The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16
miscellaneous Foreign News.
AN UNWILLING WITNESS.

DUBLIN, Nov. IA -Philbin, the approver,
gave his evidence against Patrick Joyce,
the prisoner. He presented sullen defect
ed appearance. He evidently had no SYM
pathy with his own part of the prosecution.
His testimony, nevertheless, confirmed the
story already published that ten men went
to Joyce's house; he saw Patrick Joyce, the
PRISONER, enter tue door; witness then ran
away. as he heard behind him, proceeding
rom the house, shouts Of murder and
screams for help.
THE PRINCE OF WALES
will preside at the Longfellow meeting at
the Lyceum, to be held in January The
dean of Westminster will raise no objection
to placi ng bust of the poet in hNestmin,,
ster Abbey, and it will probably be placed
near those in memory OF hawthorne, lrV'
ing, Prescott and Motley.
WILL YOU WALK INTO MY PARLoE.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Post, in an article
directed against the French government,
saws: 1t was possible tor England to raise
coalition against Germany: which never
opposes England, and that England never
opposes Germany.
A cRuMB OF COMFORT.
| LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE World considers
| New York's reception TO Mrs. Langtry as
creditable to the American republic, from
every point of view, and at once enthusi-
astic and discriminating.
THE SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP.
LONDON, Nov. li.-At the Shrewsbury
meeting to day the race of the great Shrop-
shire handicap WAS won by r. Jardin's 5.
vear-old bay colt, Falllirk second, Cooper s
i.year old colt, George Mansfield, third.
Three started.
RATTLIYG THE DRY BONES.
PARIS. Nov. 14.-The royalists are urg
ing the Count du Chambord toissue a mani
r II. f,aVn vt aln
Prince Napoleon has been consulted in the
matter.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE Prussian
diet was opened to day by a speech from
the throne. The emperor says the rela-
tions of Germany with foreign governments
are such as to Justify the convection that
the benefits of peace are assured. A loan
will be announced sufficient to cover the
deficit in the budget. During the session
the government will introduce bills for GER
tain administrative reforms, reducing taxa
ton, and also railway bills.
JUBILEE OF ISLAM.
CoYsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 1.-the sultan
had levee to celebrate the l3OOth year OF
the Mohammedan calendar, which, accord
J ing to the predictions of the soothsayers,
will give TO the world New Prophet of Is
lam, A new revelation made public by
Lle astrOlOsCTs assures Tic sultan wat &c la
the Madiha, or the New Prophet OF Islam
The celebration of mystic solemnities IS SO
universal that business is at a stand-shll,
and the streets are given up to professions
and religious festivities.
STILL AFLoAT.
LONDON, Nov. H.-The steamer Ange
lima, which was supposed tohaye foundered
in the North sea. has been signalled as
being safe.
LoNDoN, Nov H.-Sergeant Ballenttnt
will sail for the United states on the z1ll
of November, on a lecturing tour.
: THE wFsTPHALIA's BOAT.
IoNDoN. Nov IA channel pilot, Wht
landed at Falmouth to-day, reports that
boat, doubtless that sent by the Nesiphall'
in search of the collidiDg steamer, wa
passed twenty miles +. y. r. OF Beachl
Head at IL o'clock this morning. IN
missing boat was all right nine and hai
. hours after It had been launched.
ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
, IoNpoN. Nov. 10.-AnthOny TrolOpe y
progressing satisfactorily, but his power 0
speech has not yet returned.
PROTEsTIEG.
LoNpnN. Nov. 14.-A meeting OF delegate'
/ of the London radical clubs, held today
: passed a protest against the passage Of ~
+ Cloiure resolution,
\ wosT wORr.
The first annual report Of Irish Land. com
mission soeaks Of the indispositiOn o
tenants % purchase holdings. though
T number Of landlords are anxious % sell
? The arrears clauses Of the act are no
D. Cp.rstive - the extent cNpecief. and m
: amount ol assistance applied i1r is insie
5 niiicunt.
? 4 wAGEIFIcEET ~ EsEET.
Z BELLY, Nov l4.-rbe German people vi
. r,-eseut tie Grown Prince Frederick William
] and his cons1rt, Victoria. At their approach
? ing silver wedding, January >, with com
plefe set for the dining room. together vi
iurniiure for the table and accessories. T.
+ Whole Ui cust s5nut haif -hiiiun ms
ruE efFIr1slIa-
l Ioruu-. NOg. Is The steamer Me-
2 rbalia vii forward ali her passence n dire
10 London. and viii herself p-yooeed
Hamburg sn1n. She is sufiicien' ~ REPAIR
: ~ undertake the trip. This v IN ur6bsh
! hs fo-ru0rrov. a. her injuries are not seriou
; / VothfnV hss vet been hear from the II
/ offceris boat and its half tozsn men.
NIHrIIs r1r.
MspErp. NOv. H.--..wo Gases of erpl0si'
y rnsrerisls have been found in the suuthe
J. railway station.
n AsHArsED 0F rHE DEEn.
q PoKIsNorTH Eve. Nov. 1s.-It il ur
I. generally the. idea that the steaner wni
o coIiided W n the Westphalia maze OF
ns 70 svoid 4 giving her name
\. PnrIian.rt
rHE coNwors-
T.. Iorpor. Nov. 18-In the kyuss 81 90
r rons today IreTelyni che sec-eisry