Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-17
A TRUCE TO OBSTRUCTION
PARNELLITES TO GIVE THE
GOVERNMENT A CHANCE.

Conclusion of the Consideration of the
Estimates TO be Permitted After ~
Full Debate on the Vote for the Irish
Police Force - Acknowledgements OF
Contributions from America.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Parnelita
members of Parliament, at an informal
meeting to-day. agreed to abate their obs
structive tactics after a full debate on the
vote for the Irish police, and permit the
government to conclude consideration on
the estimates. The object of this decision
ls to enable Mr.. Parnellite's land bill to
reach its second reading on Monday. The
plan of the government is to pass the ap-
preparation bill also, before allow.
ing division to be taken on
the Parnell bill. The government whips
will muster as many members as possi-
Bile, and II is thought that the attendance
of Conservatives will be larger than at
any time since the opening OF the sessiOn.l
No special call has been Issued for the
Gladstonian members, eighty of whom
have paired. Mr.. Gladstone will speaa
in the House Tuesday.
At the opening OF the next session the
government intends to introduce new
rules OF procedure to prevent obstruc-.
ton OF business.
WAREHOUSES; AS.CAMPs.
DUBLIN, Sept. 16.-United Ireland sug>
gests that, In view OF the probable rejec.
tion of Mr.. ParnelI's land bill, all dis
tressed tenants in Ireland resort to the
workbouse. "While it is disgraceful,"
says United Ireland, "tO enter a work
house as lOafer, 1t would be in the
highest degree honorable to occupy the
landl0rdlsm"
NO ADDRESS TO BE PRESENTED.
DUBLIN, Sept. 16.-The corporation OF
Dublin, by vote OF 27 to 6. has rejected
motion TO present an address to the new
Lord Lieutenant of ireland, on the grOu MI
that he represents government opposed
to the restoration OF an Irish Parlia.
ment.
ACKNOWLEDGING THE FUNDS.
DETROIT, Sept. 16.-The following cor>
respondence has been received in this
city, and is its own explanation:
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Aug. 80, 1886.
To MY DEAR DIR. O'REILLY-The enormous
pressure which has been upon me during and
since the general election has prevented me
from sooner acknow lodging the receipt of
your cablegram Of june u. announcing tho
transmission by YOU of fl2000 10 he trustees
S SuH fe to hnaa FGT srd Sras TnSh
have now 20 briefly ask you to convey to the
contributors the best thanks of my colleagues
and myself / have also read with the
greatest pleasure and interest your further
Cahegram OF the 2d ultmo. Informing me
that the trustees Of the league In AmerIcaI
had received $4,000 more for the fund. ami
yours very truly, CHAs. S. PARNELL.
MIR. BIGGAR's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
LONDON. sept. 49, 1885,.
To REV. AND DEAR SIR-It ia my pleasing
duty to acknowledge the receipt Of your
cablegram of July 2. followed on July g by q
draft for $4,000 on the Alliance Bank Of Lon
don. AMI by further remittance OF $4,000 adj
vised BY cable on July on the same bank.
these two sums making the $4,000 referred to
in your cable Of July 2. This act nowledg-
ment has been unavoidably delayed by the
late elections and other matters, and which
YOU will kindly accept as my excuse for the
delay With very best thanks, am faithfully
yours, JOSEPH r. BIGGAR.