Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-16
ERIN FACED BY FAMINE.
THE PEOPLE NEARING THE
VERGE or DESPERATION.

CarnarvOn in Accord with the Cabinet
Extra Precautions Taken to Protect
the Queen from Assassination on the
Opening OF Pariiament--Irish Editors
Admit the Darkness OF the Hour.
DUBLIN, Jan. 10 United ireland attrt
butes the intended resignation Of the Earl
Of Carnarvon, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
to his reluctance TO abet the wholesale
evictions contemplated by the governs
ment, and which viii render the Irish
desp crate. United Iretand implores thu
Cabinet to look before it leaps, aud not ia
adopt coercIve remedies as the people will
not submit tamely to being robbed OF their
homes.
The EDeRinQ Maij, a loyalist organ,
commenting on the utterances OF United
ireland, says they constitute a note oa
warning that the government should not
neglect. The Executive is distinctly told
that unless it curbs the landlords cant! \
Moonlight" will be fully empowered ia
slay, mutilate and pillage with the yigor
ard hellisn ier0city OF the Land League
days.
Freemd'S Journal, reviewing the Opin,
ions entertained by the different English
political parties, says: "rhe tide runa
l
ing is rampant among Englshmen, and
they loathe the idea of home rule for Ires
| land"
MAIL CAR STOPPED.
-Four disguised men stopped a mail car
at Listowel, county Kerry, covered tha
driver with a revolver, and opened andS
searched the mail bags for writs of eiects
ment.
FACED BY FAMINE, ~
LONDON, Jan. l5.-An Irish high sheriff
| has written to the Times that peHding tina
discussion Of politics by Parliament a
| famine Is approaching Ireland, and with
it will come acts Of lawlessnees. Violent
men, he says, determined not 10 starve,
| viii seize the Deoessaries Of life even al
the risk OF dong bodily harm TO others.
NO PARI IIAMENTARY AID EXPECTED.
The Earl Of Carnaryon, Lord Lieutenant
OF Ireland, declares that Parliament will
not help TO relieve the dreadful distress
prevailing among the inhabitants Of
Achill and Eagle Island. Lord Carnar-
| Won adds that his sole reliance for affOrd-
! ing relief to the starving people is the linn.
/ tied means at his disposal Of sending un-
/ fortunates to the wOTkhOuse. He, how
| ever, hopes that private contributions for
the reiiei Of the sufferers will enable the
| poor people to remain in their homes in
stead of being compelled 10 seek shelten
IN the already oyercrowded warehouses;.
COUP D'ETAT NOT EXPECTED.
The 81. James Gazette denies the rrse
mOrs published In the NesgS this merhilfg
that the government medtBtes a loup
d'etat in Ireland, and says: 'The t,pv-
ernment must and will take precau Fas
against disorder in Ireland" 4
WOLsELEY MAKES A DENIAL.
Lord Wolseley says the statement that
the government has offered him command
of the forces in Ireland is entirely with
out foundation.
The Parnellites will join with
the English and Scotch Radicals
in supporting an amendment to the ads
dress protesting against elections in lre~
land and the Highlands.
THE CARNARvON- SALISBURY CoRREs-
PoNDEGCE.
The correspondence Of Lord Carnarvon
and the Marquis Of Salisbury has been
published in order TO give a denial 10 the
report that a difference of opinion existed
between them. Lord CarnarV0u
quotes a letter sent by him t0
Lord Salisbury when he accepted the pose
Of Lord Lieutenant 0f Ireland, in which
he makes IL condition OF his acceptance
that be be allowed to resign after the gem
eral election on the meeting Of the new
Parliament. The Prime Minister writes
TO Lord CarnaryOn as follows: The
Cabinet has cOncurred o your Irish policy
throughout, and regrets your resignation,
although unable TO demur."
GUARDING THE QUEEN.
The police authorities have made ela
crate arrangements for the protection 4
the person OF the QTeen on the occSN
OF the opening Of Parliament by her
asty. A large force OF detectives has
assigned 70 the duty OF guardiF
Royal party. The precautionary
ures 10 be taken viii be more
than ever before enforced.
LOYAL TO THE oUEEN
BELFAST, Jan. 15-At a crOr
ing the Chamber Of COmmerc
GLIDING merchants, manufactU
ers, etc, a resolution was
adopted expressing loyalty
and denOuncing home rule
was appointed 10 acquaint
and Mr.. Gladstone with raou Nav
results that would folio
with the union. scsh, ldg-