invaded by the proposition to grant in Canada a vote for lones in the rebellion to those who had boon rebels and had incurred thoes fosse as robels. Lord Brougham made a motion in the House of Lords in 1343 and 7 reads a mention in the House of Commons on the same subject, The Important part of the debate consisted in dolerations-drawn from the Miristors of the Crown. Lord John Rusall then laid down what I coassive to be tree and sound doctrine, in terms which I believo may be fairly desoribed as authoritative, of the manner of dealing with this question
You will, however, low mo to read the passage, which is not a one. Speaking in this house on the leapt June, 1819, Lord Russell said: I binyagree with the right honourable gentleman. His indeed in conformily with the sentiments expressed in the dispatch 1 wrote a few years ago that these canes must be left to the decision of the responsible Ministers of the crown; and in such osses it requires the atmost tamper in the colonies and the ukuost temper and firmness in this country. I fully admit that there are such cases. When the right honourable gentiumaa goos ou to say that Earl Elgin has received asms instruction from the Government of this country, by which be is deburred from asking advice and direction of the Crown on questions that effect the imperial policy sad national bonope, he in entirely mistakon in that assmption."
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sorvatives would introduce a Home Rule I. The Echo says We are hopeful that all this! Mr. Parnell has requested the publication of lating. Finally the pollen get together and more about it than a member of the opposition.
Churobjil is generally believed to be the member discussion and excitement will clear the atmos- the following "I positively deny that I sought carried on their battle will buckhat. This But long before that time the leading details of
of the Conservative party who made the procisephsre, and that the Irish and Huglish as a reunit an interview with the Earl of Carnarvon, I eventually scattered the mob and the fire at Me- the bill had been a mixtior of anxiens"
"considere-
for his party. Eighty-five Parnellites volat will understand each other botter. Both have also diffor, with the Earl on to the two conditions Closkey's was put out before it coulál extend. tion batreon me and my nearest political
with the Government. The eighty-sixth, Cap. an unexhausted capacity for co-operative action upon which he alleges was based the interrlow Melsukoy and his family and a number of kis fricado. Noble lords, aritametio is still meat
talu O'Shea, when Farrell insisted on having and joint trust, unity, and progress. We believe namely, that he was acting entirsiy on bis own Cathelle neighbors were rescued from the fury decoptive. A party of 335 is, I apprehend, by
the league elect to represent out division of Gal that both people for generations to come will responsibility, and that he declined to hear or of the mob byan Orangeman, who took them to eighty-fivovotes. larger than a party of 26. Po
way, walked out of the Housand ubatained from foal the best of one national heart and inherit say one word to the detriment of the union, his house and there gave them safe rofuga nered laughter.] Then the right honourable
rofiug: Aboul twelve Liberals refusal to vote and enjoy a common and egual destiny,
The Earl of Carnarvon did nos lay-down the geatleman says that, excapting one point
on thedivision. John Bright voted with the op- The Chronicle says:-We are left with a clear conditions previously. I admit there was found. The Government has placed the letrista ter-Union Insurance Society of Canton, Limited-- customs and excise datles-no change was made
position. Wisexmple was followed by twenty Tiswas. This must he taken between the policy ation for the third condition mentioned—that is, rorised by the mobs in Ulster under martial law. $96 per share. in the bill after it was first submitted to Lha
berals. In all ninety-four Liberals and Radicals of Hartington and the policy of Gladstone. The he hoped it was understood he was ant engaged
THE CRAWFORD-DILKE CARE.
China Tendors' Insurance Company's Alares- Cabinet. He had no means of knowing that, if
voted against the bill.
soantry must now decide the queatíva.
in making any treaty or bargain. The Earl of
Токрок, 11th Где, $79 por share. it wore true, and it happens to be entirely an-
Dispstohas from Ixoland state that në Belfast, The Gobo (Consorrative) payę-Tho diriaien Carnarvon said he sought the interview to sak The Crawford-Dilke divois case was is Court true. [lond laughter. This it & watter of
Londonderry, Lurgan, Armagh and other toves last night avorted the danger of the substitution my views na to a constitution for Ireland. It again to-day, in the issue of Sir Charles Dilka's great importance, though it is one that had
the Tonlists have been stoned during thair of a cuman power for a Parliamentary Govern- was soon obvious that he wished to give his own right to have the Queen's Proctor re-open the never been seen by Mr. Chamberlain. dr.
parades and demonstrations:
ment. A most imperious, powerful and despotin views. Replying to any loquiry in regard cass, in order to enable the Member for Ubeleon Chamberlain took excaption to cartais pro-
Chamberlain his arranged to hold a mesting Minister has been told that the House of Cou-to the proposed plan to netablish a central to produce tatimony in his own vindication. visions of the hill without being aesciuted with
of his follow to side whether they shall net moan will remain independent. This is the Los-legislature, founded upon country boards, ICrawford asked the Court so refuse to allow the the whole caso. That is a foot. Sir Benot is
with the Hartington committos ór na an indepen-rivet tell Gladstono has ever resized. His arro said that I did not think Ireland would woopt Proctor to interrena, alleging that the paly wit entirely wrong also in this, one of his simple facts,
dent political party. At pavesnt Chamberlain ganes has offended the most influential of his that a stelot; that the central body ought nesses who would be produced to contradict the Sir M. Beasb saya that I anaodnoed to the
faconr the latter course. He expresses himself as colleagues, and he is now euronoded by pappete to be a Parliament in name and in fact, having confussion of Mca. Crawford werdo Sir Charlos House that the bill was not to do racoristnoted.
veuident of being able to retain his seat for und is mainly dependent on the Parnollites. Ila power to deal with the local government of the himself, whom that confession implicated, and I said nothing of the kind.-[Cries of "Oh!"
