Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-04
Foreign News.

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Thousands of families have been ruined by
the panic on the Paris Bourse. 1t is reported
that the Union Generate will pay on demand
all claims presented.
A large meeting of Jews was held in Bir
mingham, England, and petition drawn up,
asking the Czar to protect the Jews in Russia.
The petition will be sent throughout Europe
and America for signatures.
The action of the committee on the French
revision bill fails to satisfy the cabinet.
Garibaldi has arrived at Naples, where he
was received with much enthusiasm.
Arabs have been defeated in Arabia by
regular Turkish troops. They lost two
hundred killed.
An arrangement has been made by which it
is believed the Union Generate, of Paris, will
be enabled to pay all its depositors. Gov
ernment funds and sound securities were in
demand. Forced sales were again the promi-
nent feature of business on the Vienna
Bourse. The Berlin Bourse showed signs of
recovery at the close yesterday.
The Lord Mayor of London has called
public meeting on the 1st proximo to make
declaration of opinion relative to the perse-
cution of the Jews in Russia
Bismarck. advises the Porte to await further
developments regarding English and French
intervention of Egyptian affairs before taking
action.
General GaribalGi is in helpless condition.
A process-server was shot and killed near
Castloreagh, County Roscommon, Ireland,
Sunday night.
Daniel Connell, the alleged Irish outlaw,
admits that he belongs to band which is
sworn to free Ireland.
Turkey has agreed to pay Russia two mil
lion dollars annually on account of the war
indemnity, the payment to be guaranteed by
the tithes of some of the provinces.
The memorial prepared in England to be
forwarded to the Gar, in reference to the
prosecution Of the Jews in Russia, and which
Prince Lobanoff declined to transmit, is said
to be respectful and conciliatory in tone. 1t
is stated that Mr. Gladstone recently said that
the interference of England in this matter
would do the Jews in Russia more harm than
good.
An alleged Russian assassin has been SEN
fenced to twenty years. hard labor, and
another to penal servitude for an indefinite
period. The panic on the Paris Bourss is
apparently ended.
Chancellor Bismarck defended the imperial
rescript in the Reichstag, and hotly dared
anyone to charge him with cowardiee. There
was great uproar on the Left and much ex-
element.
The shareholders of the Bank of Lyons and
Loire have voted the sums necessary to en-
able the bank to Immediately resume busi-
ness. Tho French government has aided the
Union Generate to meet its engagements
Sixteen persons were killed by an explo-
sion of dynamite at Port Vendfes, France.
Urgency has been voted by the French
Chamber of Deputies on the report of the
committee on the bill for the revision Of the
constitution. The fall of the ministry is be-
lieved by special correspondent in Paris to
be certain.
A crisis was created in the French Cham
ber of Deputies by vote Of 3o5 to 1T, reject
ing the government bill for the revision of
the constitution, including the provision for
scrutin de liste. Subsequently M. Gambetta
handed in to President Grevy his own resig-
nation and the designations of his colleagues.
Paris despatch to London paper says
President Grevy has sent for NJ. De Freycinct
and NJ. Leon Say
Mr.. Dillon, who is imprisoned in Ireland,
is alarmingly ill.
The Irish OUTLAW, Connell, has turned
Queens evidence.
NJ. De Freycinet has been charged with tho
formation of new French cabinet. Gam
betta's speech in the Chamber of Deputies
was very eloquent one, and was applauded
even by his political adversaries.
Many Austrian gendarmes in Herzegovina
have deserted, owing to the insurgents COM
mitting barbarous cruelties on their cap
tives,
The Emperor of Germany has specially
thanked Prince Bismarck for his defence of
the imperial rescript in the Reichstag.
A Jewish family, consisting of four persons,
were recently massaored in Russia.
A plot to kill the King Of Greece has been
unearthed.