IRISH AFFAIRS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2153, 22 January 1891, Page 1

IRISH AFFAIRS.

London, Jan. 15. Mr O'Brien and Archbishop Wa'sh insist on a truce being proclaimed between the sections of the Itish party j pending a probable arrangement of differerces. Jan, 19. ; Mr Balfour's Irish fund has now reached £30,000, I Mr Dillon supports Mr O'Brien. j Mr Parnell, speaking at Tralee, said that he arrived at an agreement with l!(Lt O'Brien a fortnight ago, and it was only bis opponents who prevented a solution of the difficulty. i <•_ DR, KOCH'S CURES. London, Jan. 18. i Both the English and German doctors condemn the vagueness of Koch's explanation of his remedy. I Paris, Jan. 18. ; The French medical faculty have delivered an opinion with regard to Dr Koch's disclosures thai they are incomplete. The doctors consider it would be a mistake either to overpraise or or to decry the discovery at present. Berlin, Jan. 17. Dr Koch is said to have cured an American consumptive patient, i __ » THE CHILIAN REBELLION. Valparaiso, Jan. 18. The Chilian insurgents have landed at: Coquimbo, where the Loyalist troops are surrounding them. A state of siege has been proclaimed throughout the country, and business is being paralysed in: consequence. Jan, 19. .Nearly the whole Chilian army have joined the rebels. The blockade of the coast has paralysed trade, and provisions have risen to famine prices.