The daily gazette., 1883-10-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The POpe's observation-disclosures In
Irelnnd--(ienernl TnnIna Abroad.


1relaDd--General Topics Abroad.
ROME, Oct. 7.--The Pope in an allocution
upon receiving q large number of Italian
pilgrims, In the Basilica of St. Peters to-
day, said that re rcjoiced to witness the con-
cord existing between the clergy and their
focks. The conspiracy OF sects had reduced
the papacy TO n condition unworthy of its
rank. The historical researches of learned
men proved that the papacy was no enemy
of Italy, but that 1t had always been &C
tuated by sovereign benevolenee. True
civilization derived from the papacy in
creased vitality and strength. The real OBJ
ject Of the sectaries in depriving the Pope of
temporal power was to strike blow at the
church and rob Italy of the treasure OF
faith. Recent impious demonstrations made
this manifest. Blasphemous voices have
been raised in Rome itself. To avoid the
destruction of Catholicism 1t behooved all
patriotic and religious forces to unite and
show themselves openly as Catholics, and to
desire above all things to restore the Pope
TO that condition of liberty and independence
which is his due.
The Pope spoke for 20 minutes. He looked
very pale, almost cadaverous. His audience
numbered 10000.
ATTITUDE OF THE oRANGEMEN.
BELFAST, Oct. 7.-col. King Harman,
NJ. P. for county Dublin, and Lord Arthur
Hill, NJ. p. for county Down, laid the found
alton stone of tho new Orange hall in this
city yesterday. The number of 0rangemen
assembled to witness the ceremonies was the
largest that has congregated here for 90
years. During the proceedings the stand
collapsed, and several of the persons who
were on 1t were seriously injured.
The Moniteur de Rome, which is under
stood to reflect the Pope's views, deprecates
the aggressive attitude of Orangemen in
Ireland toward the National League, and
fears that the former, In usuFping the func-
tions OF the government In upholding the
law, may achieve and opposite result.
o'DoNNELL's TRIAL.
LONDON, Oct. THE Solicitor of the
Treasury has informed Mr.. Guy, the solicitor
retained for tho defense of O'Donnell, the
slayer of James Carey, that O'Donnell's 3
trial has been fixed for the 18th inst. Mr..
ullivan, counsel for @ 'Donnell, has been in
structed, however to ask for postpone
ment of the trial until November, and 1t is
believed that the crown will comply with
the request. Mr.. Guy has telegraphed to
the solicitor who defended the prisoner at
Port Elizabeth to send to England all wit
nessesses who are likely to prove useful to
the defense. The woman who passed as
" ObhhCt Wllp WAi4 hOI bCpbliy uL bub
trial.
THE REPREsENTATIoNso OF SPAIN TO FRANCE
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company from Madrid says that
the result of the representations to France
by the Due de Fernan-Nunez, the Spanish
minister at Paris, in regard to the demon
strations against King Alfonso, is still un-
known. Many newspapers consider that the
affair will conclude peacefully. The conser-
vative journals regard the Communication
published in the Journal ofIiciel as INSULT.
cient, and demand the insertion of the full
text of President Grevy's apology and King
Alfonso's reply.
MADRID, Oct Sizing Alfonso has sent
q cordial answer to the Emperor Williams
recent telegram Of sympathy.
THREATENING THE CzAR.
BERLIN. Oct. 7.-The OSt Deutsche Zeitu,sg
says Nihilist proclamatfons have been issued
solemnly sentencing the Gear of Russia to
death because lie has failed TO grant liberty
to the people.
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