The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-12-23
Foreign IntelIigence.

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Foreign Intelligence.
Ar AnIeeting of the British Cabinet Coun-
ell OATH 18th 1t was resolved to request of
| the Q0een the immediate suspension of the
| writ of habeas corpus In Ireland, and to ask
Of Parliament, at its meeting In Janu-
airy, an act Of indemnity for such suspension.
On the 18th Baron de Friedland and his
vie, the lat1br daughter of the Dokede
Psrsigny, wSre arrested IN Paris upon the
charge of fosgine her Sgsaudmothsr's signa-
ture to acceptances for 19s, 600 francs.
On the 18th the English Court Of Queens
Bench gave decision on appeal In the ease
of the Rev. T. Pelham Dale, Of the Church of
England, who was recently tried, convicted
and sent to prison for violation of the Pub
lie WorsAip law Of England by adopting hidh-
sustaining the verdict and the penalty of the
Ecclesiastical Court; rs@ ~ s9@
In England the subscriptions for the ex-
PEELED French Jesuits had reached the sum of
$20400o mp 70 the 18Th. - So.
The Earl of Stanhope has asked the Amer
lean Rifle Association to send team Of eight
to the Wimbledon meeting. cs
On the 18th the Swiss National Assembly
rejected the proposition to coin . large
amount Of gold into twenty-franc pieces, the
main objection being that 1t would be re-
garded abroad - . step In favor of gold
standard.
A LATE arrival at San Francieco brings the
intelligence that F.. p. knight an American
residing at Shanghai, who was one Of the
Commissioners for China at the Centennial
Ex position, had recently committed suicide.
In order to bring itS disbursements within
It's receipts, Japan has decided to sell various
factories established to stimulate the indus
tries OF the people, and proposes to recall the
Ministers to Italy, Holland and Australia.
II is stated that the Catholic clergy Of Mon
treal have ordered their people to keep away
from the Bernhard performances
On the 18th Joseph Payson, defaulting
bank Secretary Of London, who was captured
some months ago in Philadelphia and extra
dited, was sentenced to i've years. penal
servitude.
ACCORDING to Dublin dispatches Of the
l4,h Baron Dowse, holding court at Galway,
had received letter threatening him with
death should any Land Lacquer be convicted.
A farmer named Muliigan had been murdered
and robbed in County Longford by band of
unknown men.
GENERAL LoN0sFREBf, United States MIN
lister to Turkey, has pressnted his credentials
TO the Sultan and made the usual compll-
mentary address.
In order to punish theAttorney-G General for
his part in the state trials the Irish Land
League threatens him with its active opposi-
ton at the next elect on.
VICTORIA Woodruff Was to have been
married to London banker ON the 18th, but
receipt of stories from America assailng her
character, and she threatens to bring libel
suits in 10th continents.
The Stellarton IN. 81 coal mine was still
on fire on the 14th. Three explosions followed
the exploration by the Superintendent
HEALY and Walsh, two of the indicted Land
Leaguers, we're acquitted at Cork on the 18th.
John Power. one of the party who slit the
ears of bailiff near Tralee, although identi-
fed BY his victim, has been acquitted.
TIE announcement was again made on the
18th that the Gear of Russia would retire to
the Crimea, leaving his authority to Coun.
Gil under the Presidency OF the Czarowitch,
on condition that the Cars marriage with
the Princess Dolgorou XII be declared legal.
The Earl of Crawford died in London Oh
the 18th.
JOSIAH CALDWELL, the great railway con
tractor Of London, failed ON the 18th, with
liabilities of s25o0. 000.
A RECENT negro revolt in Cuba was prompt
~ checked by the execution Of few of the
leading spirits at Santiago. l.....
ACCORDING to late Peruvian advices q
Gillian feet Of eighteen vessels had attacked
and captured the town of Pisco and burned
the rolling-stock Of . railroad belonging to
British capitalists. The Peruyiaa Ices was $50
and the Gillian 400 men. A force of 10000
men had landed from the feet and taken up
its march through the Yea Valley for Lama,
distance of 1875 miles. The Peruvians had
sent out three divisions to cheek the invad.
ers, and the Gillian fleet had returned for
reinforcements.
THE Pope has conferred upon D. ]. Muir
ply, San Francisco merchant the heredita-
~ title of Marquis, for labors in . holy
cause. EN