The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
SENTENCED TO EXILE.

Miscellaneous Foreign News.
SENTENCED TO EXILE.
CoNsrANTINopIE, Dec. 2. = Nahmoned
Pasha convicted of conspiring against the
sultan, has been sentenced to exile in
Daghestan.
LISBON. Dec. "a United States steamer,
name unknown, probably the Nipsic, is
ashore at the entrance Of the river Tagus.
LISBON. Dec. 1.-The United States
steamer Nipsic, which run aground, has
floated off and proceeded on her voyage.
GONE TO DUBLIN.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Healy, M. F., whom
the government contemplates prospphing
for his speech at Carlow, has goneto in,
PARLIAMENT PRoRoGUED.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Parliament pro-
1ogued to-day. The queen in q ,eech,
closing the session, says that she continues
to hold amicable relations with all foreign
powers. Notwithstanding the failure to
conclude commercial treaty with France,
there has not been any general decline in
dealing between the countries. She expresses
gratitude to the British and Indian forces
for their work in the Egyptian campaign.
The recent events in Egypt enhanced her
Obligations in regard to its at
fairs. She will study to dis
charge her duties so as to main,
tain international engagements, Uphold
and consolidate privileges which have been
acquired and promote the happiness OF the
people and prudent development of their
institutions. The queen also says she Will
endeavor to avoid measures likely to tend
toward disturbing tranquility in the east.
She feels confident that her aims and the
result of her aims and counsels Will COM
call IN
powers, and of her allies, in their sew
eral relations to that interesting
region. The growth Of the revenue
of Great Britain has been sensibly
retarded, but by news which in itself is to
be contemplated with satisfaction, that IS,
the diminition of receipts OF the exchequer,
and duties on intoxicating liquors. She an
ticipates distress this winter IN some parts
of Ireland She refers with great pain to
the assassinations that have been rife IN
Dublin. There is an special call OF duty
upon the authorities to exercise with firm
ness the powers with which they are entrus-
ted. The social condition of Ireland at
large. however, has marked an lmpro owe
ment which improvement, she hopes, Will
be maintained. Her majesty expresses
thanks for the passage of various measures
relative to Ireland and of other measures
to the advantage of the people. Her proro-
cation is to the 18th of February.
WOLSELEY ACKNOWLEDGES.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-DuriAg the session OF
the commons to-day, letter from, Sir Gar
net Wolseley was read, acknowledging on
Behalf of the army the vote of thanks passed
by parliament for its service in Egypt.
PROHIBITED.
DUBLIN, Dec. "a proclamation signed
by the rd-lieutenant has been issued pro-
hibiting a meeting on behalf OF the IRISH
national league, which was to have been
held at Limerick tomorrow and at which
it was announced Davitt would speak.
OBJECTIONABLE FEATURE.
MADRID, Dec. 2-The Liberal publishes
letter from Marquis Iardoui, an influential
member of the monarchical democrats, de-
Ginning to accept the programme OF Mar
shall Serrano, unless articles limiting the
kings prerogative are entirely suppressed.
THAT ooURT-MARTIAL.
CAIRO Dec. 2.-The court-martial TO try
Arab Pasha and other leaders, has been
summoned to assemble tomorrow. Rep
resentatives of the press and the general
public will be permitted to attend the pro-
ceedings.
FRANCES FOREIGN POLICY.
PARIS, Dec. AT the cabinet council TO,
day, the foreign policy OF the government
was discussed TO the exclusion OF all other
subjects. DuClerc made a communication
respecting negotiations processing with
England In relation to the rupture between
FRANCE anu tnb mhuhBuSCni anna
IL was decided that the government should
make its right respected by the Sakolavas
tribe which had placed itself under French
protection.
VISITING TRADES UNIoNIsTs.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The party Of English
trades unionists visiting here were received
to-day by DuClerc, who presented them
TO President Grevy.
CUT AND DRIED.
CAIRO, Dec. Although secrecy is OBJ
served by officials with regard TO the court
martial, there is no doubt it is summoned
to-morrow. In consequence OF an under
standing between Lord Dufferin and the
Egyptian government and counsel for
the defense, the proceedings viii be
a mere formality and will only occupy one
day, as both the forms Of procedure and
Judgment have already been arranged.
BorellhBey has Withdrawn from the prose-
cution, declaring the courtmartial COM
plete farce.