The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-22
miscellaneous Foreign Intelligence.


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miscellaneous Foreign Intelligence.
ENGLAND TO MEDIATE.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Morning Pos
learns that the government OF China IL
manifesting readiness to accept English
mediation, M. Ferry has notified the
French ambassador TO England that he
will inform him shortly of the conditions
on which France will accept mediation.
A DENIAL.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE statement tn al
England is to act as mediator between
France and China is denied.
THEsoLE soLUTIog.
LIvEBP )oL, Nov. l7.-ln his address, De.
Lesseps said u second canal across the 18th.
mus OF Suez could easily be constructed
alongside the present one, with a liberal
margin intervening for the strength OF each.
One of the canals could then be used for
ships bound to and the other for ships re.
turning from the Red Sea. This was the
only solution OF the present difficulty.
Those who made the first canal were pre-.
pared to make the second. He was ready
10 meet the views of shippers, but 1t would
be impossible to do SO in spirit that would
mpoyerith the shareholders.
Is.
LoNDoN, Nov. lit is stated that the
French COMMUNISTS of Barcelona, after
yainly endeavoring to induce Catolan work.
men to join them in the anti-German DEM
onstration upon the arrival of the crown.
prince, threatened to carry out the scheme
In effect themselves
II is understood that the minister of war
OF Spain, insists upon universal suffrage by
the constitution and refuses absolutely the
Segasta compromise allowing suffrage to
those who read and write. The majority
compromise, to sec1re united liberal
government.
DONE IN DELIRIUM.
PARIS, Nov. l7-Physicians who have
examined young Currien, who endeavored
10 shoot PINE Minister Ferry yesterday,
state he is suffering from a recent attack of
typhoid fever. He does not belong to any
anarchist society.
FANATIC.
LATER-Inquiry ihto the antecedents of
Currien develops the fact that the prisoner
is not mailman but a fanatic, holding
ideas of violent nature. He is known to
have irequented meetings of the anarchists
at Lille and Bordeaux.
NOT PRorHIEG TO FIGHT.
Official advices from Tonquin state that
the military situation Is unchanged. ADJ
miral Courbet will remain within his lines.
An attack upon Sontsg and Bacninh ap-
pears doubtful.
DELRssBPs BROUGHT TO BOOK.
MANCHESTER, ErG.. Nov. 1.-THE city
council and chamber of commerce pre-
scented an sddress to DeLesseps to-day. In
response DeLesseps stated that q confer
ence of engineers will be held in Paris
shortly, at which will be considered a
proposition to widen the Suez canal and
secure depth OF forty metres. He also
promised the conference would consider
the question OF canal dues.
ADRACk OF BLAZEs.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Theatres Royal,
Darlington and the grove mill, at Burnley,
have burned.
PROBABLE PosTPoNKMEsT.
II Is probable that the trial OF O'Donnell
will be further pos poned, counsel for the
defense requiring more time.
sTILL IsDIsPosKD.
A. N. Sullivan Is still seriously indis-
posed.
TT Be CONSIDERED.
LONDON, Nov. l7.-Earl Derby writes If
the Australian conference decides the an
nrxation OF the South Sea Islands is de-
sirable, the home govern nent will consider
whether and how tar such annexation will
be iustieahle and practicable.
DKMAHDISe AN ADVANCE.
The north Wales coilisries haze demand
ed an advance Of is Der cent. and the STAT
fordshire collieries Of 10 per cent.
WANTS TO HAVE SAY,
CAIRo, Nov. 1.-THE Egyptian govern
ment has sent an officisl note to England
10 be heard on any proposal
that may be made looking TO the modifica-
ton OF regulations governing the Suez Ca
nal.
SMALL POTATOES.
CoKsTANTEoPLE, Nov. 1.-The porte de-
clines TO admit the claims OF Egypt and
Bulgaria that they can negotiate treaties to
directly with foreign states.
PRUssIAE PDLITIcs.
BKRLIE, Nov. 1.-THE en- Deror's speech
on the opening OF the laudtsg will deal
mainly with tax aud customs reforms. IL
IS understood that the centre intend 10
press discussion upon the church question.
CONF, SURE EsoUsH.
The crown prince this morning left for
spai0.
ROUGH WEATHER.
LoEDor, Nov. ia heavy squsll to-day
the vicinity OF Portsmouth and a high tide
Hooded the lover part OF the town.
CRISIS IN cHiEA.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 1.-The aide decarp Of
Penguin arrived 81 Hsnkov 10 raise ~, 600
volunteers for service In the event OF war
with France. Foreigners In China are I'M
easy. The Whits Ley society, . secret or
Eanization. 10 reported again active.
rh0sE EuEoEs AT RssT.
PAKTs, Nov. l7-At tee cabinet council
to-dsy the minister Of marine read the
siest despatch from ToDquin. which contrE-
1icts Admirsl Courbsl's illness snd the pro-
Iected bonbsrdrent OF Castor, ss well as
Dther slsrmist rumors put 10 curTenry on
he BOurse yesterday. Prime Minister
Ferry will h0DUsy make q dstsiled expls-
naiiOu 20 The conmlttse Of drpntiss aD-
poiniedto sTsmins the rooquin credits.
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