The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-17

course of the'trial with regard to expedl
ton and increase Ofpay on rou os, set iortl
in the indictment. AT the conclusion o
Mr.. Kerr's address court adjourned I'll
Monday.
Foreign
LONDON, August 9.-The north Germa !
Lloyd's steamer, Moselle, which left Bre
men for New York. is aground under Liz
ard Point. Her position Is precarous. Pas
sengers are now landing.
II a. m.-The Lloyd agent telegraphs
that the Moselle has n hole through her
bow. She struck at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. Tugs have been sent to her assis-
lance. The weather is calm and haZy.
11:3O-A telegram received at London all
nounces that all the passengers of the Mo-
selle have landed at Penance.
LONDON, August 9.-The stranded
steamer Moselle struck the rocks bow on
Immediately under the Lizard signal sta
ion, during dense fog, She had on board
ere at once launched, and the passengers
and mails were safely landed. Tugs have
arrived at the scene OF the disaster, and an
attempt is being made to get the steamer
afioat. Should the weather continue fine
it is possible that the cargo will be saved in
damaged condition, although there is
still possibility that the steamer may
| a
Thomas Walsh, who was arrested at the
time of the seizure of arms at Clerkcnwell
convicted OF the charge of treason and fell
ony, has been sentenced TO seven years
penal serviJude. Previous to the conviction
of Walsh, Justice Stephen instructed jury
that they could not find him guilty unless
! they believed that conspiracy existed in
Ireland TO raise instruction, and that
! Walsh was participant therein. The jury
| only took ten minutes to consider its YER
| dict.
The Standard, in leading article, says:
! Moderate of the governments amend
ments to the arrears of the rent bill has
sensibly relieved the tension of the political
situation
The Daily News says, editorially: The
frmness and sound Judgment of Mr.. Glad
stone has apparently saved the country
from serious constitutional crisis.
SIMLA. August G.-The 63d regiment has
been ordered to Immediately reinforce the
Indian contingent for Egypt. Three bat
teries have been ordered to hold themselves
in readiness for service.
BOMBAY, August 9.-Five transports with
troops sailed for Egypt yesterday. Seven
more will start to-day. General Sir Herbert
Mcpherson and staff will start to-day on
board the Heydaspes.
Aldershot early this morning by train for
steamers Greece and CITY of New York for
Egypt. r -
Verona, with 45O men of the Durham regi-
ment, sailed for the east to-day.
Five more Turkish battalions haze ar
rived in Crete, Dervisch Pasha is expected
to-morrow.
DUBLIN, August 9.-Fitzpatrick, who was
Yesterday convicted of attempt to kill the
recorder of Dublin, was to-day sentenced to
AIEyANDRIA. August 9.-The family OF
General Stone have arrived here. When
thew left Cairo on the I'd inst. everything
was ouiet.
pans August 9-The decree closing the
session was received by both chambers to-
dav
Southampton. August 9-The transport
Grecian with n battery OF artillery, the
0ivmnus with a battery of artillery, the
CaIifornio with a company of engineers,
C;tv Of Nav York and Greece sailed for
EGynt TO-DAY. The duke of Cambridge and
Prince Edward of SAKE Weimar, visited
each Of the ships before their departure.
The nrince of Wales inspected the last four
of the vessels. Queen Victoria, Princess
y, o rr? and The duchess of Connaught in.
ed The Greece and witnessed the de-
nortrre of the other ships. There was
n,n,,oi, onthusiasm
IoNpoN. August 1O,-A Constantinople
d;snatch saws an trade has been signed au-
thnrizinp the proclaiming of Arab Pasha
rebel and The landing of Turkish troops in
EgN Mt The text of the trade will be pre-
senited To the conference on Thursday.
mI N W. vI nnde,st that at meeting
of Tho nee "a Yesterday. Mt which Sir STAT
Grd Nortbcote was present. il was decided
to abandon the first amendment to the
arrears bill. The News understands that
H. a,tumn session of nariiampnt will he
Gin gin on the 9th of NEXT October.
The Times has the following from Alex
ondr;a. n 10 said that the French director
., Jnn,ains savs onenlv that he has sold
Arab; Pasba;s Government grain,
A disnatch tie the Times from Copstanti-
NOME states that the sultan's proclamation
Soo,,as ,5e condpct Of the military leaders
os raba Ii;ons and criminal and mentions
tIa raietions nj tho norte with england.
In The house of commons this evening Sir
Cho,ias Dlge under foreign secretary,
s,adad 1hat The norte had snbinitted TO the
Enelish government a draft of the procla-
nras;o,, &c nnorting The authority of the kbe-
d;S,o arJ denonncing Arohi Pasha by
49, "'''
IT,, 10 horso of commons Mr. Gladstone
..a,al 10 SJr,iraI Ssymour hos given the
i%e5jvo distinct assurances relative TO The
;r',o,,;ors az me GOV rrrnont An inlcr
,,;to occuration Of Eovnt was NOT contem-
me ph =, ~ d,,ion If Evnt
p ,aIeu, ., he se,tind hy ony one nower o'P'
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SUI SUI s,,a ~ poaforiai on hand Work |
WI, coo,inned nader the CHARGE of GEN
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