw and other lrishmen Of authority will express
Their we" OF tlc great value and Importance OF the
measure.
Patrick McGloin. Thomas McGloin. William
Elliott and rarek McLouVhlm. tenant farmers,
nave been arrested at Glendale under tine Coercion
at.
LoNpoV May Tile Press Association denies
that Mr.. 4. NJ Sullivan has written 10 Mr.. Parncll
declining any longer to aokuowcdgc tho latters au-
thouty. aud adds that the reports of disscn-ions
among the Homo Rulers are exaggerated. There
were several coefcrcnces Yesterday. which resulted
a.. ff. .frf. D.. al In,
second reading of the and bill is taken there shall
bee another meeting of the party when ~ is expected
% unanimous agreement viii Dee reached relative
10 the cour-c OF action 20 hc pursued.
THE OPERATIONS AGAINST TI'NIS.
PARIS. May G-Ihc French troops landed at
Bi-orta are preparing 10 Join General Logcrot.
LoNpoN May G.-Rcntcr- dispatch from Tunis
says tho Consular Agent Of Great Britain al B,erta
tdeunphs that thorc arc still seven French war
sells there. Three large transport arrived on Tues
daF with troops consisting Of infantry, cavalry and
artillery. and they are now landing. About 1000
men haze llr.ady landed. Ia tho House of Lords
to-day. Earl Granville. Foreign Secretary. i'm reply
90 question. said VI larthclmy st. llilaire, French
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Yesterday requested
Lord Lyons British Ambassador 40 Paris ~ assure
"a, that France had 400 idca Of the conquest or an
nsNatiDu nf ItuI- We are not Jealous of French
Influence AZ IuuI- Earl Granville SAID. long as
b. D. exercised within treaty rights and without vio-
lcucc tp che interests 0t British subjects. The Coy
cmm,nt bee SAID. VIII carefully watch any arrange
mcut Arising out at thc operations and see that II
doe, uut clash Nlth fho-' ug O..
TvNI.. Mas G-Ihc general commanding the
Frcnch troop, which landed 40 Ei>crta yesterday,
has rat,acd thc a,t 90 thc TuuiHlu authonu,s
that 500 mrn auuld advance 10 Porto anna. while
the others vould advance to "a spot between Bisorta
and b'l.