The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20
miscellaneous Foreign News.
DEATH SENTENCES.

DuBLIS, Dec. 1T.-Pster Wade has been
sentenced to be hanged January 10Th tor
the murder of Quinn, at Rathbarphsm
comfy, Dublin. The prisoner stated that
he belonged to secret society whose or
deIs he Obeyed.
Phe lord lieutenant has finally refused 10
re prieye Poole coDvict ed tor the killing OF
Kenny. Poole vii be hanged tomorrow.
INTERVIEW WITH mARQUIs 7sENe-
LasDlN, Dec. l6.-A Times Paris cores
dom rnt reports an interview with Marquis
Tseng Tssng said be could distinctly al
firm tnat China would break the offiei y ne
gotiations with France IL the French
should AXE either B.cninh or Sontay. He
would rejoice o see Ferry go to London
and discuss tho difficulties between France
aud china, with Lord Granville Not much
lime il left Tor is copsidt ration, and he
trusted that Ferry would find some disin-
terested party, entitled to ask each oil the
commanding powers for concession, which
neither were ipcliued to make directly.
TEE FRENCH EXPEDITION.
Hone. KOsa Dec. IA French expedi-
ton OF 5000 men, with fiotilla of gan.
boats and steam launches started several
days ago from Haooi for Soptag.
the troops landed seven miles from town
and encamped without meeting an enemy
or firing shot. An assault upon Sontag
Is p1DeCJ6u OIL DtCcmOFI Inv chS
my's force Is estimated al 10 OOO men.
DRYALCArIoN COVERED.
| MONTREAL, Dec. l7.-John Henlessey,
di,eoupet clerk of the BapqUe Duple, is de-
fainter to tho amount OF fl5,O 900. His uncle
made good the deficiency.
GREAT BRITAIN UNABLE TO INTERFERE.
CAIRO Dec. II The British government
has notified Egypt that Great Britain Is un'
abIe TO inter ere in the Soudan matter, but
| 10; ind K
pedition there BY way of Soukam.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
PARIS. Dec 1.-THE minister OF war, In
view of the multitu lie of offers for service
at Topquip, decided to accept only officers
from available fortress battalions.
Alta meeting of the senate Committee on
the Topquin credits great satisfaction Is
expressed at the ciearness OF the statements
made py the ministry. Ferry read a dis
match from Admiral Courbet, dated 10th
,st,. stating that the march on Sontag
begins on the 10Th.
P,ince Jerome Bonapsrte has decided u
become a candidate for the chamber O.
deputies for Barbezina, department Cha
STAGE AND LOCOMOTIVE COLLIDE.
KINssroN. ONT Dec 1.-THE Napanct
stage while crossing the Grand TRUNK
trace, near Cartaraeui, ran into the ex
nrass train ard Mrs Armitaee, Mrs
Wortham and Mrs Gerveie, were killed
The stage driver wa slightly hurt.
THE ToNQUGN CREDIT.
PARIS, Dec II The report Of the com
mi,tee from the chamber OF deputies, on
the supplementary Tonquin credit, 10000,
600 francs will be demanded BY Terry to-
Ihe first six months in 1884. Presented by
Rensult in the chamber, recommended
that the credit be granted.
FORMAL INAUGURATION.
Cry OF Mexico, Dec. 1.-THE Mexican
Trans. Atlantic line will be formally lnau
. rated tomorrow. Three hundred distin
griisbed persons have goae to Vera Cruz tt
participate.
GERMANY's PRINCE.
ROME, Dec. 1.-The crown prince OF Ger
many and suite arrived at 1880 this after
+ noon, Stepping from the Car tie primo
was met by King Hnmbert, with whom b.
shook hands. King Humbert wa
accompanied by Prince Royal. Duk
D'Avosta, the ex.kiDg of Spain; Prime MIN
, lister Depreiz, ministers of Justice, puoii
: works, marine and war Pre- sidents of tn
; senate and of the chamber OF deputies, al
!. ter meeting the party, were driven to u
Quirinal, where the queen awaited tn
crown prince of Germany. The Germai
residents OF Rome, at the depot, hearth.
= cheered the prince along the route to tn
!. Quirinal. The royal party we're warmly re
r ceived. The people CROWDED the strett
= and in the square the demonstration as
! sumed vast proportions, and the cry wa
3 raised. "Long live Savoy; Dion lon
i Murgherits, the German crown prince al
Duke D'Avosta, subsequently appeare'
|. upon the balcony of the palace and thank
, ed the people, who responded with enthu
a siastic cheers. The ceremonial Tor To
!. visit of the crown prince Of Germany to til
a pope is arranged and the prince Will Pre-
q coed from Q1irinal To the residence Of Vo
:. Scblosep, Prussian minister al the vatican
9 and thence be driven to that place. IN
cardinal secretary Of state. JscOblr, on b.
A., half of the pope, will mske return Wis
' to the prince al the residence OF Vo
8 Schlosen.
r The eminent neuroIogst, DR.. Brown
!. Seqnsrd, has written tor the fouth's Con
= paniou, fascinating paper on the Pel
sister CO A fter Death of Attitudes and ~
} cial Expressions Existing during. Life.
! The subject has been treated with sue
literary kill that 1t will be interesting
J, young as well as old.