The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-17
PARNELES PREDICTION.
HE THINKS ENGLISH QUESTIONS
WILL SPLIT THE CABINET.

French Advices from Rome Report
that the English Cabinet Has Ac-
cepted in Principle the Pope's Media
ton, and Will Grant Moderate Home
Rule-LeaRue and Church at Outs.
DUBLIN, Jan. 16.-A reporter of the Frees
mans Journal has had an interview with
Mr.. Parnell. Mr.. Parnell believes there is
no doubt that grave dissention exists among
the members of the Cabinet, and that
government party crisis may occur at any
time next session over some English ques-
tion. He urges the Parnellites and Radicals
to facilitate business and thus avoid any
charge of obstruction. He says the Liberal
Unionists are certain to separate on
English matters Mr.. Parnell says
that the recent reductions Of rent made by
the land commission are not half what the
tenants of Ireland are entitled to, and urges
the party to take such action as will oblige
the sub-commiSsioners to re-examine the
whole question. He expresses a belief tnat
the Nationalists will gain three members in
Ulster at the next Parliamentary election.
Mr.. ParnelPs followers in Parliament are
greatly dissatisfied with the advice he gives
them in the foregoing interview to abandon
obstruction methods in the House of Com
mons.
LEAGUE AND CHURCH AT OUTS.
Archbishop Knox, Primate of the Church
of Ireland, has written to Prof. Galbrath,
stating that his membership of the Finance
Committee of the church. a representative
body owning land as church trustees, is hot
compatible with his membership of the
national league, which instigates tenants TO
resist the legitimate claims of landlords.
The Primate refers TO the valuable
services rendered to the church by Prof.
| Galbraith in its hour of need. Prof Gal
| braith, repl lying to the letter, says he joined
| the league for conscience sake to protest
| against the action of the government in
| Ireland He says he is unable TO see why
| his connection with the league should unfit
| him for service on the Finance Committee
of the church. He Will retire if his resigna-
ton is publicly requested, but will do so
with sorrow and regret.
FREEDOM OF DUBLIN.
! The Dublin Corporation has conferred
| the freedom of the city upon Lord Ripon
and John Morley. The demonstration,
which it is proposed to hold in London in
honor of Messrs. O'Brien and Sullivan, will
be limited TO a banquet. Mr.. O'Brien
health forbids his attending open air recep-
tions. His doctors advise repose in a
warmer climate.
Eiectment notices have been posted on the
! Countess of Kingston's estate at Mitchels-
| town against 10 tenants who adopted the
plan Of campaign. The latter have cleared
| their farms of all seizable stock
Judge Curran, in addressing a jury at
Tralee to-day, said he was glad to say that
moonlight outrages in Kerry were fast be-
coming matter of history, owing to the
| firmness of the law
| POPE LEo's MEDIATION.
PARIS Jan. 16.--The Univers has a dis
| patch from Rome saying THE English
Cabinet accepts in principle the Popes
mediation between England and Ireland,
based upon Mgr. Persico's report. Tho
Pope demards moderate home rule, and ad
vises the Conservatives TO take the wind
out of Mr. Gladstones sails by adopting
the leading points of his programme, with
the support of the Irish clergy"
POPE LEO AND TgE IRISH.
| ROME, Jan. 16.-The Pope lately received
several Irish Bishops and priests whom he
questioned concerning the condition Of Ire
| land. After hearing their replies the Pope
exhorted them to use their influence to re-
store quietness ard respect for the law in
Ireland, and told them that the Irish people
could not obtain what they asked by vio-
| Ianpa