, 1881-10-25
Eurtt1er Arrests Made IN the
Green Isle Yester-
day.
A Woman and tho Visiting Jail
Physician Among tho
Number.
The Corporation Of Dublin Hositates
in Giving Parnell His
Freedom"
The Beers to BE Bulldozcd into
Signing the Treaty Of
Peace.
Ceremony Of Riveting Bartholdi's
Statue Of Liberty at
Paris.
Hn1f tho Troops In T1tntS Sick
from Fcycrs Of n Typhoid
Nature.
"Cholerio Fever" Raging at Umretstr,
India-No Europeans Els.
Gaping.
The Beers to Be Bulldozcd into
Signing the Treaty Of
Peace.
Ceremony Of Riveting Bartholdi's
Statue Of Liberty at
Paris.
Holf tho Troops in T.tnfs Sick
from Fcvcrs Of a Typhoid
Nature.
"cholerio Fever" Raging at Umretsir,
India-No Europeans Es.
Gaping.
IRISH NEWS.

IRISH NEWS.
ouuEn RESTORED.
IoSpoy, Oet.A.-A Dublin correspondents
saw: Sincc the proclamation against the
land League, ACCOUNTS from various pnrts OF
tha cout,trv have been satisfactory. Tler0
has tuen 10 disturbance Ut business, and the
peoplo arc much relieved.
PHYSICIAN IARtlEsTEp.
DR., Kenny. a lneinbnr OF the ExecntlVo
conunittrp pf tho Land League, aid the mod
ieo, attendant OF seycral Imprisoned slls-
nects. was arrested today aid convey cd to
Kthnalnhatn Jnll.
THE "So-nENr" POLICY.
Patrick j. Stnytlle, fIomc-llule member OF
Parliament for 1'ippcrary. agrees with Arch
bishop Cruke In his depreciation Of tho MO
rent policy.
THE POLITICAL. PRISONERS.
It In probable tl,at Parnull will be removed
fton Kilmainllnm to Belfast or Lltfort .lnil,
and Tint Kuttle, Monaghan, Dillon, O'kclly,
l3re,,uat,, al,t, II Ills eyesight permits, IoylI-
ton. will be ret,luyetl to Utl.er prisons, but 1t
Is impossible to remove Sexton and O'Brleil,
becauso Ut their lcalt!1.
THE FES1ASs.
A story is published By tile Press Ass0cfa-
ton, showing the actlyity Of tho Fenfans In
Geeat BrtaIl,. Paris, and America. 1t says
tho na,,.es md residences of several con-
spiratuss arc known, and warrants nre already
in tho hanis Ut tile London pulicc for tlleEr
arrest. For seyeral months past, and until a
few weeks ago, wl,nt Is known us tho Fellinl
mail has been conveyed TO London by Il
storekcepcr on tho National Line Of stcam-
err, who forwarded tile mail to Liverpool a,,d
Dublin. An Important nnil was received
In this way Just before tho rcceiit attempt to
destroy Liverpool Town-llul1. Tho store
keeper, finding himself watched, }oined NIL
other steamer which arrives III Liverpool. 1t
Is also stated TINT Pnrnell and several other
leaders Of the Land League, Including lleIn-
hers Of Parliament, visited James Stephens
III Paris. The story concludes with rutnor
that the Fenians have plotted tle assnslnn-
tion Of ". E. Forster, Sir William Harcourt,
Gladstone, and some members OF the royal
family.
WALL.
DUBLIN. Oct. a4.-Nall, editor of tie Ros-
common Herald, md a t'lesnbGr Of the Land
League, has been arrested allu lodged In Gal
way Jait.
4 WOMAN ARRESTED UNDER THE COERCION
ACT.
Several more arrests Under tic Coercion
act were made n"1reland today, including
Miss Hobnutt OF Ballydehob, for persistnE
Ii exhibiting copy OF tho "No-Iscnt" man.
itesto in the window of her house.
At THE AEETlNo OF THE CORPORATION To-
DAY,
In reference to E. Dwyer Gray's motion to
confer the freedom of the city Upon Parnell
md Dillon, tie Lord Mayor said 1t would be
lndecorous for him to accele to the motion,
asis would be kind OF defiance to the Coy
eminent.
TIE GOVERNMENT HAS RECEIVED 1Sro1s-
NATION
ttat the League "No-Rent" " manifesto was
carried to aud from kilnlalnllaln Prison by u
INV clerk.
THE WARRANT FOR THE ARREST OF DIR.
kENSEY
caafRes TINT he Is suspected rs m accessory
10 incttlng others to lntiMIdate persons from
the payment of rent.
JOSEPH cowES, M. r.
ior Neweastle-on-ryne, visited Kilmalnham
The sitttngs Of the Lanl Court will bo held
AZ Belfast Newtownards, DownpatsIck,
Lame. Ballymena, Antrim. Lisburn, antl
cambridge. The first sitting will be ut Bel.
!as5 on the alst a Rreat many cnses are ell
"fed for learing.
ARCHBISHOP M'cAuE's STRONG DIsAr-
pRovAL
81 ne principles of tho League Is shown by
very emphatic proof, US llo recently deprived
aptlest who Joined the League OF all his fac
4 HALK WITH THE GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE
;, TAKEN 4 FIRM STAND IN PARIS.
New IoRK, Oct. as,-A correspondent tel
ESx'apns from Par!s that he saw lIualy, Egnl,,
n!agar. Md Shelby yesterday. blgKar and
nc neNy haa Just arrived witt. other leaguers.
tne correspondent asked Egan what tho
!sa&pe meant by advising the farmers "to
'e!tow the policy Of pass!ye rcslstance."
.GRaa-We Mean by 1t that the farmers
,aoa'a refuse tn pay rent, submit To eviction
uaee1fui, and wait for the inevitable deftat
VI the landlords.
.,ss correspondent ~ Suppose they should
~ 1kan-1Hhy should theyY They will have
w. unpaid rents In their pockets. We shall
~ taem as far as We cal from the fnntl.
tse proportion OF tue fnrluers who ad-
4s,e 10 us league ara well.t0-do.
.eot1espohdent-nut you have only R5Q, Goa
u eotnuland?.
h1axan-aloney will flow in fast enough.
s,".1a nvuto not he surprised to have u!l!ion
'ses!ing before long.
nv rse!'ssspondent--t '' see the clergy of Kildare
Government, "N'~' ~ ''
cona aaIsf fsheehy-KtItlare IL All exceptional
W. WI.s' ~ aaa tue two Bishops are notorious
K,"s' ato hnvH no influence. Besides, II,
'el,ss1ISely speaking, ''''
1Sah coneurre'l In this opIpIon.
-. .eos1espolluent-Is there a,ly likllhnoa a,