New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PHASES OF THE IRISH CONFLICT.

PHASES OF THE IRISH CONFLICT
THE sALFORD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT TRALEE'
LONDON, Saturday, Jan. Is, 1881.
The explosion at Stafford, which, it Is sup
posed was caused by Fenian attempt 10 blow up the
armory he infantry barracks was heard for the ds-
tance OF q mile. Tie barracks are situated In very
populous district One woman desperately. and a
boy feared, fatally injured. There were several
thousan nd stand of arms In the arnory at the time.
There was venator In the wall, between tho shed OF
the Stafford Barracks and the street, and one theory IS
that the explosive material dropped through this
yentator 1t is asO asserted that the regiment now
In the barracks contains many Irish, and that
Fcnanism had been previously suspected among tne'.
1t s rnmorcd that fuse has been found IN the ground
near the shed The damage serious than at first
reported Tn the wall of the barracks hole was
blown large enough to admit man.
THE TRALEE CASES.
Tho Ave officers of the Traee Branch Of the Land
League in whose the magistrates yesterday re-
served their decision after the discharge of Messrs
Brassill and Leahy were to-day committed Tor trai'
Their attorney the advice OF eminent counsel did
ast to have them admitted to ball Eleven other arrests
are expected tonight
The Daily Tetgraph says: The Speaker OF the House
OF Commons and other authorities on parliamentary
yesterday carefully considered some over
locked staning orders OF the House passed between tie
year 1910 and 1870 with the view Of the prevention OF
obstruction. ad giving the Speaker power nndsr GER
eoss eS5s deSae % a%s G.s u" e5srses with
abnspe the OF debate Tor the sole purpose OF
frustraiing its practical PURPOSES.
IL has been decided by the Opposition members In the
House of Commons that there shai bevery little, II any,
epeaking their part further irish amendments 10
the address in repiy to the Queens speech. -
MIR O'Cjnnor. honorary secretary, ana Mr.. ONflll,
srcr,ary the rk Land League. nave been summoned
an cbarges of intimidation in writing letter.
All thp Ministers present at tO-dav's Cabinet
Council which held at the residence or Mr. Glad-
stone IL 10 that the Iish obstructive tactics
were under consideration
ANOTHER REMEDY PROPOSED.
THE report of the Duke OF RichmOnds Conservative
Comm sslon the Agricultural Depression. Which, In
reference TO Ireland, recommends Governmental
scbeme OF emigration, also Of migration from over
neonled districts, a plan for the reclamation OF waste
ianda and curt OF Arbitration for liking rents was
by vote OF Ii to 5. IL IL Understood that the
minority of the mission, Including LORD CaIings-
IN rd the r gt Hon. James Stansfcd aud Joseph COwe
Will present O separate report, recommending INC
abortion of the " Three Fs" proposition.
MITCHELL HRNRY's CASE.
Mr. Mitchell Henry. in letter 10 The Tunes. says 1t Is
true that his tenants have disappointed aim very mncn
owing 10 secret Instructions from the Land League
a,ents which virtually are that every landlord Ia a
rohbcr and an Intruder. -" respect Davi;t," lie says
more than other persons 10 ghcr pot0n because he
makes no OF his objects, such as nusl pre-
vet nv honest man iIom taking the oith OF allegiance
as member OF Parliament