Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-18
FOREIGN.

peace was brought up in the Bolivian
Congress on the 25th ult La Patra
of Lopez entreats the House to give
it due consideration and advocates
policy of peace deprecates the COM
plications created by the last maniA
festo of Igelsias, and says that such
dissensions and shortsightedness are
most eficicacious auxiliary to the
enemies of the country.
LONDON, November ia dis
patch from Cairo says Zueliman
Doand asks to be confronted with
Arabi Pasha in public. He dares
Arab to deny the statement he made
before the prosecution committee
yesterday.
PARIS, November 16.-A duel with
swords has been fought between M.
Corumdet, member of the Chamber
of Deputies, and the editor of a
Democratic paper. The latter was
wounded in the arm.
LONDON, November 16.-The week
ly statement of the Bank of France
shows a decrease in specie of $685..
900 francs gold, and a, 220, $50 francs
silver.
A German bark was wrecked off
Gundeet yesterday, and ten persons
were drowned.
Karl Bland, a writer to the Daily
News, declares that all who care for
England's reputation ought to COM
bine in demanding the release of
Arabi Pasha, who at first acted with
the Khedive' consent and then upon
the order of an assembly of repre-
sentatives of all classes of Egyptians.
BERNIE, November 16.-The Feds
eral consul is dissatisfied with the
result of the recent inquiry at
Geneva into the proceedings of the
anarchists, and has asked for the
documents in connection with the
inquiry.
CAIRO, November 16.-The ques>
tions at issue between the prosecu-
tion and defence in the case of the
rebel prisoners, have been practical-
ly arranged Mr. Broadley, one of
Arabs counsel, will commence his
examination of the witnesses for the
prosecution to-day.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-A corresponds
ent of the Times at Madrid says the
sufferings of the nation from civil
wars, pronunciamentos, and succeed
ing periods of exhaustion and de-
preston are too recent to have been
forgotten, for these reasons: The
nation is opposed to Marshal Ser
riano's movement. The prime min.
lister, Sagasta, understands this. He
knows that he has the country at his
back, and feels that it is his duty as
well as his policy, to resolutely op-
pose the movement in the almost
revolutionary folm it has taken.
LONDON, November 16.-The re-
Communications of the conference on
submarine cables, recently held at
Paris, are published. The principal
I'of them are that the wilful damage
to the cables should be punishable,
and damages should be recoverable
by civil action; that fishing boats and
other vessels should be bound to
keep a mile distant from ships lay
ing cables, and that fishing boats
losing their gear in endeavoring to
avoid the cables should be able to
recover against the cable companies.
DUBLIN, November 16.-The trial
of Patrick Casey for the murder of
Bridget Joyce was resumed to-day.
Approver Philbin and Thomas Ca
sey swore positively to Patrick
Casey's identity. Thomas Casey said
he joined the party who visited
Joyces by the prisoners command.
.Approver Casey, in his cross-exami-
nation, stated that two men named
Kelly and Nee were the authors of
the whole plot for the murder of the
Joyce family. At this time the court
was crowded and Casey's evidence
caused a sensation.
CIARo, November 16.- The health
of the British troops continues bad.
OF the total force in Egypt IA per
cent. of the cavalry, II per cent. of
the artillery and Z per cent. of the
infantry are sick.
MADRID, November 16 The Ell
Liberal to.day states that Marshal
Serrano declared yesterday that he
would accept compromise with the
ministerialists if the basis of the
understanding was settled in con-
cert with his political friends, to
whom he left perfect freedom of ac-
| ton.
LONDON, November 16.-In the
House of Commons to-day the third
rule of procedure was agreed to,
without dissension.
LONDON November ia Times
correspondent at Paris says: The
fall on the Bourse is owing chiefly to
the circumstances of the settlement.
The Manchester Guardian, in its
commercial article, says: The
market is quiet, and it is difficult to
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