Test Birmingham. It is thought that Gladwill doubtles attempt to resign his position. He counties The Earl of Carnarvon stated that his errants. Mr. Crawford contouded fast un- "Oh!" and cheers.) I announced that I had
stone will as make his final statement before is imbued with the belief that the British classes this was his own view, adding grantly to the less it could be proved that the divorce was ob- not promised that it should be reconstructed,
dissolution until Monday next.
oppose him and the British masse sapport him. weight of Irish opinions. He alsu Rungoste tained by collusion, which was not alleged, the and there are gentlemen opposite who think its
The Liberal federation kas prepared a mani. - An election alone will dispel his illusion. His bang the Parliament at Dublin upon the onlo Proctor had no right to intercons in Sir Charles matter of laughter-[eries of "Oh!" "Ob!"
faste to the elbeines of Great Britain. It adapts publiq career is practically ended. It is to be inl racdel. His opinions upon this point struck Dillo's interest. who see no distinction between promising that
home mile as the Local party's platform in the wished that it had auded in a more patriotic way me using the result of aneh thought and The Judgs decided that the Proctor had a bill shall not be reconstructed and not having
coming election. The Ladical dissontera will then in an attempt to dostany the cajou for the study. I rourked that the protection of car. right to interfera if the fresh opulence now promised that it shall be reconstructed—Langh
organize a Radical Union with headquarters in sako of party gain and the gratification of per- tain Irish industries from English and foreign offered by Fanny Stock and Sarah Gray was tar. A person who has promised that a bill
Birmingham. Tip Ucion's progranine will insonal ambition.
competition would be absolutely necessary. The material evidence, showing that the plaintiff's shall be reconstructed is bound to reconstruct it That justly and practically sets forth the clude a large extention of solf-government, in
- DUBLIN, 8th June, Earl replied: I entirely agree with you, but charges were untrue. Continuing, the Judge [abeers], and the reverse of that is true-Libo practical mode in which this question, difioult England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, cumpled Freaman's Journal, Parnella organ, says what a row there will be in England? I then said that the Queen's Prostor must insole an- ral cheers.] à person who has not promised in the abstract, will be settled as it has been set with supreme control of all by the Imperial The principle of home rule is for the moment left, believing that we were to complete accord aver the saggestion that he intervened in Sir is free to rocaustenot it without promising flad. Wu found it easy to recoils the rights of Parliament. Mr. Chamberlain will be made defeated, but it is not killed. The bill has been upon the main catlines of the plea for the sattle Charles' interest. The Judza asia be himself dia [Chaers. I am glad to see that the laughter Canada with the rights of the Impatial Parlia President, J. W. Calliage, Secretary, and several lost, but the principle of bone rala triumphs out of the question of the Government of Ice- not believe the suggestion. He was certain the of the opposition has now onased.-Cries and meat. It will be found not maro difficult to re- members of the House of Commons Viso-Pro-The 311 narmative votes cast last night for Mr. and I have reason to beliers that the Earl Proctor would not so violate the duties of his laughter.
concile the rights of Ireland with those of the sldents.
Gladstone's measure virtually commit Perlis impressed his views open the Cabinet had that office. The Judge refused to make Mrs. Crux I can't help observing that I was struck with Imperial Govarumont Castantly I hear the Captain O'Shea, the Nationalist merahar for ment to home rals. Who should say the matter many of his collaguna shared his views. Alap ford and Mrs. Charles Dilku partios to the an observation of Sir M. Beach. Hesaga tao bill words "Tinionists" and "Separatista"; but what | Galway, who was the only Parnellite whoabstain- rosis there ?. -
that the Earl resigned the Lord-Lieutenanos Trestor's suit, to enable them to be heard by will be rejected, whatever else happens, by the I want to know is, who are the Unionists (cheers] | ed from tuting on the Home Bule bill, uuuponces Tho Express (Conservative) naye-It is yet of Ireland because we did not give a Conserva counsel totes of a majority of the English and Sentoh | and who ors the Separatists? I was this bill in this afternoon bis withdrawal from pálitics too soon to triumph. The Constitution, it is tire majority at the polls. I spoke at Wicklow
MARRIAGE OF ADELINA PATTI. menors [opposition choers), and in that obser- nowspapers of great sironlation and aleswhere. The Most Reverend James Donnelly, D.D. trus, has won the first pitched battle, but the und during the elections under the impressions
LONDON, 10th Juns. vation he was cheerad by those who teach us that described as a separation bili. [Choers.[ of the Roman Cathollo church of Čloogher campaign has only bagun.
that I had gained from that interview."
The religious rite of marriage between Ade- tasy as above all, saxlans for the maintenansa The mambara nf Ele opposition adopt that Conuly Tyrons, Ireland, and all the priests of
lina Patti nad Signor Nivolini was performed of the United Kingdom and Parliament, in which style and make the description their own. I bis diocess, have sent an address to Gladstone Tho Harald Nationalist) says:- Lint the
1-day in the Protestant parish church at Irish members are in all reports to be, sesimit- take no notice of these ohvers I spouk of the stating that they cannot longer consent to be friends of Ireland by dignited, patient, for
The funeral of Carran, a young taun who lost; Ystradgyolnia about seren' miles from Craig-y- nted to the English and Bootch meinhare.other gavelers out of doors. Speaking of this templed upon by the relentless Orangemen of hoarant, The English democracy will rally aut his life by drowning during the recent Orange Box, Mnie. Patti's residence. The bride wore
Cheersand mater-cheer:] Well, Sir Michael description aloda. I aay it is the merest slang Ulstor
swatter the falsa Liberals Whoo Endland Cathalia riot, took place fo-day. The luule was a bine silk dress entered with cream-calourad. talks about dissolution, and I am glad to find of rolgar controvargy. Cheeri] You think An eye-witnaja, describes Parnell upon the finally rejects & settferont it will be time enough followed to the canetery by a procession of lace. The seven miles of roadway along the that man that point he and I are nearly this hill trads to separation. Your argument floor of the Haase of Commaus lust night as for Irishmen to nerve themalves to struggis 20,00 Catholics. A body of Orangemen threw Swanson valley, betrobu Craig-y-nos and the associated than upor almost any other point of and even year prejudices are worthy of all co-follows:-Ho was unusually pale. Es com now.
