The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-15
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

NN''"Vous Euitlsu NEWS.
AN UNWILLING WITNESS.
SDuRLiN, Nov, II --Philbin, the approyer
gave his evidence against Patrick Joyce,
the prisoner. He presented sullen defect.
ed appearance, He evidently had no sym.
rathy with his own part of the prosecution.
Ills testimony, nevertheless, confirmed the
story already published that ten men wont
10 Joyce's house; he saw Patrick Joyce. the
Prisoner enter tue door; witness then ran
away, as he heard behind him. proceeding
ON the house, shouts of murder - and
screams for help.
THE PRINCE or WALES
will preside at the Longiellow meeting at
me Lyceum, to be held IN Januar,. The
dean Of Westminster will raise no objection
tp placing bust of the poet in Westmin.
ster Abbey, and it will probably be placed
near those in memory OF Hawthorne, Iry.
ing, Prescott aud Motley.
WILL YOU WALK INTO MY PiRloE.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Post, in an article
directed against the French government
says It was possible for England TO raise
acoalition against Germany, which meyer
opposes England, and that England never
opposes Germany.
CRuMB OF COMFORT.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE World considers
New fork's reception to Mrs. Langtrv 40
cfeditable to the American republic from
every point of view, and at once enthusi.
astic and discriminating.
THE SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP.
LONDON, Nov, li.-At the Shrevsbu rv
meeting to- day the race the great Shrop-
shlre handicap was won by IL, Jardin's 4.
| year-old bay colt, Falkirk second. Cooper', |,
a4n,year old colt, George Mansfield, third,
Three started.
BATTLING THE DRY BONES,
tARis, Nov. l4.-fhe royalists are urg
| ing the Count du Chambord to issue a mani
! lesto regarding the next election in Orleans.
rrlhce Napoleon has been consulted in the
matter.
THE PRusstAN DIET,
| BERLIN, November li.--The Prussian
dift was opened to day by speech from
tDe throne. The emperor SAYS the rela.
lions OF Germany with foreign governments
are such as to justify the convection that
tne Dement'S OF peace are assured. A loan
Will be announced sufficient TO cover the
deficit in the budget. During the session
the government will introduce bills for Ger.
tam administrative reforms, reducing taxa
ton, and also railway bills.
JuBILEE OF ISLAM.
! CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 1.-THE sultan
| A"' - iNNNO w NtltbIilt lllG lOlUtn wear OF
the Mohammedan calendar, which. accord
ing to the predictions of the soothsavers
Will give to the world New Prophet Of Is,
lam. A new revelation made public by
the astrologers assures the sultan that he is
the Madiha or the New Prophet of Islam
The celebration of mystic solemnties Is so
universal that business is at stand-still
and the streets are given up to professions
ane religious festivities.
STILL AfLoAr.
LONDON, Nov. li.--The steamer Ange.
lina.whlch wassupposed TO have foundered
IN tae North sea, has been signalled as
bepig safe. -
ANOTHER NUISANCE I'm ROUTE.
LONDON, Nov. lf--Sergeant Ballentine
will sail for the United States on the 25th
OF November on lecturing tour.
- fHE wEsTPHALrA's BoAT.
LONDON, Nov. A.-A channel pilot, who
landed at Falmouth to-day, reports that a
boat, doubtless that sent blythe Westpholia
in search Of the colliding steamer wa,
passed twenty miles II. n. Il. of Beachy
Head at IL o'clock this morning. The
missing boat was all right nine and hal
hours after it had been launched.
ANTHONY TRoLLopE.
LONDON, Nov. l0,-Anthony Trollope is
progressing satisfactorily, but his power of
/ ~f'NN' i'"o htb NNN iNbhihtu.
PROTESTING.
LONDON, Nov. H,-A meeting of delegates
OF The London radical clubs, held TODAY,
paseed protest against the passage Of the
Clotdre resolution,
WON'T IVORY.
| The first annual report of Irish Land.com.
misS'fA speaks Of the indisposition of
tenants to purchase holdings, though a
number of landlords are anxious to sell.
The arrears clauses Of the act are not
operative to the extent expected, and the
amount of assistance applied for is insig-
niticant.
MAGNIFICENT PRESENT.
BERLIN, Nov,1i,-The German people will
present the Crown Prince Frederick William
and his consort, Victoria, at their 40 proach.
ing silver wedding January -, with COM
plete set Tor the dining room, together with
iurnitnre for the table and accessories. The
whole will cost about half million marks,
THE wEsTrHALIA.
LoNDoN, Nov. 1.-THE steamer West
phalia will forward all her passengers direct
TO London, and will herself proceed to
Ham burg soon. She is sufficiently repaired
to undertake the trip. This will probably
be Tomorrow, sher injuries are not serious.
Nothing has yet been heard from the first
officers boat and its halcdozen men.
NfuILIsrtc.
tSpRlp, Nov. 1.-Two cases of explosive
mavrials have been found in the southern
railway station.
ASHAMED or THE DEED.
PORTSMOUTH, ENG. Nov. ii,-It is now
generally the idea that the steamer which
oollided with the Westphalia made of so
as to avoid giving her name.
Beccher. =
ONCE MORE IN COURT.
Nrw York, Nov. 1.-THE suit of Samuel
Wilkinson against Henry Ward Becchsr
was recalled to-day before Judge Barrett,
in the supreme court. The action Is for
breaon ofcontract growing ont Of the failure
OF he scher to finish his F" Life OF Christi
~ stcoNn DISPATCH.
NV York, Nov. i.-The suit OF Samuel
WILKINSON against Rev. Henry Ward
Bsecher was called for trial to-day before
JHdse Barrett In the supreme court. The
action Is for q breach of contract, Beecbcr
failing TO complete for his publishers, Ford
X Co, his Life Of Christ Plaintiff alleges
he was put TO considerable expense In pre.
pairing for the printing Of the work and he
sues To recover what he has expended
When the case was called to-day both sdes
answered ready, Beecher was present and
sat by his counsel, Thomas q. Shcarmnn.
listening to the opening proceedings.
Our Next Door Nelghbor,
WILL LIT Nm RrsiGY-giLLKD pima pvKL, Krc.
Cry OF Mrslco, Nov. iI.-A committee
Of congress, 70 which the matter wa, re-.