The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-14
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To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN . NEWS.

SPAIN
MADRID, Nov. 14.-The appeal of Mon
casi the regicide will be heard in ten days.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Nov, l4.-It is said the atti.
tude of the exiled German Bishops, as in
dicated by their memorial to the Pope ex-
pressing wish that an equitable arrange
ment may be reached with Germany, is re-
garded 10 Berlin as gratifying earnest Of
possible reconciliation.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. l4.-Hippolyte AdoIphe
Taine, the author, was to-day elected a
member of the French academy.
ITALY
ROME, Nov. l4.-The Vatican, it is said,
has decided on a complete separation from
the Ultramontane party in the German
Reichstag
ROME, Nov. l4.--The Itagie says the
council of state has decided the See of
Naples is in royal patronage, and the
archbishop appointed by the Vatican can
not enjoy the temperatures OF the See un-
til he has obtained investure and an exc.
quatur from the king.
BRITISH INDIA
LONDON, Nov. Alt is reported intel-
ligence has been received that further
outbreak by Kafirs is imminent; the rebel
tribes are massed 10 great strength undcr
Ceteways,-King of Zuius;-th British
| force on the frontier is in danger Of being
overwhelmed, unless promptly reinforced.
Sd ENGLAND
LONDON. Nov. l4.-It appears the con-
vention with France whereby Italy agrees
to withdraw tr, N foreign soil its fractional
silver, pOstpones to 1884 what Italy had
undertaken to do in 1882; the withdrawn
currency will be reduced in silver five franc
pieces notiu gold.
Embarkatton of the Marquis of Lorne ana
| wife for Canada,
LIVERPOOL, Nov l4,-The Marquis and
| Marchioness of L0rne, accompanied by the
Duke of Connaught, Prince Leopold and
suites, arrived at six this morning; at ten
O'Clock the royal party went to the Town
Hall attended by military escort, and a
detachment of volunteers were stationed
at prominent points along the route, and
the streets were crowded with people, who
gave the visitors hearty receptions; the
Town Hall was filled with ladies and gen.
tlemen; the mayor received the royal par
ty. the recorder read an address from the
Liverpool town council and the president OF
the Cham ber of Commerce read an address
from that body to the Marquis, who re-
piled to both. The royal party afterwards
presented themselves on the balcony oyer
looking the exchange, which was filed with
au enthusiastic crowd. They then pro-
! ceedcd to the landing stage and en-
.. barked on u tender for the steamship
Sarmatlau; after warm leave
taking the royal princes returned to the
shore and the steamer proceeded to sea.
The weather was nue and the whole pro-
ceedngs passed off with a great eclat
The saloon Of the Sarmatian is artist
cally decorated with ferns and flowers; =
the stateroom Of the princess is uphol
stored in blue siik-that Of Lady Mac
Nemara in crimson silk, while the Mar
D duis' loom is quite plain the apart
ments are capacious, each consisting o
two of the ordinary sized state rooms con
F. verted into one, with bath rooms and bou.
doris attached. beautifully fitted up
each of the beds has chair arrangement
enabling the occupant TO sit upright, the
berths are ornamenteG with silver shields
bearing the royal arms. the Argyle arms
and the arms of the Dominion of Canadi
quartered "a ladies' boudoir and smokin!
room are arranged on the upper deck.
The party and suite will consist of four
?. teen persons, and twenty-five servants
8 Sydney Hall who is commissioned t.
:, make sketches OF the Interesting scene il
IViceregal progress, accompanies the party
Mr.. Hall accompanied the Prince of Waie
: to India, Col Mcneil, the Queens equer
ry, accompanies tho Princess Louise; b
will return to England after the accom-
plshment of the journey. From Moviil
| will be forwarded to the Queen plan {
the ship and details of the journey.
HALIFAX Nov. 14.-1t is understood tn
landing day of the new Governor-Generi
n and Princess Louise will be proclaimed
n public holiday. The erection of arches an
0: preparations for illuminating buildings, al
in progress.