stones at the procession, and the Catholics, in church, were spenned with triumphal arches the this controversy. Lead Ministerial obeers.] sideration and respect, but is it a fair, rational menced his speech nervously. He afterwards The Cork Constitalian (Tery) says retaliation, male an assault on the Orangeman whole way, and the entira population of the After what Sir M. Banch has said and the a mode of conducting a controversy, to attach followed the lines of his manuscript, which had calamity to Ireland and a crowning disgrace to and drove them away A number of shots were valley turned out in holiday attire to pay thoir quaintanos he has shown with the history of the those hard names to mansures on which we differ previously been submitted to and, approved by England has boon averted in the defeat of Had-fired, one man was stabbed and several persons tribute to thecouple and witness the wedding, Y. bill and after all that was said by Mr. Goschen, or on which goa argus and desire to convins by Mr. Sazten. The speach forthwith assumed a state's soditious plot against the Groun, and Mr. were out on the head. Finally the police se Maynana, editor of the Paris Figaro, gave the I most again refer to the eznot position in which argument?
higher level and the orator became very impres- Gladstone has been disgraced and dishonoured, canded in restoring onler. The Catholics bride away, and Hore Ganz, tha operatio con- some members stand with regard to tbs bill. In I will lastrate what I mean. I will go back sive. Every sentence was formed with tho
Inno3, 9th June. smashed the windows of the Broadway linonductor, acted az best man for the groom. There the first place I take it to be absolutely beyond to the time of Lord Grey's Reform Act. When greatest accuracy to express certain shades of Beorns of provincial Conservative and Liberal factory. There was some further disturbance ware no bridesmaids. Patti signed the register as dispute, upon broad, high parliamentary grounds that bill was introduced it was honestly baliared meaning. Mr. Parnell's face flashed with af-agonts are in London consulting with the whips inter in the evening. Filly Rice, a driller, and Adalina Jeanne Maris Patti, splaster, of full that that which is to be voted upon to night is by great missces of intelligent mon that the bill fection and pride when he exclained: We of their wapeotivo portica. Gladstons insists John Beattie and Alender Blewart Alters, age, lyric artist." Nicolici, after consulting bis the principle of the bill as `distinct from the absolutely involved the destruction of the mon cannot surrende a single Irishman. The non- that every constituency shall be provided with a bar been arrested on a charge of rioting on friend, signed "Ernesto Nicolini, bachelor, of particulars of the bill [Cheers.] What may archy. The Duke of Wallington propounded a cluding appeal for the pass and prosperity of Home Ruls candidate. He relies upon tho Loti Friday aud murdering yaung Curran, James, full age, lyriq artist" On the return to Graig y to the particulars of the bill I grant that I had doctrine very much to that affect, but I don't suffering Ireland was delivarad in a chorl of esl and workingman's elabs and societies to pro- McMurray, a Catholic, has been arrested on a non a cannan satute of twenty-one guns was un authority to determine, bat it is our duty to think any of these gentlemen or the cowspapers nder and genuine kindness different from the vide zaakgas valugwers.
charge of firing a revolver from the funeral pro- fired. Scores of telegrams and quantities of! give our own construction to the principle of the that supported them erer descended so low in great Irish loader's zutally orld and dispassionate
Joussion ta-day.
pressets awaited Patti One message was from bill. I think I draw a confrmation of constrns their warfare as to brand it a "monarchy-dos- bone.
ERLTAST, 10th Jans. the Queen of Romania, another from Marie tion from the speech of Sir M. Beach, bemuse he trustica bili.” [Cheer.]
Rozs, and a third from Mapleson, who, com- bimsatt said that this was a bill for the purpose This is merely begging the question. Last
bining business with chivalry, congratulated of establishing s legislative body in Traland for make a very large demand upon your patiense
the diva, although she had not sowered Lis the management of Irish affairs. I apprehended udulgence, for we conscientiously think
last telegraphic proposals." it to be boyoad all question that the members there are maionists and disagionista, but we con- vating for the principle of the bill are entirely scientiously shink our conduct tending to the and obsoletely free [cheers], and that if they union. [Chewra nud laughter.] This involves a think there is any and of provisions by means of very large and deep historical question. Let us which a better and fuller effest may be given to try for a few minutes to look at it bistorically. the principles of the bill, they are at liberty to The arguments made from the other side appear dispiace all the details. [Cheure.] Thai does not to me to rest in their principle, in the main,
lmit of doubt.
apon two propositions one the ides of the peo feand originst dopravity or incompetency of the frish people. But there is another. It is the conscientious conviction of the gentlemen op posite that when the two countries, associated, but not incorporated with each other, are in a A conference of Chamberisin's followers will.] disturbed relation with each other, the ready probably be held on Thursday and their mazi- is to ercate an absoluto legislative incorporation. foate will follow. The Whigs are virtually That, I believe, is the doctrine on the other side decided to oppos Gladstone in Midlothian. The of the house, and they believe the dissolution of asts of Government candidates have been almost such a corporation is clearly made to bring about completed. a dissolation of the political relations between. these two countries Opposition oboara.
Gladstoro, xfter announcing the dissolution of Parliament will isana a manifasto to his Midio- thian constituents, which will sarte 19 a general appeal to the country. He will clait Midlothisa to inaugurate an slectoral campaign. Lord Hartington's address to his electors will reply to Mr. Gladstone's manifesto. A manifesto from Sir Michael Hicks Ranch or Lord Salisbury is expected to refer to Parnali'a disclosure.
DUBLIN Str-Tone
CORE, Sth June.
A very bitter feeling is entertained here by the nationalists against Mr. Chamberlain ou ao count of this opposition to the Home Rule bill.
