Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-20
GENER AL FOREIGN NEWS
Ipecial Dispatches to Tux BKN.

Four others ACQUIRED were acquitted;
ten, including the printer, Vaillat,
were sentenced to pay fifty francs fine,
and five years deprivation of civil
rights: nine to pay 100 francs fine, to
similar deprivation Of civil rights, and
one years imprisonment; eleven, in
GLIDING Regis Fouri, to be deprived of
civil rights, to pay q fine of 200 francs
aud to fifteen months imprisonment;
three to be deprived Ct civil rights, to
pay a fine of 800 frances and to
two years imprisonment; three to ten
years police supervision and to pay o
fine Of five hundred francs and to
three years imprisonment, and three
sentenced to four years imprisonment
aud to pay u fine of n thousand
francs and similar police supervision.
The following sentences were passed
in default of the appearance of the
accused to answer: Two sentenced to
two years imprisonment and to pay
one thousand francs fine and to FIVE
years police supervision, and ten to
five years imprisonment and to pay
two thousand francs fine and to ten
years police supervision. There was
great tumult OF delivery Of the Q n
tence and the court room was cleared.
1t la believed the condemned will ap-
peal.
FRENCH YoLLY.
LONDON, January 10. The Times
Paris correspondent says: Tho prohi-
bition of the display of religion, em-
blems In the government bill which
the cabinet has resolved to submit, 10
q sop to those persons greedy for re-
ligious persecution. The oorrespon-
dent, referring to that portion of the
government bill against %pretenders to
the throne, says those against whom
1t Is directed will be always and
everywhere "suspects," and this
wretched process of tyranny will re.
vive In the gay and generous nation
the shameful passion of delation
which made degenerate Rome the ex-
ecration of the world.
THE MERoIFUL RULER.
DUBLIN, January 19.-E,rl Spencer,
lord lieutenant, who Is the guest of
Lord Darlington, in replying to sd.
dress from the inhabitants of Port
Arlington. colgratulating him upon
his wise and merciful administration
of Law and the success of his efforts
to preserve order and propriety in
Ireland: "After the events of recent
years 1t Is improbable that lawlensness
can at once bs eradicated. Its bane-
full influence will from time to time
make itself felt and 4. needs anxious
watching. The government will rely
upon the support of all classes to main
tain order" A correspondent says
the address was more gratifying be.
cause inhammatory notices had been
circulated ~endeavoring to incite the
people sgainst Earl Spencer and urg-
ing them to remember Hynes, Walsh
and Joyce, "who were hung by
drunken castle hacks."
THE Facts ARE CORRECT.
PARIS, January 10. The Temps
says the details published in regard to
the reported legitimists plot may be
somewhat exaggerated, but the gen.
eral facts are correct. The authorities,
it says, are watching the movement,
Of certain restless royalists and any
real attempt made by them to carry
out their designs will be vigorously
suppressed.
FRENCH TRADE RETURNS
for 1882 show an increase of imports
amounting to 10000, 600 francs, anG
exports amounting to "a, 600, 0O(
francs. This is considered unfsvora
BILE. Ninety eight millions of the In
crease In imports are under the heae
Of. manufactures" and the increas,
In exports divided between ''manu
features" and "raw materials"
TENANT IGHTs IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, January l9.-The lane
commission court has refused the ap
p~lioation of a landlord to state a cas-,
for the purpose CT appeal from the re
cent decision Of Commissioners Iittoi
in favor OF a tenant in q test casa un
der the Changing gale clause" Of tn,
arrears act, affecting a large numbe
OF tenants.
ROW IN SOUTH AFRICA.
LISBON, January 19.-The Portu
guese authorities at Angalo, on tn,
west coast Of Africa, have sent a gun
boat to Quicembo to quell the dis
turbances between negroes and Ger
man and British merchants.
10 WEATHER AT SEA.
LIVERPOOL, January 18th,
steamship st. Dunster, from Liver
pool for Baltimore, has returned here
She experienced = gale on the l3tl
Inst. The chief officer wac dro WneC
and five sailors injured. The mail
mast was broken of by the deck, ant
the cargo In two holds damaged.
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AMERICA.
LIMA, January l9.-The revolution
at Ours, Bolivia, against the Camper
government Is suppressed. A band O
NEGROES and Choices committed 81.