New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PHASES OF THE IRISH TROUBLES.

LONDON. April 1.-THE Daily NeCs. in Leading
article says rumor finds favor in Dublin that Earl
Cowper Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, is about 10 IT.
sign and says 1t may be taken as proof tha' IN 'ho
opinion of we.l-nformcd persons in Ireland some
further STEP II not change of policy In'lse oo
made IL order is to be recstablshcd.
Goldwln Smith writes to The Times that II INC
British Legislature and people would handle 'ne
Irsh question with vigor their determination would
be appauded by nobody more than the great niiss
of the American people distinguished from IN u,
politicians Mr. Smith recommends the aooH'ion oi
jury trial in agraran es, the collection ol i"ii
rents by summary process, the Suspension Vi iup,0
sentation of rebel districts. the suppression VI 'io
uurderous press and special legislation concerning
foreign emissaiie., they and their Governments >
being given TO understand fully ther pos"ioh anu
the liabilities they incur.
Mr Parnell, on alightng from the tram lasV
night, looked tired aud haggard and was eYidehtiy
suffering physically. 4.
Mr. Smythe the Westmeath landlord whose SIS
tcr-in-iaw was recently shot dead, mas written ~
his tenants reyoking an lntendcd & % r i
as he considers many Of them guilty Oh dIcct oI ln-
direct complicity in the murder. lie announces
that the rents will b. collected by noh-reai,iemht III
agent who can make 10 allowances ana % noIuihs
not strictly requlied 10y law. -,
/ he Press Association furnishes thc ioiIo"inE ;
Mr. Parnell took the early train Tor DoVer 'Ils ;
which would have been made had he taken MS ue-
parture the Continental tram from ChHII9gg (
Gross in the evening COnversn9 III private Win
friend he said he had little TO complain OF IN re-
gard to his prison treatment. He hoped the other
suspects were as well cared for, and SAID he had
reason to doubt that they were. Ills lmprs0neu
followers regarded the recent oufragcS with the
greatest Indignation. Mr. Pamcll expressed tile
bt lief that he state of things in Ireland WOuId I'M
prove If the Government introduced Dlil 10 0feneEe
poor tenants of arrears of rent, and amended the
clauses OF the Land act regarding purchase, so as
practically to assist tenants TO become OWlers OI
their faruls--a result which he thought would so i
long way 10 restore peace and order. lie salu he
should remain III Paris quietly until the latest mo-
ment consistent with Ills parole. Mr. farhe!i re-
fused to see a correspondent OF ne T'Sh UOTtd.
An American suspect Ealn'd nitc mas Oeeh un-
cundit!Onally " leased from Mas JAN.
During IlluminatIOns at ROsCOmin0n last nght IN
honor of til release Of Mr. Parnell the windows Of
houses not Illuminated were smashed. The house
OF Major Warlng was attacked ami the windows
were broken. Serious IOuug cnSucd, ana the mil
tary Werc called to assist the police. Infce oI the
rioters were seriously injured.
4 Dublin dispatch Saws Baron Carlngiord, Loru
Pryy,ScaL was installed as "A Knight OF the Order OF
St Patrick at the Nicc-kcgal Lodge this evening.
Al tie banquet winch followed the installation,
Earl CONper Grand Mas er Ol the Order OF St rat
rick and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, SAID that the
Government was determined TO perform It's duties
without berg deferred by OblOQuy or disheartencd
by occasional failure. Baron CarlingfOrd SAID ihal
there wis no reason to despair. Ihe government
had resolved to DO its best, and would not lose
heart.