Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-16
GENEsA 81 FOREIGN NEws

ENGLAND AND EGYPT
LoEDoN, January IL The Britith
note / u regard to Egypt proposes that
in order to avoid any abuse of the
freedom of the Sdez c.uaI, 10 shall be
enacted that in time Of war, a linit&
ton be placed on the time during
which vessels of a belligerent power
are permitted TO remain in tbs canal,
and that no troops or munitions of
war shall be disembarked and nc hos
tilities be permitted in the canal or
its approaches, or anywhere In The
territorial waters of Egypt, even in
the event of Turkey being one e the
belligerents. The recurrence IF al
emergency resembling the late rebel.
lion is provided for by a oleuse, ex-
cepting measures for the defen'e of
Egypt froM the above rostr ctions.
Every DO yer shall be bound to bear
the cost OF immediate repair If
any damage it's vessels may
Cause in the canal. Egypt shall
take al measures in her power to
enforce the conditions imposed upon
ships Of ~belligerent powers using the
canal. Notifications to be erected
on the canal or In it's vicinity. Moth.
ing in the agreement shall be con,
strued as ~curtailing the territorial
rights of Egypt further than 10 ex
pressly stipulated. Among other sub.
jects the note declares the question Of
suppression Of slavery and slave trade
to be- one in which the British govern
ment has much at heart, and that 1t
will miss no opportunity of advising
the khedive to take steps calculated
to attain the end in view.
DUBLIN CoNsFT2 ACIEs.
DUBLIN, January l5.-Three more
arrests to. day for conspiracy to muir
dor fl ,ials. Il is said the police pur-
posely left to some persona named in
the warrants the opportunity of quit
ting the country.
nuE CAsTLE's,cATCH.
DUBLIN, January ID Some of the
persons arrested recently have been
watched by detectives two years. Ev-
idenoe will be given Of the existence
of a Fsnian armory, also of the for
nation of a plot to murder Lord
Frederick Cavendieh, Earl Spen-
yer and other government
ofh oeDs. Proof will be sub.
mittod of the companionsbip of
some prisoners with persons fund
guilty of murderous outrages. There
Ia a perfect panic among the conspira-
tors; one informer Is a man recently
convicted. The police secured a re-
volver purchased along with one with
which the attempt was made on Judge
Lawson's life. 1tis believed the gov
eminent will be able to prove the ex-
istenee of a conspiracy to murder gov.
ernmeut cti GERS.
PARNELL's PATTY.
Session, M. p, speaking at Mallow,
said the day was coming when Par
nelrs party would be supreme In Ire.
land sad that at the next election for
members of the house of commons
they will have two. thirds of the seats
which will make British rule in Ire
land impossible.
THE SoUCH AFRICAN coNFEDERACY,
BERDIk, January 15.-Mr. Msren'
sky, a German missionary twenty-five
years in South Africa, declares the
South Africa ~confederacy under the
British flag is the only safeguard
against anarchy. He advises Gsrmanl
to emigrate tnlther.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
PARIS, January Is -Du Clerc statet
in the chamber to- ~ that during tn
Egyptian hostilities the attitude o
France was to England that of a con
iding friend, separated by temporar.
Emergencies. After suppression o
the rebellion France favored the re
establishment of the status quo, pend
Ing overtures from England. The lat
ter having wished to alone assume tn
task of regulating the situation, Franc
resumed her liberty of action, the gov
eminent being certain this cours
would meet the appreciation of tn
chamber.
Teisserene DeBort, republican, wa
elected fourth vice president of tn
senate.
The Republiqa e Franchise congra'
qlates the government upon oecidin
to proceed with the Tonquin eLpsd
ton.
THREATENING THE COURT.
LYONS, January 1.-THE presideu
of the court trying the anarchists n
ceived nineteen threatening letter.
several being from s a~itzerlsnd, GeI
macy and Russia.
COLLISION or TRAINS.
LONDON, January l5.-A goot
train colllded with a passenger trai
near S epney railway junction to-ds!
Thirty il jured.
sEIzING A LEGLCT.
MosraEAL, January 10. TT
McGnl university authorities se'ze
$50 900 belonging to tho estate
Miss Barbara 5 soft, to meet the lei
acy left by her to found a chair in Il
university, but which the execute
would not pay.
TEE PRINCES FLEA.
Lyons, January 15.--At the tri
of the anarchists to-day Prince Hr
potkine, addressing the court in b
own defense, sought to show that Il
40. called international did not eKli
Anarchist ideas, he declared, we
s~preadirg, despite all efforts to So
p,ess them. II he were condemn
the result would be 10 attract pro.
lytes to the cause. He had been q
rested, he averred, because he was
foreigner and becauee 1t was thour
desirable to gibbet al eth!y
the international. The eyec OF all I
workmen Of France and abroad W.