The National tribune., 1882-08-26
OTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

| IN SLDLGENSEE -
Mr.. E. Dwyer Gray, member of Parliament,
and proprietor of the FfecmaR's Journal, has been
sentenced to three months imprisonment and
| to pay fine of $500 for contempt of court in
| publishing q letter of Mr.. O'Brien, editor of
| the United Ireland, accusing the Jury which
| convicted Francis Hynes of the murder of John
Doloughty of being drunk on the night pre-
vious to the day their verdict was given, and
an article commenting thereon. Judge Law
son refused to adjourn the case to allow Mr..
Gray to be represented by counsel. Mr. O'Brien
and Mir. Davitt were put out of court. Mr..
| Gray, after being sentenced, was handed over
to the custody of the city coroner. The latter
evincod some reluctance to take charge of him,
but Judge Lawson called upon him to do his
duty. The coroner whose intervention was
necessary because Mr.. Gray is high sheriff OF
the city Of Dublin, then conveyed the prisoner.
to the Richmond prison. Mr.. Gray, at the ex-
piration of his term, must find sureties him.
self for $4,000, and two others in the sum of
$4,000 each. The decision of the court has
caused a great sensation intDubln. Mr. GRAY
was Lord Mayor of Dublin for 1880, and was.
nominated a second time for 1881, but declined
to serve. In the British House of Commons
CaptaiH Nolan, member for Galway, wished to
call attention to the imprisonment of Mr.. Gray,
but he was ruled ont Of order. The following
proclamation, signed by Mayor Dawson, of
Dublin, and Messrs Parnell, Dillon and Dayitt
has been issued:
CITIZENS or DUBLIN: Without offering anv
comment upon the sentence passed upon the
Hon. L. Dwyer Gray, we deem it our duty to
gi-.f u r.l.t -
dieniticd demeanOr. We are expressing the
wishes of Mr.. Gray in counseling our fellow
citizens to abstain from any gatherings in the
streets that might lead to a breach of thp
peace. We require only calmness and temrer
ance in the present emergency. Let the citi-
zens show prudence and self-control ON this
accession.
A KING AND QUEEN AssAssINATED.
Private kilograms received in London say
that the troubles in C0rea have eliminated in
a general insurrection, and that the King and
Queen have been assassinated Tho Jananese
legation was attacked by natives belonging to
the antiforeign party, japanese men-of-war
have been dispatched to Seoul River Subse- |
quent dispatches confirm the truth of the revo- |
luton and the assassination.
ANOTHER STEAMER LOST IN THE ICE,
4 London dispatch dated the 20th inst. saws. |
The steamer Hope, commanded by Sir Alien |
Young, c. B., which left here in June last in |
search of the crew Of the steamer Ezra. has
arrived at Peterhead with the entire crew of
that vessel The Hope picked them un in
Straits, Nova Zembla, on the RI
Of August, they having lost their ship off Franz
Josef Land, and journeyed in boats to the straits
through the ice Mr.. Leigh Smith, commander
Of the Era expedition, gives the following ac-
count Of its experiences: On July Is, 1881. We
steamed through pack ice, and ten days later
sighted Franz Josef Land. We proceeded to-
ward Cape Ludlow, which was close to tbe
pack to the northward. On August 2, 1881. we
went up Nightingale Sound and thence to
Eira harbor, and erected a stOrehousc. On tbe
18th we started east to look for tho Jeanette
Jut were unable TO pass Bercnts Hook. On
August the Ezra got nipped between land
loe and pack ice q mile east of Cane Flora. and
apk before we were able to save many stores
We built 4 hut on Cape Flora of turf and STONES
ind covered it with sails. We wintered thero
md during the whole time no signs of scurvv
ppeared. Twcnty-nine walruses and thirty
TX bears were killed and eaten. We left Cane
'lora on June 81, 1882, in foHr boats, sailed
lightly miles without seeing any ice and
cached Nova Zenbla on August 2. When the
lira was nipped tho leak gained. so rapidIv
hat Ill two hours after it had been discovered
t was necessary to abandon the ship Hardly
lad the last man left the vessel when the ire
ased and the Ezra rapidly sank A tent WAS
rst erected on the ice, and the house was srh-
equenuy built
All the boats Of the Ezra were saved. Most
f the men saved some clothes and beddinc
'or sixteen nights the crew slept in = tant
rom which they were at times almost aoatad
ut by rain.
AN ARCHBISHOP SHOT. :
Archbishop GOold, of the Roman Catholic 6
iocese at Melbourne, Australia, has been shot !
{ and slightly wounded. His assailant has -,
cen arrested. He is named O. Farrell and he ;
Il brother of the man who attempted to as
lssinate the Duke Of Edinburgh at Sydney in I
Iarch, 1868.
IDENTIFICATION OF MURDERERs =
The Dublin police have found three eve =
illnesses TO the massacre Of the Joyce family. c
hey have positively identified ten of the t
risoners, and another of the witnesses has Il
Lentited four Of the ten as having been over | !