New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-08
THE IRISH SKY CLEARING.
AN AGREEMENT GENERALLY BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN REACHED AT BOULOGNE.
THE CONFERREEs STILL NoycoMMuy1cAT1vE
-1F MCCARTHY RESIGNS AS CHAIRMAN,
1T is SAID. FULL MEETING or rHE
PARTY WILL BE CALLED TO ELECT
4 NEW LEADER.
A NEW LEADER


NEW LEADER.
BouIogne-sur-Aler, Jan 7.-An authorized state.
ment has been issued by the Irish leaders who
have been present at the conference here. They
announce that the conference terminated TO-DAY,
and that both parties interested have resolved
that the proceedings should be regarded as of
confidential nature II rs understood. however,
that the exchange Of views which has taken place
has led To the hope that pcaceabe settlement of
the matters in dispute will ensue
The usual number Of rlImors and contradictory
statements in circulation. and the announce
ment made may he considered to be the substance
of the real facts In other words arrange
ment satisfactory To all seems 10 have been ar
rived at. The number of erroneous statements
made in regard TO the Boulogne conference have
made the Irish leaders resolve to he more than
usually careful in their uterances.
In an interview this afternoon Mr.. O'Brien
said u have nothing TO add to the comnunica
tons that have already been made 10 the news.
papers except that, in view Of all there is at
stake for unhappy Ireland. and in the interests
of friendship and GOODWILL between the two
peoples, ! respectfully entrcat friends IN a
portion of tie English press to exercise patience
while we are discussing most diff cult and delicate
matters with our brother representatives of Ire
land"
AIoSsrs Parnel, Clancy. Redmond, Campbell,
Scully and Harrington have returnej TO England.
William O'Bricn remains hero for a few days. IL
is understood that he has been in communication
with Justin Mccarthy.
| London, Jan. IA dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company that at Yesterdays con-
ference at Boulogne sar.AIer il was agreed that
Justin Mccarthy should resign the chalrmanship
of the party, and that full meeting of the party
| should he called 10 elect n new leader. The par
ticipaton of the Parnellitcs in the vote for
new leader tantamoGnt to a reconstruction Of
the party entirely satisfactory 10 Mr.. Pamell.
Adyiccs received r this city from BCulognc SIR.
ier state that, upon Mr.. O'Bren's personal en-
! Treaty, he was empowered to ask Justin Mccarthy
t. retire from the clio rmanship of the anti-Parnel
section of the Irish party IN favor II John Dillon,
VI. 7. 1t is understood that the conference agreed
that, if Mr. OBliep preferred to dc so, he Mr.
O'BrIcn could serve as chairman According 10
the same advces, Mr.. O'Bren and Mr. Mccarthy
are TO have interview at boulOgnc tomorrow,
when the final settlement of the subject will be
made.
MIR. Gladstone is understood 10 have secretly
approved the plan decided upon, and the Parne-
itc, are said 10 he pledged TO abandon Mr.. Parnei
| if he proves insincere in the pledges given
John Dillon has cQbled from Ne~-lork his ap.
proyal Of Mr. Parreil's temporary refinement from
the airmarship Of thn Irish Parliamentary party
/ I'D favor OF Alr = BTcn The Regulations VITA
! Mr. Mcl arthy will follow. In the course OF III
tervews in Boulogne to-day Mr. OBneh Is re-
ported To have said &c Ny conferences with Mr.
Parnell have becl hhiShed.'
Mr. Gill is announced to have SAID that he was
not at liberty TO speak on the subject Of the con:
fcrcnces except far rs To say that peaceful
settlement of the matters IN dispute might he
expected.
\ conference of the McCanhytes was held to-
day nj the National LiberaI Clab. The news re-
ceiyel from Bouogne in regard 10 the conference
in that city was satisfactory hoth 10 the NC
Carthyites and the members of the ciuh \ INA
iority of the National Liberals express themselves
AS having no fear of the Met arthyItes agreeing
to any lire of action tending Ia weaken the alliance
between the Irish party and the Gladstonlans.
Dublin. Jan 1.-Prtmlscs IOi tie ne" Met an ny
lie daily newspaper have been secured. Mr..
IIoopcr a former Member of Parliament. Il I'D
edit the paper. \ Temporary plant Is being pur,,
chased. and it is expected that the paper VIII
appear i'm few weeks.
Patrick Joseph Power, Member Of Parliament
for Waterford County. East, made an address
today before the Waterford Board Of Poor Law
Guardians explaining his action IN abandoning
MIR Parnrl He declared that . tore hl, heart
to oppoSc his old LEADER, but that the interests
If thr country required il. He confessed that he
was not sauguinc that the Boulognc conference
would settle the dispute between the two factions
of the Irish party
OVER $4,000 FOR THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.
Dublin, jan In answer to the appeal made by
the Earl of Zeland Viccroy of Ireland and Mr.. Bal
four the Chief secretary. asking assistance for the
suffering poor Of Ireland. $4,000 has already been
received by Mr. Balionr. 49,,
Killarney Jan. : The Board of Poor Law Guardians
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