The true northerner., 1883-06-08
FOREIGN.

Notifications of the treaty between
the United States and Corea have been ex-
changed at the Corean capital
Thomas J. Carr, rector of Maynooth
College, has been made Bishop of Galway,
the Pope having assurances that he was not
connected with the popular agitation.
The Pope's Peters pence are decreas-
ing so rapidly that he has addressed note
| TO the Bishops urging them to eXhort the
faithful to more hearty support of the Holy
See.
At an Irish National League meeting
| in Dublin, Mr.. Sexton, NJ p, said the recent
| action of the Pope indicated perilous and
intolerable Intervention in the future po-
litical course of the Irish people
A dreadful accident is reported at
| Oleggio near Milan, Italy. A boat laden
with workmen capsized in the river and
| twenty-five were drowned
During the riots at Rostoff, Russia,
on the night of the 22d of May, 130 Jew
houses were destroyed, while fifteen of the
rioters were killed by the military.
Fierce fighting has been in progress
currais in Afghanistan Raft loads OF dead
have been brought down the Cabul river.
Two ports in Northwestern NADIA
gascar have been bombarded by the Fren h,
destroying large amount of property be-
! longing to British and other residents.
A leading Nihilist writes to London
journal, stating that the Car was not mo-
Tested at the coronation because the terror
ist system had been replaced by plans for
coup d 'etat and attempts at revolt
O'Kelly, member of Parliament for
Roscommon, was summoned before the
House of Commons for sending challenge
to McCoan, member for Wicklow. He ex-
planned to the House that he considered the
matter between McCoan and himself ended,
and the subject was dropped.
On the occasion of the grand fete in
celebration of the coronation, at Petroffsky
Park near Moskow, five persons were crushed
TO death in the crowd. The Emperor and
Empress drove through Moscow unattended
In an address TO some local dignitaries the
Emperor declared the principle that prop
erty must be unassailable."
HOHldS OullItN, Jlle louItH VI tllc us
sasins of Cavendish and Burke at Phnnix
Park, year ago, was hanged in the Dublin
Jail on the 2nd inst. When, placed in the
dock he pleaded guilty, and stated that un-
til twenty minutes before the tragedy he
did not know what was going to happen.
At a banquet given to Portuguese and
Spanish statesmen in Madrid, Senior Cas- ear
made. n speech advocating a political union
of the two Iberian nations Niscount AL
mendurka, of Portugal, pointed out the
obstacles to union between a tranquil na-
ton like Portugal and an agitated country
like Spain
A "peer of the realm" Lord Charles
Beresford, has entered the prize-ring in En-
gland The arrival in that country of Jem
Mace and his Maori novice was no sooner
announced than his Lordship's aristocratic
blood was stirred for fight He challenged
the Maori and Mace. and a set-to without
gloves was arranged between him and Mace.
The latter was soundly thrashed The Prince
of Wales was present and he was surrounded
by large number of aristocratic sports and
private gentlemen.
1t is reported that the Pope is about
to order the suspension from all sacerdotal
functions of such Irish clergymen as con-
tinue to participate in political agitation.
Five members of the Republican