Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
FOREIGN.

ST. JOINS, N. B., June 27.-The artiC expeditionary ship "Proteus" is active ly r--r--,r,S r4-. -----r-~e,a tn Lady Franklin bay. and will probably leave on Thurs day. The steamer Yantic, U. s. N, is waiting here to accompany the Proteus to Smiths sound.
 i ST. JOINS, June PA frishtfuI acci- dent occurred at Trehassy last even ing. A large fishing boat went down, and six men were drowned out of a crew of seven. Only one was saved. IL is susposed to have been overloaded.
 LONDON. June 2I--Ata women's rights meeting last night, Jacob Bright, M. P, presided. Addresses were delivered by Susan E. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
 ST. PETERSBURG, June 27. Several persons were killed during the progress of the fire yesterday in the warehouse on Gritjewsky island.
 LONDON, June 26-In the House of Commons this afternoon, Porter, the at- torney general, stated that Carey the informer was not yet pardoned, but the subject is being considered by the Gov ernment. If Carey should be pardoned he said that executive clemency would be coupled with conditions
 DUBLIN, June 27.-Peter Carey and family have left Ireland; there present whereabouts and destination is un- known. Jas. Carey is also going tO principals of the invincible informers have arranged to go to Manitoba
 LONDON, June 27.-The last batch of paHpers from Swlnford Union, 100 in number, have gone to Queenstown for shipment to the United States. IL is said most of them have been in work houses.
 IsMAIA. June 2S.-Vessels from here to Suez are forbidden to communicate with the Italians of the canal owing to fears that cholera may thus spread.
 LONDON, June 2S.-Owing to the late hour at which the steamer Alaska ar- rived at Liverpool las. night, the recep- ton to the American Rifle Team did not take place. The team left Liverpool | this morning for Birmingham, where they will remain for practice, ronchss at Wilbeldon not being available.
 LONDON. June 2S.-The Daily News ! this morning says: IL is perfectly | within the Americans right to prevent l the landing of Irish paupers on Ter shores. The gross negligence Of shp- | ping them is most cruel. IT assisted | emigration continues It must be con ducted differently There IS no reassa to believe that the government has O. operated with any other agency thin MT. Lukes, bat mere iuaction is nit now enough.
 PARIS, June 2S-The communistc press consider the sentence Of LouS Michael excessive. It IS believed tbi sentence will be commuted- |
 SHANGHAI. June 2S.-It is said tha the tone Of q dispatch received from Paris. is much more pacific than for ;hi past weeks. IL IS believed that thi sound arguments advanced bv the Mar quis Tseng. in the discussion Of thil question with the French authoritieii has brought about the change oifeelingl
 DAMErrA, Egypt, June 27.-One huni dred and twenty-nine deaths occurred her in the last twenty.four hours-ll3 from cholera
 LONDON. Juue 2S-The Standard's correspondent at Rome says the Pope Is' indispOsed, and is much disturbed by. the state of affairs of Ireland and [ France.
 LONDON, June 2s.-A Standard core j spOudent of Hong Kong says: The ' American minister tO China is doing bis | best to effect a settlement between France and China, but his personal in- tiuence is slight