The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-07

Foreign AdviCes
NAVIGATION OF THE RIVER NEvA CLosEp-rUE
DANISH ARCTIC EXPLORATION srEAurR RE.
PORTED wRECKED--RussrA DAZZLING IN
GREEcE-AFFAIRs IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
ETC, ETC.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.--Weather ex
tremely cold; navigation closed; the river
Neya is blocked with ice.
DISASTROUS TO THE DANES.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. Ca report has
reached here that the Danish arctic explor.
ing eNpe dition met with a serious disaster
BY the wreck of their steamer on the Sibe.
rian coast.
1N DISTRESS.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The French steamship
Rouen, from Hayre for New York, with 300
passengers, has put into Falmouth with
cylinder broken
FRANCE ALONE DIssENTs,
PARIS, Nov. G.-The European powers
with the exception of France accept the
proposition of the British control in
Egypt under European surveillance. Paris
papers are very much irritated at this state
of affairs and earnestly urge tn govern
ment to guard carefully the interest of
france against the rapacity of the British.
kNTRoNY TRotLoP.
boNDoH, NOV. o.. .bnthGrv Trollor', iu
ness is not anything in the nature OF iii,
but paralysis of the head. This morning
he was slightly better aud hopes are enter
tanned OF his complete recovery.
THE REBELS ON TRIAL-THE INsURRECTIoN IN
soUDAN.
CAIRO, November 6.-The committee for
the prosecution of the rebels, which ia
holding daily sessions here, has tried $50
prisoners, of whom fifty have been found
guilty. They will have trial by court.mar.
tlal as soon as it convenes. Eight thousand
troops are on the point of starting to Soudan
to oppose the new insurrection. A reserve
force OF 3 600 has been detailed to remain
at korasko and guard that point.
RussiA's FINGER IN THE pIE.
PlITLLIrPoPoLIs, Nov. 6.--The Russian
consul ut this point having entered into an
intrigue, secured by the aid of some mai.
contents, for the election of candidate for
president of the assembly who holds
strongly pro'Russian views, pubic feeling
has become so strongly excited over tho
matter and so much indignation expressed
that the national party will take stems to
assemble a,,G ,horo,a' Wy I,''SiU' ~ peiore the
subipct will n v;ew 81 .o,,n,,, S,,S ;ne WnoIe
currence of such interference.
PANAMA. Nov NThn nior, Oe,,t.,
Lima, says; News by to.day's steamer
states that peace negotiations with Don |
Garcia Calderon have been finally broken !
oil and that he has been sent into and con. |
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Germ nm minister dH' second '"heu ny inc
Ioxroy Va "THoGTGL TL Ant.
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,v.'u. nross "oevIL'ns we cnairnlansnip he eX-
p.eSavS 'luv s1S,siaet'oll III accedlng TO the
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n III rosnnc, ho hoS Josu uiIJ'eu 70 SNOW the
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or tho rai,'n Vo1 a"h poeS aalu lls appreciation
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~ ii'tLNnoN, NV. ~ neeuns OF the |
was a,.raaH ", pasty' nelI To-Day II
cn,o "%s av, " wy iuL Sr STAFFORD North
uolp ,oW n aauenu,heuv aga'ilst the clotnre Par
,'ew ,'er, H,auu u'a Urgent appeal that all the
n;u'S W p,eSvnS pHir III .ile mousse when di-
''S''' vi 'i.u vi, Nv was ''ken up.
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nems I;e Nv perrin telegraphs that Russian
di,pioiuvy ,io Is n'ahing greai exertlohs to in
uu,r Ia,.s 70 uil,te w'th RUSSIA IN apolicy
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