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LONDON, 10th Jane. Gladstone was rusy during most of the fore noon holding consultations with different beral whips and getting into shape for the work necessary for the aging election.
TAX RIOTS IN RELEAST.
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The Liberal clubs have split like the party. The Beform and Devonshire Clabs npport the A meeting of forty Scotoh poore and man- dissidents. The members of the National L The people have been wrought to a state of bars of the House of Como was held to-day. boral Cinb are Gladstoniaus, and Mr. Solnedgress excitement by the riotous demonstrations Ford Rosebery provided. A committee was ap- incat has bis haudquarters at thatolab. He de-of Orangemen during the past two days. All pointed to propagate the Irish home-ruda din-larus that not a single Liberal astiation has work is stopped, store are closed canny residence trine in Scotch constituencies. Measures were swerved from its allegiance tu Gladstone. are closed and barricaded. Mobs are in ovary Patti grew quite a girl again during the well- adopted for the establishment of homo-rule lite Henry Laboaehere, though not over-confident, stroot and prepared for further deads of violence. ding breakfast. She laurbel and sang, and at rature and speakers' funds
predicts that while the Conservatives will be Orangemen aro greatly incense at the cog one moment she even began to dance. Agree- strengthened the Home Rale coalition will obtain stabalary for firing upon them and threaten to ably to the English custom there was some a clear majority by replacing Libarst Unionists sack their barracks. Detachments of soldiora speech making, but not too much. According with Gladstonian Liberals.
and police from Dublin and other ties are to an old French custora the bride submitted to Female Orange lodges are being formed in being forwarded to Belfast to assist the authori-be kinned all round, and presented every guest England to aid the uniocists in the elections. ties in restoring order. At midnight a mob of with a piece of her garter as a couvenir of the Wall, the Gomorament have taken certain en-
The moverannt was startet at a meeting of Com-Orangemen raided a public house kept by a wedding. In the evening on the hillside and in gagaments; they have taken an engagement
mouer Saanderson's hous in London to-day. Catholic named O'Hara, and after smoking it set the valley there was a grand display of fireworks to tazatim und for the lutervaation of trish
The unionists have selected Mr. Hall, a not-it on fire. The polies charged the rioters in the castle grounds. At midnight a special members, to the terms of which I need not now
able Irish temperance advocate, to oppose Mr.dozan times with bayonots, but each time were train sarried away the last of the visitors, and rofer. They have also fakea un engagement on
O'Brien in Tyrone.
forend back by a velloy of stones. The polios" the Queen of Wales” was left to spend her the claim of Ireland of soclined concern,
were fully forced to take refuge in the barracks, qual honeymoon with her 'Insband. through her members, in the treatments of impe
where they trod upou the mob from the second. rial mbinets generally, and that has entailed a pos-
story windows. The mob, however, hell their tive pledge to raconstruct, if we do not entirely
ground twenty minutes longer, although the
BERLIN, 8th June. romove, the twenty-fourth clause and adoaf other
firing of the police was heaty and inoussaut. The infantry regiments at Frankforton-the- Consequential arouniliount connected with it
In the Commons-this afternoon, Gladstone, Sucres of rioters were round-is-own-Main are being drilled to the use of bioyel and--Burusetat... Ons more question has been railed with respect
There is the wildest enthusiasm among the who was loudly obered on rising, mail that in positively that six men and two womens were tricycles for military purposes. The va ride operature o other amendments to the bill. Of course, as I do not deny that where there is a legislativo Loyalists in the north of Island over the defeat consequeres of the rejection of the Home Buls killed. A great many of the wounded, persons the machines in marching order.
Famidity. E the freedom of menbors, te suggest other incorporation under the cone Crown, where that of the Home Ralo bill. Rockets were vant ap bill he had adviard the Queu to dissolve Parliu were carried away by their friends, and whether?
Mrection of win Nuw York. Sth Juns.
Subca of wind amendments. I say nothing, but in roference to Crown is absolute, such dissointion may be the at Coleraine, in the county of Londonderry. ment without delay. Her Majesty had gea- their injories are fatal is not know. Twenty
Colonel Richard M. Hoo, whose namus is inse-Weber.... eur duty there can be no question at all If an esas of conscitating a great country, as it was ast night annoruring the result of the rate to cienaty assented to this and he would therefore risters who received ballot wounds are lying parably connected with the develop asnt of the interval is granted us, if the circumstances of in the case of France; but what I say is that this the adjacent toras and soon the news was known ask the House to wind up the business of the ass one infratry. A large number of Orangeman printing press in this country died of asart the session require the withdrawal of the bill ftras belief, as provided by history, is this: that throughout Tister. Ten thousand Loyalists par sion at the quickest practicable moment. The who took part in the riots were arrested to-day. isanse in Meranno, Italy. Last night. it is to be reintroduced with amendments at an when there are disturbed relations between conu adr 3 av Ţurgun' this morning in honour of their. Premier's statement was recital will obeers. Four of the rioters who were wounded by early date in the autumn, of course it is our daty tries that are politically associated, but not in victory.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach (Conservative) mov-the police in yesterday's riots died today. Four to amend our bill with every rosé amandinent, corporated, the real remedy is to make a provision At midnight it is raportot that rioting ooned the adjournment of the House. In support others are dying. enry real improvement with whatever is cal for civil indapandance subject to imparial zaity. tiones in the Orange districts of Bonaghan. ating his motion, he said that on account of the ro The Orangemen ari making largo purchases unlated to make it more effective and acceptable Cheors admit that in cases such as when Largan-several militismen have been wounded, warkable emission, by the Premier of the date of arms; and are declaring that they will have
cherry] for the attainment of its object, and we France and pain interfered in the case of Amer, some houses wrecked, and several press shot, for dissolution, it remaid nefised, and urged revenge apon the police. are perfectly free to deal with them, but it would ica poa on expoot nothing but severance, and some baing dangerously woundel. One man that Parliament be dissolved as soon as possible. Abu meeting of Protestants living on the
LowDon. 9th June, be the meanest, bassat action on the part of the sovurance with hastile feelings on both sides, med Thomna Gallagher was shot dvd. Troop There was nothing, he added, to satisfy the ap. Shark Hill road resolutions doarancing the A.C. Mackensie last Moudavoyening at Drury Government to proland that they have a plan of fear, hear." But that is not the case before have been ordered from Armagh to clear the position butan smrance that dissolution would action of the police from outlying districts, who Lane conducted the first production of his own
A VOICE PROM AUSTRIA. reconstruction ready beforehand, ent and dried us. I ask, for instance, where, apart from instraats. Almost all the constahlox gero injured take place at as purly a date as possible.
