The daily gazette., 1883-11-15
O'DoNNELL'S COUNSEL.
PERMISSION G RANTED FoR AN
.-~-- INTERVIEW.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NOTES
General Pryor at Last Obtains Permission
TO interview O'Donnsll - The Grown
PrinOa'e Visit to Spain-Gonernl News.
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< Le3roH, NOV. k.-kokef 4, Pryor had .
long and satisfactory interview with O'Don-
nell to-day the first since hts arrival In Lon
don. Mr. NcInerney, of O'Donnell's coun.
sci, has brought from Ireland mass of evi-
dence and feels confident that the verdict Of
the jury In ODonnelPs case will not be that
of wilful murder. The witnesses from the
Cape Of Good Hope are expected in England
on Saturday next.
Prison rules had heretofore prevented
Mr.. Pryor from seeing O'Donnell, except
with the permission of the Home Depart-
Inent. Mr.. Guy. solicitor for O'Donnell.
recently wrote the Home Secretary, asking
permission for Mr.. Pryor to visit his client.
Sir William Harcourt replied that Mr..
fryor must make personal application, in
which he must state the grounds Tor his re-
quest. Mr.. Pryor accordingly made the re-
qulred application, stating as the sole
ground therefor that he, being of the coun-
sci for the prisoner, deemed It expedient for
the defense that he should see him. The
Home Department thereupon granted the
request.
Mr. Pryor was afforded every facility by
the officials at Newgate Prison for the inter-
view with the prisoner, which lasted two
and half hours.
Justice Denman will probably preside at
O'Donnell's trial.
1t is understood that the opening OF the
trial OF O'Donnell has been fixed for the
23d inst.
THE CROWN PRINoR IN srAIN.
LONDON, Nov. IA German squadron
has arrived at Genoa 10 escort the German
Crown Prince to Spain. Thestatement that
a deputatlon from King Alfonso's Uhlan
Regiment would accompany the Crown
Prince to Spain is rot true, A correspon-
dent Of the Cologne Gazette, referring 10
hostile articles Of the French press in regard
to the German Crown PriAce's protected
visit to Spain, especially alludes to an arti.
Gle OF the Paris National, which he SAYS Is
plainly intended to incite the Spanish Re
pu6licans to commit an act of revolt as an
| answer 10 SPANS reception of tne German
Crown Prince. The correspondent adds
that money has been sent TO Barcelona from
i France with this object
An aid-de camp oil King Alfonso has left
| Madrid for Berlin with reply to Emperor
| Williams autograph letter announcing the
| proposed visit OF the Grown Prince Fred
erick William.
The Madrid Official Gasette to-day pub
fishes President Grevy's apology to king
Alfonso for the Paris incident.
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
NJ. de Giers, Russian Minister of FOREIGN
Affairs, has gone to Friedrichruhe to visit
Prince Bismarck. The Journal de 81. Petsrs-
6ourg says that the visit OF M. de Giers to
Germany is due to friendly Invitation from
Prince Bismarck, and that 1t will doubtlees
| confirm the excellent relations that exist be-
tween Russia aud Germany. The National
Zeitung says NJ. de Giers expressed warm
| friendship for Germany, and declared that
he stopped at Berlin by the wish of the Cxar,
that he might convey to the Emperor and
Prince Bismarck the expression OF Ruesia's
friendly feeling towards Germany.
FRANCE AND aHINA
A Paris despatch to Reuters Tele9rnm
Company says 1t is understood that Marc uia
Tseng has returned to Paris because that
city Is more convenient In which to carry on
the negotiations with France, and not ON
account OF any fresh incident that has arisen
between China and France.
The Paris Liberte says the negotiations be-
| tween France and China on the TonQuiu
question are likely 70 be resumed upon a
! basis which will allow China to retain Bac-
Mini.
Paris dispatch ssys that Marquis Tseng
is prepared to present an uitimatum to the
French Government, and demand his paas.
port If the French forces In Tonquin make
an attack upon Bac- MINI and 5ontay.
The Marquis Tseng to day attended the
| weekly reception at the Ministry OF Foreign
| AHairs iu Paris. a Paris correspondent says
that the Marquis Tscng will meet Premier
| Ferry on Thursday.
dirpalch from TAmalav, says: "The
French have declined proposals br0uxh hera
BY two Dalsgassy officials for com lromiSe
of the pcuding difficulties"
FRANCE ANp HArFI.
Pr'mler Ferry has written letter to the
deputies for t.e French West Indi4s, stating
| that the French charge d'atIAires at Port au-
| Prince has been Instructed to insIAt upun
| the payment OF indemnity by the Harlan
Government to Frenchmen who mAy have
suffered loss during the revolt, and to take
| steps to ascertain the extent TO which pro.
perty has been dRmag' d. The French
| cruiser Minerve will visit Port au -Prtnes
and Cape Haytien, aud the French Govern
ment will do Its utmost to protect French
men in Hayi.
E9YPTIANB DEFEATED.
1t lie reported tnat detachment of Rayp-
tian troops has been surprised and rooSeA
near TSakar, or Sineat. The British coaAul
ct Suaktm, who was with the Egyptians, IA
Missing The report needs confirmation.
sERvIAE RnnRLa RoU7m,
The royalist troops have everywhere beEn
victorio us against the Insurgents General
Nicelb has subjected all the places declared
in state of siege.
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