New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE IRISH LAND WAR.
TROOPS DEFENDING The PROCRss-sERYCGS-GLA
STONE YIELDING-THE STATE TRIALS.
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sIoNE YIELDING-THE STATE TRIALS.
LONDON. Thursday. Jan Is. 1881.
Three hundred and fifty police and squad
ron 81 dragons assembled AT Drumisb anu infantry
arc mOmentarily expected when they arrive the whole
force will proceed to assist in the serving OF csctment
notices on Lord Grauards property The people are
armed with hludgeons and ptchtOrks bat encounter
will probably be avoided by the e1crtlOns OF the parish
priest.
The Times this morning draws attention 20 the fact
that the agrarian OuTagcS committed IN Ireland during
tho mouth OF December. 1850. numbered 500. which,
was more han during the whole Of the wear 1870, aud
little less than the aggregate OF the three preceding
years
The London correspondent OF The LircrpoOl I0s says
that twenty irish members OF Parliament VIII follow
MfSaaw'S IN dssociatmg themselves from the
irish agitation and from the Parneli Parliamentary
party.
The London correspondence OF The Manchester Guardian
says In the interview with the Parliamentary dcpu-
taton yesterday in regard to the Irish land question,
Mt Gad-t,ue virtually said that there practically
no difference between himself and The deputaticn The
greater portion Of his questions directed to the H
ly ~ tenure The other points namely. fair rents
and free sales were conceded The deputatiOn left with
the convection that the bill to be introduced by Tue GOV
ernment Will he found 70 rmbody their recommendation
Of the principles Of security or kitty of tenure, III coli
In Parliament to-day Secretary Forster said thar
"DVtt's acts are watched hut he has not az yet
broken the conditions under when ucScl@ol raVe arc
granted 10 Convlcts."
la IN" Court Of Queens Bench to-day, MI McDonouGh
OpcnOd for the defence. He made tOnchn2 rcfe'nce
10 the fact tHat ho almost the sole SURVIVOR O The
counsel employed in the OCcnnell H. denounced
the Prosecution the landlords indictment against iho
tenants Oi iceland. HIS speech was vindIcatOn aud
reaaoertUn of the principles ~ hr Land League, which
he sad, legal a trades union lie declared
that the tIAv"rsers progressed the PRINCIPLES OF John
stuart M aud saiI lhat bit for the support OF Eng
ud the lanUlurds would be driven ntO the sea We're
the people he asked to deprive their wives AMI children
OF sn>tenance IN order to pay laudlord'
The court crowded with people.
BrfOr" the openius of The court today procession or
about 2uO PERSONS nf both who understood TO
be IIchcntcd ami CYlctrd tenants, marched tOm tho
offices OF the Land League 10 the Four Courts.
In the House of Commons this evening debate on the
Address was resumCd.
Nj. Cumuins (ilome Ruler, E0sc0mm0nl made . two
hours speech lie suught hht the state OF Ire
land 50 bad "a represented " be
Mr.. iyandS tIAbcI., Burnley did not consider that
such overwhelming ease mad been made out rs wOGl
justify Parliament IN irtusung the Government with
tIrr p.1ohal pOWtrs.
SIT NuchaI IirksBcIch W0nscrvIityri, formerly
Ch"i Secretary Ireland. sad II the iact' stated on
III part Of the Government were Uuc, they Gre amply
suli lcut 10 Justify cortrlou.