had come to Bolfant and had attacked penLY- opera, The Troubed-ur, with the Carl Ross Cam- in their minds, at a time when from the very na tervention by force of a thiftil power, the acknow, by stones or bricks.
Gladstone replied but he was ansble to postful citizens, and demanding thair withdrawal, paus. The great defact of this upru is that Anstein, livas Miris Haas, an intailigent and Near the village of Zillingdort. in Lofer ture of the case is must be obvious that it is ledgment of local independence has been followed
BELFAST, 8th June, tively inform the House at what date Parliament were adoptart. The number of police aus on duty throughout the vocalization is extraordinary and industrices, woman, wloss story of physieni perfectly clear thers has been as such thing, by savoroncs. [Cheers! Ismin thorooollection Rioting was rstowed hers this evening. A would be dissolved, but that it would doubtless in Belfast at 3 o'clock this afternoon was 1,30 sabordinate to the orchestration. This latter is
Cheers]
of every one and I will show where severance mob of Orangemon wrecked a number of bouess be before the end of the present manth RA auber of trouges from Nowry have also ur-evidently Mackenzie's Locte, was yet it is a Profinterest to English woms. I was employed," So much, that, for the system and the freedom dit follow in the case of Belgium and Hollands of Catholics, rarely injuring sure of them. renting the government of Ireland, the Premier rived to assist the police iu masintaining order unequal libretto, Mure. Vullerin as the heroiue says, in the Tork of a large Farmhouse. of members opposed to the hin. It is the daty The attempt to make the Belgians conform to The Riot Ant was and and the police fired upon said he thought the state of affaias in that con The magistrate has ordered a taverns in the did not do justice to her reputation. of the Government to consider their amendments the wars, conditions, and institutions of Holland the mob, which replied with revolvers. Maar try was such that the new Parliament ought to pity to be cicand to-night. No mobs are to be
Overwork brought on sick handache, followed by and do everything they can with a view to a led to a severance in the case of Denmark sur) were injured on both sides. The police frally set as early as possiblo. The country ought allowed to congregats in the streets,
util I was able to retain either fond or drink. a destuly fainting and sickness of the stomach. fufier and better application of the bill, and to the dachios. The affet to do what the gentriampled.
not to romnia in uncertainty after the gateral Six hundred Loyalists drilled near the city add to those the gróucts which have on former temen opposite wish in Ireland-nucly,
olcetion regarding the policy to be pursued re. of Armagh last night.
weeks. Getting a little betrer fruta rest and I was compelled to take to my bed for several ocations heen zo clearly explained, and fronto Eeren Danish in Micus and ideas on the
speeting Ireland.
The funeral of Thomas Gallagher, the Orange
quiet. I naght to do some work, but we o which there is no inteation in any sengo la ro- Dazhies, together with un inefficient acknow-
Sir Michael dostared that Mr. Gladstone's man who was shot and killed during the riot
taken with a pain in my side, which in a little code. Sir. Beach bas said that this is the ques-ledgment of their ancient institutions ended
statement way satisfactory, and he withdrew his at Lurgan Wednesday, took place to day, tion of principle, but I must say that with regard in the total loss of the Duskies to Denmark.
motion.
The femoral procession was protected by 100
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white semed to spread over my whole body, and to the sentiments we have heard expressed on They are now severed and incorporated in an-
throbbed in my Avary limb This was followed The Earl of Carnarvon made a statement in soldiers and 200 policaman. A mob of Cutbolies Sarrer Pasha, Minister of Justice, is daad. the subject, I cannot say that way plan for the other political connection.
this House of Lords respecting Mr. Parnell's jeered the mourners and threatened to stop the
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by a cough and shortness of breath, until finally treatment of Ulster has mado ang sorios or Batist as not look simply at the negativo Tan Standard says-The Hons of Commons charge last Monday, that the Conservative party bears, but the police held them in check.
