Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-06-24

now, provides for q drawback on such
foreign articles as may be imported for
and used in ships built on foreign ac-
count and without reference to the
amount of domestic material also used
inthe construction.
FOREIGN.
--Advlces from Ireland state that
instructions are being given to COM
handing officers ia all the great mill
tary centres in the south and west, as
well as in Dublin, regarding the course
to be pursued in the event of rising.
In the present critical state of affairs
it is felt that the authorities are
wise in preparing for any emergency.
Numerous police and military patrols
are on duty nightly in Limerick. Adj
mission to the military barracks
throughout Ireland is prohibited. All
the usual sentries have been doubled
and precautions have been taken against
explosives being taken into military
quarters.
"A dispatch from Melville says he
found the bodies of De Longs party
on March %. They were in two places,
500 and 1000 yards from the wreck of
the scow. None of the dead had
boots. Their feet were covered with
rags, tied on. In the pockets of all
were pieces of burnt skin and of
the clothing which they had been eat
ing. The hands of all were more or
less burned, and it looked as if when
dying they had crawled into the fire.
All the bodies were carried to the
top of hill three hundred feet high.
about forty versts to the southwest
from where they were found, and there
inferred in mausoleum constructed of
wood from the scow, built in the form
of pyramid twenty-five feet long and
seven high, surmounted by a cross
twenty-five feet high and foot square,
hewn out of driftwood, and conspicuous
at distance of twenty versts. The
mausoleum was covered with stones and
is to be sodded in the spring.
The Jewish committee at Lemberg
have informed the London committee
that they will cease to act if the latter
committee persist in forwarding to
America only able bodied emigrants.
The police made raid on stable
in Clerkenwell, London, and seized
100, 900 rounds of ammunition packed
in boxes ready for removal tosIreland.
-Four hundred rifles, with bayonets, and
twenty-five boxes of revolvers were also
captured.
The London Standard correspond
ent at Alexandria telegraphs that $40
corpses of Europeans, killed in Sundays
riot, have been found. Eye-witnesses
say that Europeans who took refuge in
the police stations were massacred by
gendarmes. The correspondent declares
that the rising was organized by the
Project of Police.
"A conspiracy has been discovered
IN the London Times Office to mar the
paper SO that families dare not admit it.
Lit Is impossible to discover the guilty
employees.
Ten thousand Europeans have left
Egypt, and more are hourly departing
Mr.. Gladstone declines to introduce
a bill for the suspension of evictions in
Ireland.
"A London journal declares that the
European Powers do not intend to
coerce Chill at the request of Peru.
All the Europeans have left Cairo.
All the American vessels of the Eu-
ropean squadron. in the Mediterranean
are under orders to proceed to Alexan-
dria to look after American interests.
-Evictions in Ireland are proceeding
at an appalling rate, averaging 1000
weekly.
Great praise is bestowed on the
American ship Galena, now at Alexan-
dria, for her good offices in succoring
the fugitives from Egypt.
"A man answering the description of
one of the Phoenix Park murderers has
been arrested at KingscoGrt.