The Dickinson press., 1883-07-14
FOREIGN NEWS GOSsIP

FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.
The report that James Carey has left Dub
lin is confirmed. The government refused
to give him any reward or a written pardon.
On the evening ofthe End inst, a detective
called upon him with an order for his de.
live1v, and drove with him in a cab into
the city. Having been given the alterna-
tive of being turned unprotected into the
streets or a passage to London and thence
to some colony in the Eastern hemisphere,
he accepted the latter. His family had al
ready gone to London separately, to avoid
suspicion.
Trevalyan, chief secretary for Ireland, re-
plying to O'Brien, member for Mallow,
said he had been informed that c. 1000
emigrants who had gone to America, only
two families have been inmates of work
houses at Belmullet, from which section
on landing, and were doing we'll. He was
not aware of the grounds ON which the
United States had returned emigrants, but
suppose tley thought those returned were
not desirable settlers.
The English bishops have become alarmed
at the public agitation to abolish their right
to vote as peers in the house of lords because
of their 'efeat of the deceased wite's sister
marriage bill: They are about to prepare a
statement of defense and have appointed a
committee to draft the statement and place
it before the English people. The state
ment will be based upon the alleged danger
to English society which a change in the
marriage laws would entail.
A Turco-American commission has teen
appointed to examine into the question of
the establishment of petroleum depot.
The porte has addressed a note to Gen.
Wallace, American minister, pointing out
that it notified him of Turkeys withdrawal
from the treaty of commerce with America
on the eve of its expiration, and invited him
to negotiate for the conclusion of a new
treaty.
The Fourth was celebrated enthusiastic
ally by American residents, at the City OF
Mexico. A banquet was given in Tivoli de
San Cosme. Speeches were made by Min.
lister Morgan, Consul General Strather, Mr..
Odeyey, and representative Mexicans,
Frenchmen and Spaniards. Congratulatory
letters were received from President Con-
zales and Coy. Fernandez of the Federal dis
triet.
A dispatch from Ennis, Ireland, states
that a farmer named Wifey has been shot
and seriously wounded for taking a farm
near that place which had been boycotted
owing to the eviction of the former tenant.
Wittey's house was entered by disguised
men, two of whom held him in bed while
another fired three shots at him, shattering
his knee.
A prisoner in Copenhagen named Mel
son, who is charged with committing arson
there, has confessed that he set fireto the
Victoria docks, London, in 1881, with a
view of obtaining plumber. The opinion
heretofore entertained regarding the origin
mans.
In the district court at Omaha William
Duncan was sentenced to fifteen years in the
penitentiary for attempting rape upon his
daughter, aged twelve years. Some years
ago he was accused ofthe murder of his
mother, but was tried and acquitted.
The late duke of Marlborough, whose
name was John Winston Churchill, was an
Oxford man, and held a seat in the COM
mons from 1874 to 1857, when he became
duke. He declined the viceroyalty of
Ireland in 1874.
The Times says there is a rumor current
in Vienna, Rome and Paris that the Comte
de Chambord has declared in his will that
his legitimate successor must adopt the
white flag of Henry ~.
The firm of Hearn, Macaulay & NcNab,
wholesale millinery, of London, Ont, has
called a meeting of its creditors. Liabiii-
ties about $4,000.
Princess Victoria, wife of Prince Fred
eriek William, eldest son of the Crown
Prince Frederick William, has been deliy-
cred of q son.
The con aition of Comte de Chambord
continues slowly to improve.