Ieenid not saw, and I took to ay bod for the A deputation of members of the Bavarian second, and, as I thought, for the last time. My practical effect upon Majar Sanderson, who is side. Whus lopal ilepandonos has boon nok. by defeating the Home Rols bill has saved it purchased Irish support in the last election by a Rioting was renewed tonight. Aninfuriated Cabinet to-day proceeded to Hohenschwanger friends told me that my time had only come, supposed to favour the separation of Ulster from nowledged and legislative severance given, in a self from degradation and the empire from dis- promise sds through a Cabinet Minister that moh bold possession of the streets, and wrecked Castle to present a letter to the deposed King And that I could not lisa longer then when the the rest of Ireland. Cheers.] must say that number of cases, it has been made practicable to raption. It has alen rasd a lossou to Tralaud they would, in return, introduce a home enla bill and pillaged tararua. The police were compalled Ludwig from Prius Luitpold. They found the trees put on their great once. Mr. Parnell as outered into a varofal and slaba held the countries together which would not have which, after the first irritation has salsided, which, in addition to its other features, would rato argument on the subject of Ulster land, boon sa held. The houseable mombe opposite will, we trust, ba duly appreciated by the quick onfer on Ireland the right to control her own no cae was fatally injured. Many of the polios King's pickets to enter. The Ministry substand it, and my dear rather bought a bottl
to fire baishat into the mob, but so far as known to locked and were not permitted by the happened to get one of the Seiget pamphlets. I dealing with her as a separate part of Ireland, bas imprudently interrupted by calling outwitted inhabitants of that island. Gludstone, tariff policy. Lord Carnarvon said that when bewere injured by stones. The appeals of the quently sent a force of gendarmes to the castle of Seigel's Syrup, which I took exactly accoord in the course of this evening's debate, and Turkay." I will tell his that in the case of Parnell, and Morley may rest ulishod that what was Lord-Ligutenant of Troland, ander the Mar- clergy to the rioters to disperse wore futile. Le fares au entrance, with the purpose of releasing to directions, aal I had not take the whole
rast say that bis was a statement which-roquies Tarky, with its imperfect organization, where the present House has refused to do ao House quis of Salisbury's Gorerament, ho recoived from Eventually the troops alusred the streets. ing Count Holstein, who, while risiting the an away. Cheers. |
there has not been violent interference and was returned on an appeal to the constituencies to Mr. Parnoli a request to be allowed an interview,
of it before I fait a great change for the better. BELFAST, 11th June. King last ovoring on ministry business con My last illness began Jun 1, 1882, sed Now, sir. I want to say a word on the sub-ters have not been driven to the point of foreign docide balayan quity sad separation will ever be As Mr. Farnell was the slected head of the Tho rioting last night was less disastrous than ceruing the regency, was arrested by Ludwig's continged to August when I began to take jest of Irish Loyalists, and in debates of this interference, local axtonomy has boon tried with induced to sanction.
Irish party continued the Earl, "I acted on on Wednesday. After their day's above had orders ad locked up in the castle. Other Syrup. Very soon I could do a little work. kind we bare at times to see words and expres the best effects,
The Time ags:-The vote will encourage my personal responsibility and malted with ended, thousands of workingmen gathered in the gendarmes Lave been detailed to presers order The cough luft me, and I was more troubled xine that it is well should be a little batter un- There has been no great day of hope for fra the loyalists of Ireland to hope that their kina.hu" The conversation was private and I never ricinity of Dower Hill police station. They ex- among the monutale population sucromeling this breathing. Now Fan perfectly qural Aud derstood then they are. When I hear a spese land. No day when you might hope completely mea here will never abandon them to the uncon-communicated it to any member of the Cabinet, orated the police and cried out, "We will have castle, the mountaineers being loyal whers oh, how happy I ma! I mount uspevan grati from Mr. Johuston and some others it always ap and definitely to end the controvers till now, renanted mercies of the Irish National Learn Mr. Parnell and I left the room as free as wo hud on lives for avery one of the ra-dered. The of the King, and in a dangerous temper base uile anough for Seigel's Syrup. Now I must pours to me that he is unter pious obaviction After more than ninety or the long period of fand its paymasters in America Geboortenteret teicn-to-repudiste the literont county police are then withdrawn anul some of the State's ordnet towards him. King all you that the doctors in our district dis that loysity is innate in the Irish Protestants time has at last run out and tas star has againsxorted all his marvellous powers of intimidation, that has beeu printed and ciroclated that. I noted well-known local constables wara sant to résson Ladwig- amains in the manat selids part tribaten handbills cautioning people against the and disloyalty innate in some other porous. minted up into the hea vous What Teoload mystification, and persuasion in favour of his upon that occasions in the capacity of a member with the mob. Tha latter domanded the with of the castle. [Laughter. I do believe that Mr. Johnston in was doing for herself in 1797 wo at length have hill, but we rojose that the majority againstt of the "Government."
medicine, tolling then it would do them no good, drawal of all the police Archbishop Leyre and
New York. 13th June. under the impression that in all time in long dena. f Roman Cathalios have been man was deo sire and crashing. This speaks woll.
NEW YORK. 19th June.
and many wore thereby influenced to destroy the several Presbyterian clergymen implored the The Herald's Brasele cable of the 11th says: gst pamphlets; but now, wherever one is to generations of Irish history there has been this cipated emancipated after wefal derogard of far the independenes and courage of the Coca- difference between permas who sus Protestants solemn promises thronul twenty-nine years; mans. It is strong testimony in favour of ordan, on the 11th-Gladstone's time since the and even while the clergymen wero speaking the for June 13th has been prohibited, the authori sorvad are borrowed to remi, and I have fout mine
TP. O'Connor sabias to the Star from Zon- mob to disperas. Their addresses proved useless Although the Socialist manifestation prepared foxud, it is kept like a rolic.
The for pro- and those who are not Protestants. Cheers emancipated slowly, sullenly, not from good will couraging the belief that Englishmen and Bootch annonceomout of dissolution has been almost rioters kept ap desultory slone-throwing at the tisa anticipate a serious disturbance on that day, for six miles around he district. Propts have No. Well, it is a charge which has been made but from abjeet torror, with all the fruits and men are not yet ready to submit themselves to wholly taken up in selecting ocndidates for seats police. Our stans strnok a divine squarely in owing to the meeting of the workingmen's cou and ought to be rust. Bas Mr. Johnston inquiz-consequences that will follow that method of the loveling influences of the machine politios of to be contested. The number of geule the face and hurt him severely. Captain Lostgress. The civil guard has been convoked, anul medicine for them, knowing that it curad me
come eighteen miles to got me to buy the ed what was the state of loyalty in Ireland at lagislation (chones), the second problers has been America. The point is that if the Government offering themselvoy is unprocedontod and ambar-range, a resident magistrate, who was present measures are being taken to protect the railway and to be sure to get the right kind. I know a theekse of the eighteenth century as regards Roso Bolod, and the representation of Ireland has had been granted a second reading they woukl rassing. The funds at the disposal of the Fre to counsel order, was struck on the Lead by a stations, the gas works sad the public movements man Catholica ! They had then hardly been bura been reformed, and I am thankful to say that have raintroduced the same till on this issue. mier are still insaticient to mest all the election brioklat. When the preachers cancel the mob from attack.
woman who was looking like death, and who told into political life. In his time Dean Swift spoke the franchiss was giron Ireland, together with The division was taken and the bill was non-oxpenses of two-thirds of the men waiting to be surged up to the gate of the barraoka and dofiod
them there was no halp for her, that she had NEW YORK, 12th Jang. of their incapacity for politics, and it would be romljustment last year, with free and open hand. demned in both the present and future teneo.
consulted several doctors, but zone could help. elected The question of nominations is there the police to come and make a square fight.
