Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-24
Foreign News Items.

Foreign News Items.
The following is q summary o
yesterdays foreign dispatches:
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parnell and O'Kelty, members o1
Parliament, and O'Brien, late edi.
tsr Of United Ireland, have receiv.
ed notice from the Governor OF
Kilmainha n Jail that they have
been remanded for further period
of three months. Quinn, Assistant
Secretary Doris, who had charge
of The legal department of the
League, and two or three clerks OF
the United Ireland will be released
Immediately. Mr.. Dillon's release
may be- looked for at any moment.
A member of the Ladies' Land
League, named Mccormack, has
been sent to prison in default of
finding bail for her good behavior.
Childers, the Secretary of State
for the War Department, says the
Government intends to pursue
without flinching their Irish poll
ey.
RUSSIA.
A st. Petersburg correspondent
Of the Times telegraphs: 1t 10 said
that the "Holy League" recently
formed to connteract Nihilism will
be officially recognized as branch
of the police. This will be per.
haps even more unpopular than
the reconstruction of the famous
Third Section.
Sankowsky, who attempted to
kill General TeheraviDe at the In.
terror depot, has been sentenced to
be hanged.
A Berlin correspondent Gays
anti.German disorders have bro
ken out at Riga. The Russian au.
thorities are apparently unwilling
tn suppress the riots.
Lieut.. DanDemhoueI's party left
lrkutsk ou January 8th for st.
Petersburg.
The Russian outrages on the
Jews are still q burning question.
Madame NorinOff's letter defend.
ing the authorities, and describing
the conflict as social war, fails to
convince people that the Gear acted
theoretically or the authorities hu.
namely.
AUSTRIA.
Advices are received that the
insurgents near Dollar, In Herze-
govina, have slaughtered a detach.
ment Of ten Austrian 80 'diers and
burned their quarters. The insur-
gents also defeated q numb Der of
Austrians near BIedegora. Tele.
graphic communication with the
disturbed districts is prohibited.
General Jovanovitz, the Austrian
com mander, establishes his head
quarters at Rsgusa.
Telegraphing on Thursday night,
he says: Herzegovina has risen.
The focus OF insurrection lies in
the district which was the scene of
the first uprising against the Turks
in 1875. Insurgent corps are form.
ing in the mountains near Nevis
INFO, Gatsko, Gubipjest, Fochs,
Bilen and ToebiDje. The warlike
clan OF Zuebel, on the borders of
Krivoscia, have burned their
homesteads and Joined the insur.
gents under the well known guer-
lila chief Vulkalavich, and the vii.
layers on the Herzsgovinan from
tier, near Kagusa, are following
their example.
FRANCE,
Gam6etta has been urged by his
friends to tender his resignation
Immediately. The statement is
10 ade that he declared in reply that
he waited the final issue with con-
fidenee.
A confidential report OF DR.. Pazzi,
Of the French Red Cross Society,
asserts that Notwithstanding Gam-
betta's statement that deaths
among the troops In Tunis only
amount to 1000, they are nearer
$4,000, but the fact is concealed.
GERMANY.
In the Reichstag, the scheme of
q card assurance, which the Liber-
ais introduced AS q rival to the
Governments bill, has been refer
red to select committee, which is
expected to shelve it. The Demo-
Gratis and Socialists joined with the
Conservatives in opposing 1t and
proposed some modification OF the
Governments plan for the Liberal
idea of effscting the object through
private companies.
TURKEY.
In Egypt the situation is daily
becoming more embarrassing. The
Chamber Of Deputies is acting In
entire accord with the disaffected
COlonels. Cherif Pasha, President
of the Council, will make final
appeal to the Chamber, In which
he will explain why its demands
cannot be granted.
The Sultan has resolved to de-
throne the Bey of Tunis and the
whole Hossein dynasty, replacing
them by Kalipka, the leader Of the
Tunisian insurgents.
Disorders at Damietta In conse-
quence OF the hostility Of the eol-