New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

n,orx1x PARK M1JRpEas-A SCENE AT BAN
QUIET IN coRK-THE Sultan EsrABLishh'
NEWS DURsAU-A CABINET RUMoR. -
The. steamer Ethiopia, of the Anchor hne'
,,;cb left Ncw-YOrk on December D. ran
aground in Louch Foyle IN the h',.n
of Ireland yesterday while on the
cav from Moville to Glasgow. Further
sowards have been offered for the detection OIL
Tho ph9nix Park murderers. Westgate now
aomes that he knows anything about 'ne
a.;n,e stranger armed with re.
yolver created disturbance at banque.
which was given to Mr.. Parnell anu
others last evening in Cork ana was
e;ected. The Sultan has taken measures
to nreyent correspondents from senuins iai'1
,enorts from CoDstantnople. lt Is "ssc..o
hot Sir Charles Dixie will enter the bii'iSh
Cabinet.
THE STEAMER ETHIOPIA RUNS AGhoCN%p w.
-. nac 1zTbe steamer Ethiopa, OF the
.nc,or Line. previously reported az having arII'eu
80. fro,, New-York sailed bence to-day LOT "i'S-
,,o,v but has grounded III Lough Foyle. 'uR ""'
gone TO her assistance.
Iouoh Foyle is an arm of the sea ABOUT
eighteen miles long by nine wide, IN the hor'n VI ~
I'D Londonderry is near the mouth OF 'he river
,le Noyille is on north shore ofaLough Foyle
cy ,,s troo, tho sea proper. Glasgow is about lou
rev % , n the northeast The Ethiopia sailed from New
York on Deceinoefo D.
EDWARDS IN THE PHOENIX PARK CASE.
D,,n1IS Dec. 17-Earl Spencer, Lord Lieuten-
,t i>sned three new proclamations late last even
;,g offering reward for information relative 10 tue
pbenix Park murders-namely. E5,Ooo for lh1or-
,o,ion leading TO the CONVICTION of the assassns.
the authorities promising that the names OF the IN
fornants shall not be divulged; f1,OOO to any
fha
who will give information leading to the convict'on
of any actual murderer or accompice, and tooO Tor
information leading to the Identification of any
accomplice OF of the car on whicn the assasSins
rode or the horse that drew it, or OF the as6asslhs
clothes or weapons. The money is to be pald OH
corroboration of the information given by that IN
the possession of the authorities. even though no
oerson be convicted. Persons desiring TO tender
information under the proclamation oh1ring toOo
reward can communicate with the police ahohyhl-
ouslv. and will receive an answer by advertisements
II s considered significant that the proclsmatlons'
although issued only last night, are da'ed No'oni-
Der IL. - .... :; .bo
murder OF Lord Frederick Caven lsh ana M.
Bnrke has arrived here He Will be gwen near
ing in the police court tomorrow.
WesIgate now fatty denles that ne ever maue
confession duplicating himself in the PhGnlX farK
murders or t1at he knows any thing Whatever about
tue crInc
ELECTED FROM A BANQUET HALL IN CoRh.
CORK. Dec l7-Messrs. Parnell, OConnor and
Sexton arrived here to-day. This evening a ban
uuet was gwen to Mr.. Parnen. While the toastsw were
being offered stranger present proposed tho health
of the Queen of the Begians. An attempt was
made 10 eject him. whereupon he drew revolver.
The weapon was wresieu uoH LIN, anu h0 was
given into custody. A.,
cause of Home Rule Sas rapidly coming 10 tne
front Botn of tho English political parties he
said were very much afraid of the irish VOTE
CORRESPONDENTS IN TURKEY WARNED.
CoSsrANTINoPLE, Dec. 1.-The Porte has ad-
dressed circular the foreign representatives at
Constantinople announcing the creation OF special
bureau Tor the purpose of supplying cOrrec' lnIor
nation to correspondents of foreign papers. The
CIRCULAR provides that should correspondent write
anything hostile 10 the Government, or spread false
news he will receive warning; If he repeats the
Difence his name Will be puo oshed and # lie com
mits it third time, he will be expelled from the
country.
REPORTS OF A FIGHT IN TONQUIN
LONDON. Dec ls-A dispatch from Paris TO The
Dailg Ae,cs says: Unofficial news from TonquIn
reports that a body of 10000 Chinese who were
marching against tie French were surprised in
dehle by mountaineers and that their rear guard
was cut to pieces, 1he Chinese ten returned to
Kuansi."
DESIRING TO EMIGRATE FROM IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-The applications to the West
port Poor Law Union, in County Mayo, under the
Arrears of Rent act for assistance TO enable persons
TO emigrate number ,0O0 Many of the applicants
Gesye 10 go 10 Australia.
SIR CHARLES dixie AND THE CABINET.
LONDON Dec. 1.-THE Obserrr to-day says it be-
ieyes the idea which had been entertained of ap-
nolnting Sir Charles Dixie Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster has been abandoned. owing to The
difficulty of conerring Office 50 closely connected
with tn Court upon one who entertains such views
concerning the civil list those expressed by Sir
Charles. It is certain, however. that Sir Charles
will shortly enter the Cabinet in some other ca
pacIty
LoSDoN. Dec 1s.-1he Daily Neos states that ar
IangeInens are in immediate contemplation Tor Sir
Charles Dixie To onter the Cabinet.
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