The World says:-It is understood that Mrs. absurd to speak of them then as being either That gift of the franchise was the last set re- The News (Ministerial) says:--A dissolutinafore left in many cases to private influèzcs,
har. I to hor of Soigel's Syrup, and wrote this Things went on in this way until about 10 Ysoult Dalloy. the woman who shot O'Donovan dower for her fat she might take no loyed or disloyal, but as to the condition at Catho-geirad to make the success of Ireland in her has been rendered inevitable by last night's vote. Nothing could be more unfortunate. From the o'clock, wher two troeps of dragoons galloped Russe in February, 1835, will leave Aulurumistake. She toul my advice and the Syrup. lica at the close of the last osuturg, I will read dual effort absolutely sure. Choera] We have Parnell's emphatic declaration that Ireland South of England counties the accounts received up. They were followed by 300 infantry. These Insane Asylata within a few days for Fing and now she is in porfest health, and the people- what Barks has said on the subjovt. The date given Ireland avio3, and wa murt liefen to what would accept Gladstone's bill as a final settle-by the Ginditone managers are bal. Three men had been under arms eleven hours. The land. The friend who has at this laty day round us ar mazed. The modiciae has made of it is 1798. It is taken from a letter to Wind- she suya.
ment will have a wider influence with the nation fourths of these districts' are as good as lost to mob was fug moment powerless with surprise intersenet in her behalf is at prosent unknown such progress in our neighbourhood thas people ham Ho speaks on the subject of disaffection,
Losnov, 8th Junt. to-day than all the state and minute criticians Gladstone, the aim of the Whigs and Tories and disappeared. The runaways, however, woon He is understood to be a fepties of say they don't want the doctor any more, but and writes thus: "Disaffection has onst deep The excitement during the division has not of Groselia Cassidering the domocratie spirit and the enormous fand at the command of the became ashamed of themselves and returned to cial prominence and rank in Barland, who was they take the Syrup. Sufferers from gout who roots in the principles and habits of the majority been paralleled in the history of the House of of the Nationals, Parnell's deciar opinion that Unionists rendering the defeat of Gladstone's the acous-wartly cheering the soldiers. The deeply interested in her when she was in that are confited to their bod and could hardly move of the laver and middle class of the whole Commons Lord Fandolph Churchi first dis-the last provising seating a firat odior in the men almost certain, but scarcely a seat will be latter had taken complets possesion of the country bat who, during her trial and treats finger, have boon cured by it. There is girl Protestant part of Ireland. Parnellite laugh corured that the Governant vay defeated, and proposed Irish Parliament was a salutary peori Ieft nncantested. From the rest of the constey stroots around the barracks and defended them here kept himself in the backgrount for excellent in our district who caught a sold by going ter] The Catholips who are intermingled with by waving his hat and indulging in joyful de-ion, was significant. Sir Micagel Hicks Beach, the reports of the Liberal agents are satisfactory,ffectively. The zob, realizing the impregatireogons. Ho is described as a "ratived Goueral" through some water, and was in bed, five years them are biore or less tainted. Wbut lisa hap-monstrations aroused the enthusiasm of thy doubtle spoke the literal truth-so-far as La Gladstone was in splendid spirits today. He is lity of the police position, now departed in sec-and a" Commander of the Bath.” pened since the Protestants, not having a grip members of the opposition, who, rising, wared know it, but we did not suppose Lord Randolph at this moment drafting his manifesto to the tione, cursing the Pope, denouncing home rale,
with costiveness and rheumatic pains so bad to vance to complain of, became loyal, provoked, as their hata and cheered again and again. When Churchill had always taken his advice. Glad three kingdoms, so that on Monday it may be and singing The Orange Lily and Rule
have an attendant to watch by her Thers was all men maily may be, out of their principles the figares-311 for the measura and 341 against stone's speech was worthy of himself sad the known to the world. He has accepted invitations Dritannia
not a doctor in the surrounding districts to whom These are words and ideas which show us what is it-were announced the noise was deafening. A occasion. The whale tue is, now before the and will then address two or three meeting. Roku a mob had taken possession of York-
her mother had not applied to relieve her child, the way in which wo are to promote loyalty and Parasite challenged the vote. O'Connor called country for decision.
While all this was going on at Bowors' Hill Gladstone goes to battle baratmutad
| but every oue opraased themselves and said they what is the way in which we can destroy it." for alcore for the Grand Old Man, which were The Telegraph (Üonservative) says:—We arə
LONDON; 11th Jane.
could not help her. Whenever the little hell Another subject upon which I will only dwell given with gasto by the Government supportere. porsuaded that the voice of the House of Com
street. They first pacentrated in front of the Gladstone was asked in the House of Coar-wine store kept by a Catholic named McKenna.
