The daily gazette., 1883-11-14

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In England General Foreign Notes.
PARIS, Nov. IA private Dispatch re-
ceived here states that TIE French reinforce
ments have arrived at Hal Phnng and landed
tnere. Admiral Courbet's first attacks will
De made On Soutay aud Huug-Hoa.,
The Marquis 1seng has arrived from his
residence at FolkeetoLe, England.
Rear Admiral Franquet, now command
| Ing the French fleet in the ALI eriau waters.
has been appointed to the command Of the
neet In the Pacific Ocean, vice Rear Admiral
Landoife, who died at Papeti, Tahiti, re-
| Gently.
DIsooRD OVER THE MUNICIPAL BILL,
The differences over the municipal bill
have caused split between the Cabinet and
tae republican union and NJ. spuller and
Bert, Radical deputies, threaten to join the
opposition. :
The Repsblicdn FrGncaiss says the rela-
lions OF France and Tu key, which have
Deen impaired during the past six years.
nave now been completely restored thus
forming fresh guarantee Of peace.
The Figaro publishes report that the
Emperor, Francis Joseph, of Austria-Hun-
gary, VIII attend the opening of the exhibI-
tion at Turin.
Three thousand reiuforcements have
arrived In AMMAN and will be sent to
danel Immediately. 1t is expected that
an advance will be made on Sontay in a
fortnight
AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, Nov. 13 The Grown Prince
Frederick William, who has deferred his
departure for Madrid until Saturday, re-
ceived M. dc GIers, Russian Secretary of
State for foreign affairs, on his arrival here.
NJ. de Giers afterwards visited the Emperor
William and la In fba IL.
at an imperial dinner party. He also had a
long interview with Count Won Hatzfeldt.
the German foreign minister.
RUSS sILENoINe THE PRESS.
sT. PETERSBURG, Nov. IL. - SimuIta-
neously with the departure of NJ. de Giers,
Secretary of State for foreign affairs, tor
switzerland, by way OF Berlin, to visit his
| daughter, the editors of the ST. Petersburg
| newspapers received orders forbidding them
to discuss in their columns the probability
OF war with Germany. NJ de Giers will
also visit Prince Bismarck at Friedericks-
| ruhe.
THS POOLE JURY DIsAGREFs
DUBLIN, Nov. 13.-Tn the Poole trial to-
day the defense called no witnesses. DR..
Webb made an a. lie argument in defeuse of
foole. he maintained that the Government
had wholly failed to prove it's case against
him. He admitted that Poole was q mem
Der OF the Fenian Brotherhood, but stated
that no belonged to a section OF that organ
ization which had no sympathy with assas-
sins and he had, moreover, incurred their
enmity. He said the charges were founded
upon the merest suspicion, and that suspi-
cious acts only had been proved. He
claimed, In argument, that Kenny was shot
| in mistake for Poole.
Mr.. Herschell, O. c., In closing the case
ior the prosecution, ridlculcd the theory of
the defense, which, he said, was wild and
Incredible.
Justice Murphy, in summing up the case.
expressed the opinion that Kenny was not
murdered Ia mistake. He raid the fact that
foole told LAME how Kenny was killed.
and that "the daggers used in the murder
were no good; that they might as well have
been chisels," was borne out by the appear
anee Of the wounds upon the boiy of Kenny.
1t was evident, said the Justice, that the
mur Ter was deeply planned, aud he asked
the jury, even If they put the evidence of
Lanie aside, II they had any doubt that
Kenny was the person intended for the
murder.
During the delivery Of tho Justices charge,
Poole started up and accused him of acting
the part OF a prosecutor.
After arguments by counsel the case was
given to the jury, which, after consultation
Tor AN hour, returned and announced that
they could not agree upon verdict
The jury were then discharged On Mon.
day next the case will be re tried.
THE UNDERGROUND EXPLOSIONS.
LONDON, Nov. ia loa led shell was
found this morning in the roadway or Belyi-
dere Wharf, in amheth, near the residence
Of an lrishman. Tue police removed tho
shell to the Woolwich Arsenal tor rxafnina-
ton. IL weighs II pounds The pliicc at
Woolwich have arrested sui detained a man
named Augustus Smith, who had been
drinking aud accusing himself Of being cou-
eerned In the recent explosion ua la. Met.
| ropolitan Underground Railway.
GLADSTONE AND TIE TRtNsyAAi.
LONDON Nov. l3.--Mr Gladstone TO ,lavg
received the depuratioa from the 'fransvnai,
Including President krupcr President
Ki iuyer addressed Mr. Gaastane. He
thanked him for his treatment of the Trans
Vaai question, and explained the grievances
of the people of that country. Mr. Glad
| stone, Ia reply to the address of President
Kruger, said he was pleased to hear the ex-
plantations of the delegations regarding
affairs In the TIansyaal, and assured that
there was no wilful distrust of, or hostility
to the people of the Trtnsvaal in England.
REMARKABLE DISCUSSION.
ROME, November IS The A ner.can
Catholic Bishops held their first meeting to.
day at the colleea of the Propaganda. All
o''S SHr ~, rninuis VI She HFopogahua were pres
ent. The principal question discussed was
that OF addressing demand to thu G ,vern-
ment OF the United States that the relations
between church and state shall be based
upon canon law.
coERcIvE POLICY.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 13.-The Guardians
London correspondent SAYS it is understood
that Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant OF Ire
land, has been instructed by the Cabinet to
keep peace in Ireland between the National
lists and the Oraugemen by dlscouraglng
| meetings OF both parties, and forbidding
gatherings of members of either organiza.
tion If any trouble is threatened therect.