New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-11
WHAT IS DOING ABROAD.

,,p 1.,DSTONE'S GOVERNMENT OFhEl-D ~.
,,.nv OF THE CONSERVATIVES TO sEOOh' -,
np1rcrioN OF THE CLOSURE RULE A-'a ..,,,
~ EXCITING MEETING IN DUBLIN
VIENNA RIOTS. ;h+ the
,ho Uouse of Commons last nlghV Vn0
IN e S;r StofFord NorthcOte to reject Ihe
Clos,,re resolution was defeated by No'o
ooa n 26O. The Parnellites voted loi' "i'o
tho other Irish members against the nio''on'
pnov,ons 70 the vote many speeches "eio
made. The Egyptian Government, IL iS
nnnornced. has proposed the aooutIon
of the European Control, but mas no' io9'.l,
decree of abolition. There was an e11l'iDf e.II. af
meeting OF the corporation OF 'ne Ci.s -
Duhlin. Yesterday, over the question =. 49, oit
inc General Wolseley the freedom u -. ~
and of thanking the irish regiments 'V ~. IN
services in Egypt. Some alarm is ri+a-
Vienna on account Of the anu-0e"i'n "7
ton.
THE CLOSURE RULE NOT REJECILD. -
- ov COMMONS PY VOTE OF "o4 ~
.,co prrrsrs TO THROW ASIDE THE MiA9o =,
I-r,-,,. Vov 1O.-In the House OF commons ~
- ,,e,,te ON Nh Gladstone's first closure 80
80 resumed. Mr.. OShea, Liberal aPPed
III ,,ornbcrs 10 support the Government 49,.
Nv covea. Radical Reformer'" an'iu LIZ
.to.rs of he Torres. denounced the closure IuO
IN intergercnce with the liberties oI ,u' 49,
Tn,cb would De- fatal TO the existence Oh
IN Parliament A change was hecessHlS' ~ ar3
-. tlis change was excessive and bewiiderlns, anu
Du' -, - evolution in the proprety OF the
House 40, IN. Govern
-. uo soi5 that if the Government abused Tue
,.,osad rules \ hea thy public opinion woulu sooii
- tI,,no from povtr He could not UNDERSTAND
rbv the Home Rulers proposed to vote WIZ" 'n'
TO-, coercionisrs Messrs. Hopwood. Flrth sexton
ord Waddv. Liberals. Nr Chaplin. ConNer'"'l'o'
- I'll otb.r members followed IN support oI
the Government. ,..,.,ood
Sur Henry James. Liberal, warmly denounced
Mr. Co,yen. He referred TO the speech oil MI o'"N-
1one Conservatives in the House on wednesday
o,,aroing MIR. Gladstone with bidding
Gov the Irish vote by his talk about
Insh selfgoverument, and pointed orc Una,
the Queens speech from the Throne IN 1904 Heiu
ont promlse Of the establishment OF county
boards IN Ireland-a measure OF local sen-go'cIn-
nent founded on representative principles
sir Michael Hicks Beach, Conservative SAID tha'
many members would be relieved while others
,ronia be disappointed because the ex-
ra,tation Mr. Gladstone held out TO the
Irisb members meant nothing more than
the alptroduction of a County Government bilI. Slr
Michael maintained that the otner reso;u'loHi
would provide for all the remedies requIeu alu
sd fiat he should oppose the first resolution De
clpse 1t exactly violated the princlpie always
acted upon by the late Government. -
After rcalaras bv Lord Elcho ana Nj. NewdeGatei
Conservative a division was had ana olr STAFFORD
E0rfhcote's motion made on the Speakers puttiAS
the first resolution on Monday ul2nj that ~ De re-
j-cted was defeated by vote OF 3Os 20 ZoO' ne
Psnellites voted for and the other IRISH members
against the motion. ,..
During the debate FIVE officers OF lnGlan reA
,,,A1'+s e9.,9rad in the recent Egyptian campaign
oDpcarcd iD the gallery Of the House They were
ereet~d with chee.s from the body of the House.
ibe officers returned salute. The scene was With
out precedent IN the House.