Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03

lseEolA1 DISPATCHES 10 TIE RECORD UYIoS.l
LONDON, Nav 2d-In the House Of Lords
this evening Earl Granville, Secretary Of
State for Foreign Afsirs, announced the
resignation of w. Z Forster. Chief Secretary
for Ireland, and the intention Of the Gov
ernment to release the imprisoned members
OF Parliament.
Granville explained that Earl Cowper had
not resigned the Lord Lieutenancy on account
of any difference with the Government in re
gard to its rolicy. He confirmed the report
that Lord Csrlirgford would temporarily
take the Presidency If tire Council during
Earl Spencer's absence in Ireland.
The New Policy in Regard 10 Ireland.
LONDON, May 2i.-Glads,one, il the House
NJ Commons. made an announcement similar
20 that Of Earl Granville in the House OF
Lords. Gladstone stated that alarge number
of other suspects would be released, aud the
Government, instead Of renewing the Coercion
Act, would introduce a measure reHcdying
the administration OF justice in Ireland, lie
said instruction mad already bseu sent to Ire.
land for ths release az the three imprisoned
memb bers Of Parliament, and that the list OF
suspects WAS being carefully considered with
\ visw TO the release Of all except those who
were arrested on suspicion of having been
personally concerned in outrages. These re-
leases would be On the Governments sole re-
spo2sibility, and that Forster would make
personal explanation Thursday. The meas
ure which the Government will introduce
remedying the administration of justice in
Ireland deals with the protection of life ard
property. Pedon, at the conclusion of Glad.
stoue's remarks, said the Government mad
taken the first step in policy that would
crown its administration with glory, ana
would produce a mutual interest bstw cen
Ireland and England.
Speaking with reference to the Coercion
Act Gladstone made a special reservation
that if peace and security should be leopard
izsd by the action Of secret societies, the Gov
ernmept would consider it duty to propose
c0unteracting measures. He declared that
the Government did not think the Coercion
Act had failed, as it had served an important
purpose 10 a great crisis. He warmly praised
the manner in which Forster had performed
mis- duties, aud expressed regret at his retire
ment. Gladstone declared that none Of the
measures announced in the Queens speech at
the opening of the session, except the resolu-
lions IN regard to the rules of parliamentary
procedure, would be allowed to stand in the
wey CT measures which the Government
would introduce for restoring peace and order
in ireland.
Ireland Excited.
DUBLIN, May 2d.-There was great excite
ment on the news being received Of the resig-
uation of Forster. Crowds gathered on the
strests and cheered for Parnell and groaued
Tor Forster Bands paraded the city, playing
the rational airs. The news of the Land
| Lsaguers was quickly transmitted through tins
! country, and soon frs were blazing on Wick
low Hill. There Was spontaneous rel licioc
every where. At Limerick many people
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gone God save Ireland ~ Bands paradsd
at Waterford. and iliuminations were gen.
eral.
| Further changes at Dublin Castle are ex-
pected. Thomas Henry Burke, Under Sec
retary, and Colonel Hitler, Inspector General
Of the Constabulary, will probably resign.
Parnen at liberty.
DUBLIN, May 2d.-Psrnell, Dillon and
| O'Kelly have been released from Kilmairham
Jail. After their release they drove up on
| the outskirts Of the city to Hsrcourt-st1eet
station, where they took the trsin for Avon.
dale, the residence of Parnsll, where they
will remain two days, and will arrive in Lon
don Friday.
Great Storm tn England.
| LONDON, May 2i.-London on Saturday
was visited by 3 gale of wiad, which, gradu-
ally increasing in force, finally biaw hu-ri
cane for g short tins about o'clock ii the
evening. 1t prevailed generally over the
! southern and western parts OF England during
| Saturday evening and might Widespread
| damage and serious loss of life are reported.
| In end about the metropolis the disastrous
effects Of the storm are still visible. A. sea the
chipping hes bseA greatly impefed, and there
| were many casualties. at Dcver Swanzes,
| Brighton, Portsmouth, Plymouth and other
| places on the coast, the storm was very
severe. sDG caused great damage anu loss OF
| life. There was heavy sea in the channel,
and several disastrous wrecks ere reported.
! A Danish brig was wrecked nesr Havre, aud
| four men were drowned. Some OF the chan
/ mel steamers could Lot make their port.
| There were no letters from London to Paris
on Sunday morning. 1t is feared that &C.
counts OF wrecks and Of missing vessels dur.
ing the next few days will be distressing in
| the extreme.
The Epening Ne,0s says: We shall hope
| to have in few days some specific account
cf this remarkable hurricane, which was as
sudden in its arrival as it was Intense il its
character. At Liverpool and other places on
| no west coast the cold was intense. Snow
fell in Rome last night.
DanenhOwer and Party.
ST. PITEBsBURG, May 2d.-The Emperor
will receive Lieutennnt Danenhower and
| DIS pAEbJ -S Ia fsCiiita t'f-tLty at noon. Inc
| Minister OF Sweden and Norway has Just tel
rgrsphed to Ljeutenont Danenhower the fell
| lowing, received from Baron de Nordensk-
! jold: PRAY present my compliments to
| Lieutenant Dansnh wer. | am impatiently
awaiting the details of the journey. Perhaps
! Lieutenant DArenh0wcr viii come to Stock
holm, where he viii receive hearty vel
come" Newcomb is expected hera to-lnor-
I row.
| CO'liery Explosion-suspecIs Released,
LONDON, May 2i.-Seyen persons have
| been killed by an explosion il the Victoria
colisry, nssr Leeds.
Five suspects we're unconditionally released
| from the Mas Jail to-day.
DereIicf Russian officials.
ST. PETERSBURG, Msy 2i.-After a six
weeks trial for the embt zz'enent of state
money, four functionaries of the Ministry
have been sentenced 70 deprivation of rar K
| in the nobility, and exiled. Eight others
were acquitted.
The Ecclesiastical Bill Passed.
BERLIN, May 2i-The upper house of the
! Prussian Diet has passed the ecclesiastical
Dill by vote Of 81 to SO
Jewish Refugees-EEaigration 20 Paies.
tine.
LoMBURG, May 2i-The number Of Jewish
refugees arriving mere is constantly increas-
ing. Yesterday 102 women and children,
whose relatives had already emigrated, were
forwarded to Hamburg with 9S Jews from
| Jassey.
The Assembly Of Polish Jews pronounced
in favor Of emigration tn Palesti..e. Saven
hundred families have applied to the Emigra-
ton Committee at JaEa for assistance b. en-
able them to settle in Palestine.
Fastest Trip en- Record.
Queenstown. May 2j.-The steamship
Ata-ka, Of the Onion line, made the ruu from
New York to this port in days. q hours
and 46 minu;es-the fastest tip by several
| hours yet made.
| PrtgOs ed Abandon 1nent OF BasutOIand.:
CAPETOwy, May 2j.-Tne Legislative
| Council passed resolution in favor of the
abandonment Of Bssutoland by the Colonial
Government to TIE Imperial Government.
Charged with Attempting Suicide.
LONDON. May 2i.-In the Police Court TO-
day Henry Fredericks, who represents him
self as Captain in the American navy, was
charged with attempting suicide. PecEl iary
difficulties are assigned as The cause Of the
act. He was remanded for one week.
French Cutter Captured by Pirates.
NEW York, May 2d.-The bark Carderas.
from GsbooD, reports that in the latter part
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