The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

trae VIII commence on The 5th OF December,
before the 9Th correctional tribunal.
How It is Viewed.
Tie Parchment, commenting on the recap
turs OF the Cuban refugees by the Spanish au-
thorities, saSs This abuse of power will not
conduce to restore the damaged prestige of
Senior Sagasta. the Spanish prime minister, in
the ranks of the Liberals.
Will Move an Inquiry.
LONDON, Nov. 14.-Mr York will tc-day, in
the House of Commons, move for the appoint
ment OF select COMMITTEES of INQUIRY on the
subject OF the Kilmainham treaty, to which
reference was made in the House last evening
Anthony Trollops Improving.
Anthony Trollope is progressing satisfactori-
ly, but his power of speech has not returned.
The Position OF Spain.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
Spain is inclined to treat the Cuban refugees
as political offenders, and to indemnify their
families
The Troubles in France.
A despatch TO the Times from Paris says tn o
anarchists, who were arrested at Lyons. have
been committed for trial. A preliminary in
vestlgation showed the existence of a scheme
for partial rising at various points, in order
to pave the way for a general outbreak.
What Arab Says.
Arab has written to the Tunes declaring
that the late war carried on by him was in ac-
cordance with the laws of God and man and
consonant with the solemn decree of council
under the presidency of the Khedive and
Dervisch Pasha. The letter concludes with a
protest against the Egyptians being deprived
of every Office in favor OF foreigners.
The Debate in the Commons.
In the Con. mons tonight the debate on the
second procedure resolution was resumed. Mr.
Gladstone assented, though with considerable
misgivings he said, to the amendment provid-
ing that a member may obtain leave to move
an adjournment during the pending of the
questions provided forty members rise In their
places and favor such motion. This is a
considerable concession on the part OF the gov
ernment who originally demanded that mo-
tion for adjournment cJuld not be put unless
leave was granted by majority Of the House.
Wholesale Amendments.
Lord Randolph Churchill has placed fifty
new amendments to the procedure rules on
the paper.
Arrest at Congo, Ireland.
DUBLIN. Nov. 14.-The arrest yesterday of
man for alleged participation in the Joyce
family murder took place at Congo. 1t was
made in consequence of information given by
approver in the sse of the Joyce massacre.
The trial of Patrick Joyce will be continued
today
Still Another Arrest.
The police have arrested another man for
alleged participations in the murder of the
Joyce family.
An Extensive Fire.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. IA telegram from
Nerischinsk states that prairie fire ragged on
the Moagolian frontier in October, covering
20 square miles and consuming numbers Of
Cossask outposts and villages.
What the Emperor Says.
BERLIN, Nov. 13.-The Prussian Landtag
opened to-day. The speech from the throne
states that the relations of Germany with all
foreign governments Justify the conviction
that the benefit. of peace are assured A loan
is announced TO cover the budget deficit The
government will introduce bill effecting GER
tain administrative reforms and reducing tax
alton. railway bill will also be submitted
The Case OF Mr.. Gray.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The Commons committee
on the case of the imprisonment of Mr.. GRAY,
met to-day to consider its reports. 1t is under
stood that three reports will be presented. The
first, drafted by the attorney general and fav-
ored by large majority, states that Judge
Lawson acted within his jurisdiction in impris-
oning Mr.. Gray. The second, by Mr.. Delwyp,
remarks upon the present state of law of con-
tempt, and the third, by the Irish members
OF the committee. suggests certain alterations
OF the law and reflects upon the conduct of
Judge Lawson.
After some discussion the committee decided
there was no occasion for the Commons to
take further notice of the matter.
The Missing Steamer.
1t is now the general idea that the steamer
which collided with the Westphalia off Ports
mouth, made off so as to avoid giving her
name.
Boat Heard From.
Channel pilot who landed at Falmouth tc-
Ia q 0of Anrrhf fI,A
the Westphalia in search of the colliding
steamer, was passed 20 miles east northeast Of
Beachy Head, II O'Clock this morning.
Arthur Sketchley.
Steps will be taken to erect a monument 10
the memory of the late George Rose, better
known as arthur Sketchley."
George Ro,e was member of an old En-
glish family, his uncle being the late Sir
George Rose. The late Mr.. Rose was educated
at Oxford University, being at that ancient
seat of learning during the famous "Oxford
movement" from 1841 to 1S45. He fell under
the influence of DIR. Newman, and was led to
accept his views. He was ordained in 1845,
but was soon involved in trouble with the
church authorities, rs he taught transubstan-
tiation ,and practiced auricular confession. He,
however, at this time published a pamphlet
against the Roman church.
Mr. Rose remained only about two years in
holy orders, and then went to Rome where he
remained nsome time; and OH his return
to England was received into the Catholic
church by the late Cardinal Wiseman. For the
remainder of his life he was engaged in liter
ary work, and as Arthur Sketchley made him
self famous. He was well known as lecturer
and published THE Great Republic book
in which he gave his impressions of the Unit
cd States His other works, "Mrs. Brown at
the Play" Mrs. Brown at Paris" etc., will
read for years to come. He was much es-
teemed by his humorous contemporaries both
in England and America, and was an intimate
friend of Charles f. Browne (Artemas Ward),
when both OF them were writing for Punch.]
Affairs in Cnpa,
HAVANA, Nov. 14-The steamer City OF
Washington, which sailed hence yesterday for
New York, has on board $255 900 in gold.
A despatch has been received from King AL
fonso expressing desire that the mor ey which
would be used to celebrate the birth of the iu-
FAINT Spanish princess be devoted to the relief
CT the sufferers by the eye one In the Vuelts
Abajo.
A provincial deputotion ia Pinar del Rio has
sent petition to the home Government asking
that it buy in the vueta Abajo the quantity Of
tobacco IL usually purchases in the United
States.
A quantity of goods, chiefly cans of petro-
leum, has been washed ashore on the southeas-
tern coast of the island. 1t is supposed they
formed portion of the cargo OF some vessel
that has been lost.
Gen. Tomas Reina has been appointed Gov
ernor OF the province of HavaD vice Brigadier
Arderias resigned.
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