rung which is raag in our place when somebody for a moment is that of federation. Many gentle Bir William. Harmonet and bis cemptions roso moons faithfully redboots the opinion of the ecur anons this ovaning by William Johnson (Con- The buikling was soon snized and wrecked, and
is dead, we thought surely it was for her, but men in the House are greatly enamored of this and bowed to Gladstons, who was somewhat entry: The debate sustained the historie raputa servative) if it was true, so reported, that the all of MoKenua's stock of wines was emptied in
Soigel's Byrup and Pills saved her life, and now idon, and the object they have in view is a noble barrassed. The Fornellites called for greans for tion of the British Parliament for lofty erstary,
I will not admit, with Sir M. Beach, the Chamberlain, which wers given, with shouts of which reooked the climax on the closing night. recent visit to Cork had knelt at the altar of the Closkov's tavern. The police had taken warm Last year's Now Malwa 3540 per nicul, aloe, of many years she had been in bed. To-day stro Earl of Ahurdore, the Irish Viceroy, daring his the street. This mob then proceded to Me This yeare Now Maiwa $520 por pičul, alloc. of she is as healthy as anybody, goos to church, and justice of the disparagement he caste upon the Traiter!" and "Judas Iscariot 1" Chamber The unify of the king Tom In boen preserved Catholic Cathetrain that city. Gladstone replied and got there first. A sot fight took plane, It British Empira. "I do not monsider that it is alain merely laughed.
by the first great declaration of the British de- that if the Dark of Aberdeen had done the kneel- I was waged with desperation nu both sides. The loomely compacted empire, but I admit that if When order was restored Gladstone arose, and, moorsey coming to power.
ing of which he was aconsel he (Gladstone) was police fired twenty-six rounds of beakshot at the Old Malwo. means can be devised for the establishment of white and trembling, moved an adjournment on- The Tall Mall Gazette pats over its editorial not aware of it. He added: We maet dorinters, but the mob Dually drove them away and mra Gotive connection with our distant posses til Thursday, Henly and O'Connor challenged on last night's vete the caption." A Day's Mazahelina to sustitute an inquiry into such questions. smashed McCloskey's tavern to pieces, distribut Patna (Now) an sions, that is an object well worthy of every the vote, anying they would not offer any op. Nearer Home Bals." The Garette then says It lights the Gres of roligions disorder. I can ing the liquors to all who would drink or carry Patus (Old) noble, enlightened man. It is a popular idea. position, but wished to exproes repugnance at that it believes the general election wil rosuld say, however, that I have never known a better the liquors away. Several of the rioters were Benarus (New) ........ I give no opinion spon it. E snapot that it is the conduct of many members of Gladstone's in Mr. Gladstone's defeat and a secosul sleation Christion nor avea porfool Protestant, toad woanded in the fight, aul were left helpless in beast with more difficulties than have yet been party. Daring the Lubbab Gladstone, wearing will be recessary bolors the questico can to the Earl of Aberdeen.
the street by their comrades, who, maddened examined and brought to right; but what I wish a baggard look, left the House, sheared by his settled. The only way." enxtinues the papar," The House ngrood to give Government basi-with liquor and excitement, rashod to the work ON LONDON. to observe as far as this bill is concerned, is that supporters.
in which the problem han ha salvod is on the news. the precodones during the remainder of the of wreck and pillage. A number of taverns were this b, whatever its rights or wrongs in other There is intense excitement throughout the basis of delegated authority to deal with a speci-session. Gladstone, in answer to a request for destroyed, and all their stocks of wine, whisky, respects ina justifiable step and an important step whole country over the outcome of the long fied local affairs and of-continued--Irish rapre a more explicit statement concerning the reas, and her thrown out to the crowd in the street, in the direction of federation. [Choses The Parliamentary contest. The Conservatives and sentation in the Emporial Parliament. Probably abling of Parliament, said:"I wish to re- who drank lt ravenously or carried it away in balance of the majority seems to have established Whigs everywhere are making the day one of there may be more coercion before the Irish state clearly what I said yesterday respecting jugs and buckets. In the latter work scores clearly the elementary proposition that, whether juble, ringing balls, lighting bonfiree, firing secure home rule by consent of the British Go the reassembling of Parliament. If when the of women and children were engaged all the time this Par nent be an imperial Parliament or not cannon and singing God Bare the Queen"vernment. If they are patient, however, the elections are over it be found that the botry the rioting lasted an in Parliament, it is possessed now, as The result of the division was telegraphed to the question will be settled in a year or two. The does not approve of the policy of the Govern Towards midnight the mob, after having On before the union and bafore the time of Grat Queen the instant it was known
danger is that if during the interval ooercion most respecting the future Government of Ire. wrecked and looted all the taverns in the vicini tank Parliament, of a supramasy which is ab The majority against tas Home Rule bill sur should to resorted to, it would be met by outrago. land, or if there remains room for doubt on the ty, returned to McCloskey's and set it on fire, soints and in the nature of things unalienable, prised even the Unionists Beveral supposed to To that challenge of strength there would be a question, then the now Parliascout will by us The glare attracted the police, who arched ON It could not part with it if it would, and it would favour the bill went lato the apposition lobby. savage and resolute response."
sumbled forthwith."
down thero to put out the fire and save the town not if it coald [Chours.) It is quite trae The crowd aataide attempted to mob Hartington The St James's Gazelle says A great "aye" The Midicthian Unionists sont a delegation from confegration. They had to fight for every that in constituting a legislature in Ireland we whom he omerged from the House after the divi- or "no" must be spoken before the bons rale to wait upon the Marquis of Hartington to-day foot of way they made. At times, when the ON BOMBAY do as was done when a dificulty arose on the ion.
fend can be aqueloled. The univnists will not to ask him to assist them in putting forward tames fared high, the uniformed officers were question regarding the Canadian rebellion, and I It is supposed that Sir William Blant was the shrink from the decision. The disruption bill Uniòutsts to oppose Gladstone in the contingen mastered among the moh, each offer'fight- mysalt and Lord, Brongham were of the opinion intermediary between Parnell and the Tories and Mr. Gladstone will give the nation abondant alection. Lord Hartington replied that being on his own socount and all in the same di- ON
I know not now whether we were right or during the last election, and that he unionhtedly trouble for many years, but both are politically would rather nona Liberal Valen split than reotion, every man shouting or oursing, women wrong that the benotz, of the Crown had been did lead the Paraelites to believe that the Con. Ilead and past resurrection,
¦ harass the Proming.
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