, 1888-02-04

OpInlOII CldU INC lHl6IIdtlOIIhI olIuoCIOh
will undergo a prolonged but peaceful
solution.
1t is officially announced that the Italians
have occupied Saati, which they will make
the headquarters Ofthe expeditiOnary corps.
A report is circulated that the King OF
ShOa has revOlted against the King of
AbysSinia.
The Court of Cessation, Paris, has CEN
sured NJ. Vigneau for acting contrary to
the law in the Wilson case, which is the
lightest penalty could be inflicted.
New York, Feb. 2nd.-The Marquis of
Harrington has issued a circular urging
the early presence Of members at the
opening of Parliament for important
business.
A group of Ultra,radical members are
communicating with the Parnellites with
the object Of concocting Il system Of OBJ
stTuctiOn. A large contingent OF Parnel-
lites will join them, refusing to adhere to
the Gladstone-Parnel policy of non
obstruction.
Earl Spencer, speaking at Manchester,
said that the discussion Of the magisterial
police in their judicial acts was juStitiablo
when such action caused popular diScon-
tent. He added that he Sympathized with
Nj. BaItour's dit1irHlt position, but pre-
dictpd that the Ministry would adopt a
policy of Cancellation.
1he Committee OF the proposed demon
stration in honour Of Editor O'Brien ana
Ex Lord Mayor sullivan have been refuS-
ed the use Of Her Majrsty'S Theatre and
all other large halls in London.
The trial is proceeding against the al
legged ]dynamitcrS, ClIlan Of Massachusetts,
and Harkins Of Pennsylvania. Mr. Phelps,
the Secretary Of the United States Lega-
tion, is watching the ease.
The Marquis ofRip0uand Mr.. john Morley
were enthusiastically received in Dublin.
Mr.. Cox, member Of Parliament for Glare,
has been sentenced to one months impri-
sonmpnt. Mr.. Sullivan has been released.
The missing crew Of the French steamer
Suez have been rescued.
NJ. Bauer, the editor Of "Gil Bias, has
fought u duel with and wounded NJ.
Vignon, formerly secretary to NJ. Rouvier.
The Popr's address to the Irish pilgrims
is interpreted as advice to Irishmcn to
make peace with England.
London, FeGrl. 2nd.-Sugar in stock ON
the 18th uItim0 was 1870 . Last year
1877 600 tons.
New York, February 3rd.-TAe Baron
de Worms has left for Berlin.
Dublin has conferred the freedom Of the
CITY on the Marquis OF Ripon and Mr..
Morley.
The Marquis Of Bipon expressed his
opinion that there was a growing cOnvlc-
ton among the masses in England in favor
of Home Rule fol Ireland. He had belong
ed to a Government which had voted
coercion against ireland, but he had
proved that Suca a measure WAS hopeless.
In conclusion, me appealed to the people
not to allow violence to goad them to com
nit crime.
Convictions have been secured IN eight
cases at Kanturk, and other arrests con
tiuue to be effected in Donegal.
The t%enautry on the Countess of King
ston's estates have accepted twenty per
cent reduction with costs paid, and the
evicted tenants to be reinStated.
Earl Spencer, speaking at Manchester,
stated that during his government of Ire
land he had acquired convictions that
radical changes We're necessary. Mr..
GIadst.ne's present position, he said,
was tie result of ladica, development, and
his distinct conversion to IA policy of con-
ciIiation towards Ireland.
A sharp shock of earthquake was felt i'll
Scotland and England yesterday, but nc
damage was done.
The owners of the |IStrian, which brought
the disabled Hamburg American steamer
Suevia into Queenstown, have seized the
Suevia for their claim of $4,000 salvage.