RUMORS OF MR GLADSTONE ACCEPTING A PEERGAE.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3689, 11 May 1883, Page 3

RUMORS OF MR GLADSTONE ACCEPTING A PEERGAE.

THG IRISH CONVENTION ADJOURNED TILL THE AUTUMN. IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES MADE BY AN IRISH INVINCIBLE.

LONDON. April 28. It is rumored that Mr Gladstone intends to accept a peerage and to assume the title of Earl of Mld'of.iian. The Australian and New Zealand Mortgage Company (Innited) has dechived a dividend of 10 per cent, for the past year, with bonus of ten shillings per share.

At yesterday's meeting of the lilsh Convention in New Yo-'k it was decided to adopt Mr Painell's suggestion and adjoir.n the Convention until the autumn. Bo"o.-e the adjournment Mr Patrick late treasurer of the Irish National Leagae, submitted a statement of accounts which was approved and deemed satisfactory. The membe:s of the Convention who are r\ favor of the use of dynamite fully believe that the object of the I'-lsh agitators will bo achieved byits continual employment. Two Australian pi\'cit3 who were present at_ yesterday's sit:ing spoke :n favor of this -view. The fLieads of ihe Tichborne claimant arc making a -•liegemen's for a grand reception of the lunatic now in the Parramatta Asylum, whom they allege to bo the genuine A.'thur Orton. An application for hli release is now pending in the Supreme Coir t of New Smith Wales. April 29.

Kingston, the Irish Invincible, who was recently aivestcd in the County of Cumberland, and Deviue, another of the Fenians charged with conspiring to murder, have made important disclosures to the authorities. They allege that, besides the a«asi-. nation committee, other secret societies existed in Ireland, the object for which they were organised being tlic murder of prominent oSicials. They have given iu!l particulars to the police, and several additional arrejts will probably follow.