The Portland daily press., 1883-06-02
FOREIGN.
The Dynamite Conspirators Plead
Not Guilty.
Appeal for Two Condemned Phoe
nix Park Murderers.
The French Bombarding Madagas
car Ports.

| HAom bEuo DHib Wttb lCuHu Ntsbeibh13 Woie
arraigned this morning in London. They
plead not guilty and trial was fixed for the
llth inst
The Peruvian Treaty OF Peace.
| The Peruvian charge d'affaires in letter 10
the Times states that Gen. Iglesias has no au-
therity TO conclude treaty OF peace with Chill
| and that the only effect OF signing a treaty
whh him would be to promote anarchy.
An Appeal to Gladstone for Mercy.
DunLIS, June 1.-The ladies' committee to
| AID political prisoners have sent the following
| telegram from Dublin TO Gladstone
We appeal to you on the ground OF human
iity Tor the Communication OF the sentence OF
| Thomas Caifrey and Timothy Kelly, two OF
| the condemned Phoenix Park murderers Three
lives have already been taken in atonement
for two. We ask for mercy.
Calfrey was sentenced TO be hanged June
| "a Z ID Kelly Jane 9th. No reply to the com
munication has been received from Gladstone.
Work OF the Tuke Fund Committee.
| The work OF the committee in charge of the
| Tuke fund for 1883 is rapidly drawing to a
close. The committee thus far have despatch-
| ed 1900 emigrants from the counties Of Mayo
and Galway.
| An Invitation to Join the Invinclbles.
| Edward Harrington, editor OF the Kerry
| Sentinel and the printers OF that paper, have
| been summoned to answer a charge OF print
ing poster which appeared the 10th ult., in
viting persons who desired to join the Irwin
cibles to attend meeting to be held the fol-
lowing day.
An Account OF Capt. Rivieres Death.
PARIS, June 1.-The Gaulois In an account
OF the attack OF Anamites on the French force
near Hanoi says Capt. Riviere on leaving the
fort advanced with 10 marines, leaving in
reserve 250 men. These however remained
too far in the rear TO be of service TO Captain
Riviere's advance guard, which was surprised
by large force of Anamites and almost an
nil LOT thn I'd arrfuf frarFa on fl.n
scene the Anamites fled, carrying off Capt.
Riviere and fifteen marines, all OF whom were
impaled the next day.
Return Of Count Won Moltke.
BERLIN, June Count Won Moltke has re-
turned TO Berlin from tour in southern Eu-
rope
Quarrel Between Baron and Cardinal
ROME, Juno Vehement antagonism exists
between Cardinal Ledochowski. archbishop of
Posen, and Baron Won Schloezer. The latter
accuses the former OF intriguing to Illustrate
the negotiations, and the cardinal accuses
Baron Won Schlmzer OF bad faith.
The Vatican and England.
Tho Vatican has abandoned for the present
the hope of establishing diplomatic relations
with England.
War Vessels for China.
KEEL, June 1.-The vessels which are to
leave here next week for China are those re-
Gently built for the Chinese Governments aud
not German vessels as was stated. They will
take out supply of torpedoes. The vessels
will be inspected before they leave here by the
captain OF the German navy, and viii be navi-
gated TO Shanghai by German seamen, who,
after the vessels have been handed over TO the
Chinese authorities, will go on board the YES
sells OF the German squadron in Chinese waters
The Trial of the Dynamiters.
LONDON. June "A special court has been
constituted to try the dynamiters. 1t consists
Of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Justice Brett
of the Court Of Appeal and Justice Grave Of
Court OF Common Pleas,
France aud the Boston Exposition.
PARIS, June 1.-At a meeting to-day of 400
merchants, NJ. De Lesseps presiding, resolu-
tion WAS adopted requesting the government
Boston exhibition.
Madagascar Ports Bombarded.
TAsATAvE, June 1.-The French have bonn
barded two ports on the northwest coast of
Madagascar. causing great destruction Of
British and other merchandise. The French
man-of-war Forfait and the British war sloop
Dryad have left this harboI The Madagascar
authorities are pressing forward their military
preparations
The New Nihilist Policy
LONDON, June 1.-The Pail Mall Gazette
publishes letter dated May 9th, from Nihi-
list Stephinsky, author Of Underground Rus
sia, in which the writer says the Czar will not
be molested at the coronation because the sys-
tenn OF attacks 10 create terror has been
replaced by plans for a coup d'etat and attempts
at a revolt.
An Irish Informer's Information.
CAsTLEBAR, June 1.-The hearing of the
prisoners charged with connection with the
murder conspiracy in county Mayo was con-
tinued here this morning. An informer testi-
fled that he had received a letter from Nally,
one Of the prisoners, containing plan to MUIR
der an inspector Of police who had attacked
mob at Ballins.
France and China.
LONDON June l. Gladstone stated in the
Commons this afternoon that there was ct pre-
sent no chance off Offering the good offices of
Great Britain to France and China, looking to
settlemement between the last two mentioned
nations in regard to affairs in TonquiE.
Shipwreck OF the Due de Chartres.
The Due de Chantres sent telegram to the
Due do Montpensier, representative OF the
Spanish court at the coronation, stating that
he had been wrecked in the Caspian sea and
barely escaped with his life.
Americans Indemnifled for Losses in
Cuba.
MADRID, June 1.-The Cuban Budget which
was read in the Chamber Of Deputies on
Wednesday provides for the payment of the
remainder OF the indemnity of S49l. $50 award
cd BY the Spsno-American commission to
Americans who suffered losses during the
Cuban revolt.
Prussia and the Vatican.
BERLIN, June 1.-The bill TO be submitted to
the Diet by the Prussian ministry providing
for modification Of May laws is not intended
to be an organic measure but one removing the
chief objections to those laws. The bill will
consist Of single paragraph allowing the say
ing of mass and dispensing of sacraments in
consideration OF the recognition of the govern
ment's modified rule in regard to the duty of
notifying the government of the church sp-
pointments.
ROME, June 1.-The Moniteur denies that
negotiations between Prussia and the Vatican
have been broken eff, but says that Prussia
will experience great difficulty Ia replying 70
Cardinal Jabobini's note
Foreign Notes.
The Governor of New Caledonia has been
ordered to send all available troops in that
colony to Tonquin.