New-York tribune., 1883-06-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
.n,,prss BY MIR. BRIGHT.

ADDRESS BY MIR. BRIGHT.
lime 14-John Bright delivered an
.,soss. at Bjpqley Hall, Birmingham yesterday
an audience of over 10000 persons
-. 4han $50 addresses Of congratuaton from
-,orsI liberal associations were presented TO him'
c-aat enthusiasm prevailed. Mr.. Bright IN MS
smsecb reviewed the events OF the last hfty years
r. laid stress upon the enormous advantages cou-
ssrred upon the country by the repeal oil the corn
'aRRsf aRRssferring to America, Mr.. Bright said
Permit me M the 10 adGTsss Tnitsd stateS m9es
sne@y of the United states Fought her battle M in
nass ,s '0untEy noy as chfY''d aid tSon much
Il born n ,o qRoh 1ned States between protective
spd ssnpy revenue tar is nearing It's solution op
The opinion sgrowag that o statesmen
and intelligent in tine srsas Sss there No
nf any age ever experienced or dreamed OF
c0uy nctal surplus revenue Of thirty millions sterling
cons oSerrmen does not well what to do with it.
after oloouent alusion to the war which abol-
ished slavery, Mr.. Bright said -
believe the next escnon ,Ocs iOr The great
,D,o be f00saf' 0f the United States win declare
be ss ii, monsy in the Worlds Cheapest
kes.
Doll JcE MATTERS IN ST. PETERSBURG.
sr PETERSBURG, juno 13.-It is stated that in
consequence of the riots which occurred during the
coronation week change is to be made IN the office
- Chief of the st. Petersburg Police The princl-
vol firms here are required to furnish written prom
;sos not 10 give their workmen holiday on tne
occasion of the Cars state entry into 1ne cap'ai'
the object being to prevent further aisoruorS'
AN EXPLOSION AND A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Sr PETERSBURG, June 13-An explosion took
place to-day in a gunpowder factory at ochta' one
mile east of this city. No details have yet been
received.
Three stories of the barracks at Kaluga, in the
Government of the same name, fell in to-day kill
ing ten persons and injuring many more
PHASES OF THE FOREIGN TROUBLE
PANS June lS-La Ltbert6 says e" rwo ENJOYS
from the Annamite King have arrived at Saigon
and have protested against the action of the French
ut Hanoi. They said that the King desired peace
full solution of the present difficulty.
1t is denied at the American Legation here that
American officers have asked leave 10 serve in the
Chinese Navy.
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE DYNAMITEURS.
LONDON june 13.-The trial of the men con-
cened in the dynamite conspiracy who are
charged with treason-felony, was resumed this
morning. The detectives who arrested Ansbnreh
testified that the prisoner was asked TO give an
account of himself and was told that If he refused
happened to him. He thereupon said that he came
from America Lord Chef-Justice Colendge ex-
pressed the opinion that the prisoner was not
provided with counsel no statement elected Dy
threat or promise could be received against him.
Evidence was given by witnesses TO show the
connection between Ansburgh and Dr. Gallagher.
1t was proved that the latter introduced the former
at the Channg Cross Hotel as Mr.. "Galer" in order
that he might obtain letters and telegram ad-
dressed to that name.
Ansburcb. in examining Inspector Melville. of the
Metropolitan Police, called the Inspector liar be-
cause he denied that he had said to him Ansburgh)
when the latter was arrested, You had better turn
informer and get $500" Lord Chief-Justice Cole
ridge lnterposed and restored order
A police inspector of Glasgow testified that he
visited Bernard Gallagher while he was in prison
there Gallagher stated that he knew the other
prisoners, but said be not connected with the
dynamite schools in New-YOrk He said he know
that O'Donovan Rosa presided over ono Of the
schools An Irish constable testified that the pris
oner Curtin lived at Fermoy, Ireland under the
name of Kent after he left America and
that he was connected with the Gallaghers.
Mr. Maiendie Government inspector. testified that
he examined the contents of Whtehead's factory IN
Ledsam-st., Birmingham. which comprised 200
pounds of nitro gl ycerine, 600 pounds OF nitric
acid and 700 pounds of ulphuric acid. he also
stated that he had examined the portion OF the Lo-
cal Government Board OiilceS WHICH was NEcckeu
by explosives and gave IL as his opinion that twen-
ty pounds of Ditro-glycerne had caused the dam
age, -. s,.,
closed, and Mr. Clarke, Q. g., began bis argument
IN behalf of Dr. Gallagher. He declared that there
was no occasion TO defend the prisoner against the
charge OF lcyyng war against the Government, as
no evidence had been adduced to show that he was
guilty OF that offence Lord Chief-Justce Coerldge
declared that IT the prisoners had agreed to destroy
property of the Crown to endanger life or to intm
idaie the councillors of the Queen or Parliament
they had virtually levied against the country
Counsel for tho defcnce submitted that there was
no case against Bernard Gallagher, who, he SAID,
had acted while under the lnnuence OF uIlnk. Inc
Court then adjourned.
4 PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.
BERLIN June 13.--In relation to the retirement
from political life of Herr Won Bennigsen, 1t is
stated that after the receipt of the last note ad
dressed to Prussia By the Vatican Prince Bismarck
WAS undecided as to whether not he should
break of I he negotiations with the Vatican. He,
therefore sounded Herr Won BeDnigsen on the sub
ject of effecling a compromise with the latters
party the National Liberals. The interview con-
WINGED both that common policy was impossible,
and Prince Bismarck decided to rely on a Clerical
and Conservative majority
In the debate Yesterday on the Church bill in the
lower house of the Landtag Herr Windthorst the
Ultramontane leader, reiterated the hope that the
Government and the Conservatives would unite
and improve the bill by accepting the amendments
proposed by the Centre party. If they did not ac-
cept them be said the Centre would reject the whole
measure.
The Special Committee of the Reichstag which
was appointed 10 consider the Worknen,s Accident
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