Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-22
FOREIGN.
The Situation In France.

MARsE1LLEs, January 2lst.-The widest
rumors are current in regard to the Lsgit-
imist conspiracy, and it is stated that white
banners with fieurs-de-lis are being made in
Lyons, in expectation of the accession OF
Count de Chambord to the French throne.
LONDON. January 2lst.-A Paris dispatch
to the Daily Ne1cs says: 1t is perfectly true
that Baron de Charette, aided by Baudry
d'Asson, member of the Chamber of Depu-
ties for La Vendee, and others, has organized
from Finisterre to Tours thirty-two legions of
1000 men each, and begun to arm them.
Six hundred horses have been purchased as a
nucleus for the insurgent cavalry, stationed
at different chateaux. The recruits wear
small cross as a rallying signal. It is stated
that the conspirators have 10, 600, 600 francs
in London. This is no canard, but the result
Of Government inquiry. The police report
il certain that Bsrou de Charette has in
Paris 1.500 Pontiical Zouaves, fully armed.
Prince Victor has been granted short leave
of absence to visit Prince Jerome. He has
arrived in Paris.
An Informers Extraordinary Story.
DUBLIN, January 21st.-The twenty.one
persons recently arrested here were before the
Police Court yesterday, charged with con-
spiracy to murder police officials. The court
room was crowded. Great discrimination
was exercised in the admission of persons. A
large crowd remained outside. During the
progress of the hearing Of the charges against
the prisoners startling revelations were made.
An informer swore that several persons, in.
Guiding many members of the municipality.
were present a. Fenian meeting, where
the informer was asked to Join an inner
circle formed for the assassination of the
officers.
The name of the informer is Farrell, He
acknowledged having taken part in plot to
assassinate jurors. He swore that the pris.
oner, named Hanlon, informed him that he
had taken part in the attempt to murder
Field; that Brady stabbed Field, and that
Kelly also participated In the affair. Farrell
also testified that three pence was collected
weekly from the Fenians to purchase arms
that the city had been marked into districts
and military inspections were held occa.
sioHally, at which most of the accused were
present. At one of these meetings, one John
Dewey, who said he cana from America, pre-
sided. The organization, he said, has existed
for some years.
Farrell said that Daniel Curley gave him
revolver, and told him to stop Forster's
carriage opposite Ellis quay, when Jim Kelly
and Joe Brady would do the remainder. The
plot failed through mistake. Farrell
identified Kelly, Brady, Curley, Maloney.
Dryer and Boyle, all Of whom were in the
prisoners dock, as having been present on
Ellis quay when the abortive attempt was
made to waylay Forster. Curley was very
much vexed at the failure.
Farrell said that Brady, Kelly and Rank
lin, the last Of whom is now in Limerick,
followed Forster's carriage in cab on another
occasion, and that MacMahop, who was late
ly accidentally shot, was assisting by watch
ing on foot. All the prisoners were remanded
for week.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
LONDON, January 21st.-An excitement
almost amounting to CONSERVATION prevail,
throughout the city. Known members of the