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proceedings subject to ten days notice from the
initiating party Mr Gladstono also said:

shall not ask the House to reject the second amend
where tenantrigh sold within seven years the land
lord shai have lien the proceeds for the arrears ne
tent years rent the landlord only to have this
lien the realized by the sale OF he tenantrght
equals three years rent.
Mr.. Gladstone declared that the amendment of
the House of Lords, that the Land Commissioners
shall take into consideration the nature of tenant
right as asset when deciding an application by
tenant for the relief provided by the bill. is too
stringent. The Government will substitute the
words "shall so far as they consider reasonable"
He also declared that the Government are unable to
accept certain minor amendments, particularly that
providing for appeal TO the Land Commission,
which they will only permit in regard to points OF
law. The Government wished to introduce
every possible improvement in the language
of the bill, and to make concessions
so to avoid conflict and so that ii
q conflict arises the Government will not be re-
sponsible for the consequences lie asked support
of the Government in The interest of England aud
Scotland as well as of Ireland
Sir Stafford Northcote, following Mr.. Gladstone.
said that he intended to take division in order TO
show that the Conservatives adhered to the sound
doctrine embodied IN the amendments adopted by
the House OF Lords
Mr. Parnel said that he regretted the conce ssons
OF Mr.. Gladstone which might he mischieyOus He
asked whether the Government would stand BY
them, or az in the case Of the Land Act yield
further when the bill was returned from the House
of Lords.
The first OF the amendments TO the Arrears bill of
the House Of Lords was rejected by a vote. of 293
against 81. The House agreed to all of Mr. Glad
stones proposals in relation to the bill.
Several Conservative members abstained from
voting in the division the first amendment in the
House of Lords.
The House of Lords reassembed to-day and de-
cided TO consider the House OF Commons amend
ment 70 The Arrears bill on Thursday.
The Ddlfy Aecs III leader saws:
OF the many lmor5 current concerning the intentions
of the House of Lords only apparently is supported
by fact 1t is, that number OF Influential Peers have
ntma ed 10 the Marquis of Salisbury that In the event
of his pushing the conflict with tine House OF Commons
on tine Arrears Dill to extremes, they viii not be able to
vote with him.
TROUBLES OF THE IRISH CONSTABULARY.
DUBLIN, Aug. S.-A circular to the Royal
Irish Consabuary. dated August 4, and signed by
Colonel Robert Bruce the InspectOrGenera has been
issued Colonel Bruce that he has learned with pro-
found pain and regret the grave dscredt thrown
the force by the circular OF the Limerick police,
addressed 20 their comrades with the evident intention
of obtaining combination to support their demand
He before received representations that the
pay generally inadequate Some matters mentioned
in the circular he says have for time engaged his
attention. but he feels that the undscplined action
of the men, especially il persevered in must cause
change OF feeling which will certainly tend to retard
efforts to improve the condition of the force.
II is rumored that General John Duncan, comnandant
Of the Royal Irish COnsabuary Depot here and several
inspectors are about to retire from the force.
The London Times I'm editorial article on the discOn-
tent OF the Irish cOnstabulary, says "NO Government
could yield TO threat OF strike from servants whose
duties compel the State to keep them IN condition of
armed mobilization. Mr.. Treyeiyan, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, justified yesterday in using trn Ian
guage the subj cct"
LONDON Aug S.-The Press Association reports that
American Fenan agents encouraging the Irish po-
lice agitation with the view of inducing the men to
strike and that systematic attempt ID about TO
be made by offering to who leave tue force
guarantee of employment in America of equal value
At meeting OF AthlOne cOnstabulary last evening,
resolutions passed asking an increase OF shilling
a day their pay proposing scale of various pensions
aud demanding compliance with tueir request within
month.
The cOnstabulary in Tralee held a meeting today at
which they determined to maintain the present agit
tOn until the demand made had been agreed Dur
ing the proceeding tho head constable took the names
OF those present
A deputation OF the Clonmel cOnstabulary had in
to-day with the County Inspector and present
ed memorial. The Inspector said their claims were
iustiable but recommended them to keep within the
legal rules of the force.
The cOnstabulary OF Armagh have been prohibited
from holding meetings.
The county inspectors OF the Limerick cOnstabulary
to-day asked the men II they would stop their agitation
if they received definite promise from the Government
tnat their claims would be immediately considered ana
their grievances remedied The replied that they
would give answer until they had heard from their
comrades throughO Ireland They declared that the
agitation should continue until assurance had been re-
ceyed from the Government that their demands would
be acceded to.