National Republican., 1883-07-07
FROM OVER THE OCEAN.
lMore Statements by British Authorities as to
the Assisted Emigrants.
Confessions Of Jewish Prisoners Obtained
BY Threats,
The COmte do OhambCrd Receives the Last Sacrament
His Condition Hopeless.
The Spread OF tho Cholera PIaguo-Gon-
erRl Foreign News.
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LONDON, July 6.-Mr. Gladstone, replying
to Mr.. Bourke, in the house of commons, this
afternoon, said Count dc Lessep's son came
to London because personal communication
touching Sucz canal affairs was desirable. lie
hoped the agreement already reached would
lead to settlement.
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurce, under foreign
secretary, said the government had not been
informed that tho French flag had been
hoisted on the New Zealand islands. He
stated that there was no cholera in either tho
Egyptian or the English army in Egypt.
Mr.. Trcvelyan, chief secretary for Ire-
land, replying to Mr.. Brien, member for
Mallow said he had been informed that of
thousand emigrants who had gone to Amer
ica, only two families had been inmates of
the workhouse at Bclmullct, from which Sec
tion they came, and they had received money
on landing and were doing well.
He was not aware of the grounds on which
the United States had returned emigrants,
but he supposed they thought that those re-
turned were not desirable settlers.
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, replying to
question in the house of commons this after
noon stated that there was every reason to
suppose that the death in Alexandria to-day,
said to have been from cholera, was not from
that disease.
THE TRIAL OF THE JEWS.
LONDON, July 6--In the trial of the Jews
at Nyreghhaza Hungary, two of the prisoners
who are accused of having placed corpse in
the river with view to passing 1t off rs that
of Esther Solomossy, the girl whom the pris-
oners are charged with numbering, declared
that their confessions had been obtained by
threats to murder them in prison. Ono OF
them had been compelled to drink huge
quantities of water, had been stripped,
struck, dragged by the hair and shown gall
lows; the other had been beaten and COM
PEELED TO gazc at the sun. number of wit
nesses also testified as to the shocking treat
ment they had received at the hands of the
authorities. Counsel for the defense pointed
out that the people of Tiszah- -Ezlar, where
the murder is alleged to have boen commit
ted, had been taught that It was not wrong
to testify falsely against the Jews, the inter-
ests Of the country requiring their convio.
tion.
The president of the court is informed that
u bottle has been discovered, which contained
the confession of suicide that he drowned
his sweetheart in the river Thesis, above
Dada. The corpse brought thence and passed
of as that of Esther Solomossy does not corre-
spond with that of the drowned sweetheart.
THE SICK COUNT.
PARIS, July 6.-The Count de Paris is at
Vienna awaiting advices from FrchsGcrf,
whore tho Count do Chambord is lying i'll.
Prince jerome Napoleon is in Paris busily
consulting with friends. 1t is said that sew
eral private meetings have been held ut his
residence.
VIENNA, July 6.--The secretary of the
Count de Chambord has conveyed to the
Count de Paris the thanks of the sick prine
for coming to Vienna. Tho secretary added
that since the physicians consultation of yes.
terday the condition of the Count dc Cham
bord is less favorable, and that vomi.. ng was
renewed during tho night
PARIS, June 6.-The Count do Chambord
yesterday received the last sacraments, re-
tanning perfect coolness throughout the cere-
mony To-day he was able to take few
spoonfuls of soup and wine, and to address a
few words to his friends. The count has in
vited the Dues de Nemours and AlenGon and
the Count dc Pa,is to Frohsdolf.
THE CHOLERA.
ALEXANDRIA, July 6.-During the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening
100 deaths from cholera occurred Mt Damietta
and sixty eight at Mansurah. The LaSaretto
at Beyrout is crowded with fugitivcs from
Egypt. The officers of the institution refuse
to admit any more persons.
One death from cholera has occurred in
Alexandria to-day. There were ton deaths
from cholera at Samanoud yesterday.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 6.-The government
has ordered the establishment of rigid quar-
antne on the Black sea to prevent the intro
duction of cholera by vessels coming from
Egypt, and has forbidden the usual pilgrim
age TO Mecca.
BERLIN, July 8.-Tho Prussian govern
ment has ordered that precautionary meas
ures be taken against vessels arriving in
Prussia from ports in Turkey on the Red sea;
ON the north coast of Africa eastward of AL
giers; on the west coast of Africa, or any
port where the existence of cholera is sus-
pccted, or where an epidemic of yellow fever
prevails. The period of quarantine for YES
sells from suspected ports will be six days.
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, July 6.The striking iron
workers at Wednesburg, county of Stafford.
shire, entered the foundri es there last night,
damaged the machinery, and forced the en-
ployes to quit work.
DUBLIN, July Cat u meeting of the Cath
olic hierarchy here motions were adopted
condemning stato-aided emigration, and point
ing out that there are large tracts of land in
Ireland which If cultivated would maintain
the surplus population.
BERLIN July GA terrible tragedy has oc-
CURED at Ricksdorf, village near Berlin.
The wife OF Il small shop keeper, cut the
throats OF her two children and, after setting
the house on fire, cut her own throat. The
motive for tho committal of the deed was
poverty.
Madrid July Gin the chamber of depu-
ties to-day SenOr Monet introduced amend
ments to the constitution providing for the
better protection of personal rights and the
sacfednoSs Of domcle and extending relig-
ious tolerance. The cabinet has resolved to
oeAsider the amendments.
FEacUrrA, July Give hundred members
SIa tribe of natives attacked detachment of
British troops which, with political agent,
had been sent to chastso u refractory village
IN Assam. The natives were repulsOd with a
loss of fifty killed. The British did not sus-
tain any loss.
HAvRE, July 6,-The steamer Normandie,
which crossed the bar at New York at l:45 a.
N. the twenty-eighth ultimo, was sighted to-
day at , p. m. oil Cape la Hague, six hours
from Havre.
MABsEILLEs, July 6.-Four hundred Ital-
iaus employed in an oil factory here struck
work yesterday and ondeavored to wreck the
factory. They were dispersed by u force of
policemen, .who charged thom with drawn
swords. IL is feared that thore will be n re-
newal of rioting by the strikers.
VIENNA, July 6.--Tho PresSe says Austria
has broken OIL negotiations relative to cer-
tain disputed points on tho frontier because
OF the provoking attitude Of the Roumanian
delegate
Precautions at Pensacola.
PENSACOLA, July 6--The board of health