The National tribune., 1883-02-15
THE OLD WORLD.
Something About What is Going on in Other Lands
Than Ours.

The sale of Sara Bernhardt's jewels took place
in Paris on the Sth inst. The persons in attend
ance were principally dealers and representa-
tives OF the deRi monde. A necklace of rose
diamonds sold for $4,000, and two bracelet:
fetched $1,000 each.-In the trial of Joseph
Brady, Timothy Kelly, James Cary the town
councillor, the carrnan Fitzharris alias "the
Goat" Laurence Hanlon, Joseph Mullet james
bIullet, Edward O'Brien, William Maroney
Daniel Curley, and Daniel Delaney, charged
with conspiring to murder Lord Cavendish and
Mr. Burk and to attack Mr.. Field now in pro-
gress in Dublin, Kavanaugh. the informer who
drove the murderers to Phoenix Park, the place
where the crime was committed when placed
on the stand on Saturday identified the prison
ers Kelly and Brady as two of the men actively
engaged in the assassination, the other two be-
ing unknown to him. He identified also Carey,
member OF the Dublin council, Delaney, and
Fitzharris, a cab-driver, as present in the park
at the time and accessory to the murders-either
Carey or Delaney, he forgot which of the two,
giving the signal for the attack by waving q
white handkerchief He also identified others
of the prisoners at the bar as concerned in the
attempt to murder Mr.. Field, the juryman, and
in conspiring to murder Judge Lawson. Many
of the facts stated by kavanaugh have been COR
rOborated by other witnesses, and there now
seems to be little if any doubt that the govern
ment will make out its case, not only in respect
to the Phoenix Park murder but also against
the men who attempted to murder Mr.. Field
and Judge LaWson.-The Gar has issued a
manifesto giving, notice of his coronation at
Moscow May 27th.-A collection of $4,000
marks has been raised in Hamburg for the re-
lief of the sufferers by the loss of the Cimbria.
NJ. Jules Ferry has recommended Presi-
dent Grevy to expel the Orleans princes from
France by decree. Sweeping changes are ex-
pected to be made in the cabinet.-z-The Ken
mure Castle, from London for Shanghai, has
been lost, with thirty-two of her crew.-There
were ninety agrarian outrages in Ireland dur
ing January.-Emperor William sent to the
Prince of Wales an autograph letter announc-
ing his appointment as colonel OF Blucher's
Hussars.-M Michael Davitt, Mr.. Healy, and
Mr. Quinn were arrested in Dublin ON the Sth
inst. and sent to prison for six months because
they refused to give bail for good behavior.
Bowling was tried for the murder of policeman
Cox Monday and sentenced to penal servitude
for life on conviction Of shooting with intent
to kill-Prince Napoleon has been liberated,
the tribunal having quashed the Indictment
against him.-Mr. Judah Z. Benjamin. Q. c.,
has retired from the practice of his profession
on account of danger from heart disease
Four men have been killed by an accident in the
shaft OF the Severn first thirty
four,clauSes of the new charter of Egypt have
been adopted by the council of ministers
Sir. John Pender made speech to the direct
ors of the Direct United States Cable Company
in London on Saturday on the condition and
prospects of the cable and telegraph companies
in this country and England.-The jury in
the case OF llr. O'Brien, of the United Ireland
newspaper, who was tried for seditious libel
disagreed McCabe, of Dublin
is reported to be dying.-The examination as
TO the cause of the loss of the Cimbria was be-
gun in Hamburg on Saturday.-The last son
Of the poet Wadsworth is reported to have
died.--The programme of the Irish party in
Parliament is being discussed in the London
newspapers.--Ihe French Senate on Monday
adopted proposal that any prince found guilty
of furthering pretensiOns endangering the State
shall be banished. The expulsion bill was OPP
posed in the Senate.-Princc Napoleon has
gone to London.--Henry Prouse Cooper, an
eccentric tailor of New York has been arrested
in London.-The manuscripts of the late Earl
of Ashburnham are to be sold-The Spanish
dynastic left has resolved to oppose the minis
try.-Roumania has entered protest to the
London conference on the Danubian question,
refusing to recognize the resolutions of the con-
ference.