The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

miscellaneous Foreign News
WISHES TO EE. Establish FORMER RELATlOEs.
LofDoN, Jan - The Berlin corresponds
ent OF the Daily News says: The car is
making efforts to bring about iA9 former
friendly relations between Russia and Ger.
many.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Morning
Post says: The VISIT Of DCGller to Nieuul
resulted in complete understanding be-
tween Russia and Austria on leading puliti-
cal questions. Also arrangements were
made TO settle differences regarding the
navigation Of the Danube.
LoNuoN, Jan. 1.-The Austrian neWspa.
pers are busiiy discussing the significance
of the visit of DeGierse, Russian fOrrlgm
minister to Vienna. They are mostly IN
Clined to attribute TO It considerable inn
portance. They point 10 the length OF hIs
Interview with Count kanoky, the Austro-
| Hungarian foreign minister, Prince HcIyy
| VII, of RUSS, the German ambassador lo
! Vienna, the arcAduEc, the emperor ana
others, and to the circumstance that, at or
about the same time, the Grand Duke
Nichols had an interview with BismarcS at
! Berlin. A majority OF the special dis
! patches from the continent TO London news
| papers state the prevailing opinion Is that
WI ateVGr was conceded by Count kal.
| noky to DeGicrse was conceded with
! the full concurrence and approval
of Germany. The New Erie Press says
| Preparation for Dctlcrse's visit to Vienna,
for the settlement OF various questions, was
negotiated through the Austrian ambassa.
dor at st. Petersburg. According To this
account, it was agreed that Seryia and
| Montenegro should, IOr the present, be SIT.
| isiled. Russia will support Austria at the
| London conference on the Danubiau qucs.
| ton, and at tOnstantnople concerning the
| question OF the junction Of Austrian and |
Turkish railways. In return, Austria will
make no objections to the eventual juno |
ton Of Bulgaria and eastern Noumeha. |
| The same paper hears that DeGiersc, III his |
interview with Bismarck at Narscin |
| touched upon the entry OF Russia into !
the Austro German alliance, but met with |
a refusal. While DeGiUtau was at Vienna he |
mad an interview with the priest OF the |
Russian church there, who passes for one OF |
the best informed men regarding the Pan. |
Slav agitation, and is supposed to have |
heard his views aud not neglected To give |
q IN his official views on the agitation, with |
II view OF correcting any illusions that the |
Hiu.SlavS may cherish. Not "a single |
journal succeeded in interviewing De. |
Gierse while he was IN Vienna. Two days
before his arrival, messenger from 81. lie.
ttrsburg brought detailed Instructions to
! him. The Standard sums up the effect ol
the visit ot Det'ierse to Vienna, the most
imio1alt ptilt wnch is, that the porte is
granted arcsptc.
ORIENTAL ApylcEs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. .9.--Thr steamship
Captic brings The following China and Japan
dates.
Hong Kong, Jan. ith; Shanrai, Jan, 81.
"A I ~ nt TN nj L. no,
coming unpleasant, If not actually hostile,
the cause of the feeling being the still un-
settled LoachOu question.
NoKouoNA, Jan. l3.--OhiCiai trade returns
for 1857 show the total Of exports from ..
kohoma, s26GOO,0OO, total imports, So
3OOHOO exports increased 100000, imports
decreased upward of Pl,OOO,COO.
Admiral Ito, president of the new ship.
ping company Captain A. H. Brown, |
adviser, and X. w. Irwin, business man
ager, start presently for America aud
Europe, to make large purchases OF steam
ships and other material. THE last named
gentleman will also visit Washington to
agitate the return OF the SimOnuki money. !
SUSPICIOUS.
LONDON, Jan. pa dispatch from Pcsth !
says the unusually long stay OF the impe
rial family IN Hungary, the repeated visits |
OF the crown prince there, and the |
by the imperial family during their So |
lourn in Hungary has been silently eilecting |
re.approachment between the court and !
the Magyars, and tends to confirm the sus- |
picton that the government Contemplates |
all cventtul extension of the frontiers OF the |
empire in the southeast, for the realization |
OF which project Hungary will be the base !
OF operations
MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON, Jan. 20.--The bark ROYAL Tar, |
from Philadelphia for Liverpool, was driv.
ell into Penarth roads with decks swept |
aud other damage done. One man was
lost. Ten bodies have been washed ashore |
near Penarth. \ steamer is supposed TO |
have ioundered with Mi hands, twenty in |
number, near Port lleawl \ vessel, sup. |
posed to be the steamer Black Watch, has |
sunk Cil Mumbleshed; twenty.siX per, ons |
were drowned. She belonged TO Cardiff !
The storm continues.
THE CABINET.
PARIS, Jan, % Jules Ferry has declined |
10 undertake the formation OF u cabinet. 1t
has been decided, therefore, TO revert to n
combination of ministers under the rresi.
hdency of FullicTes. All the late ministers,
0 SCept Duclerc, General Billot and Admiral
Jm1rigebery, retaining their portfolios
Ferrard will be minister of foreign affairs
Demaby minister of marine al interim,
aud Thcboadin, minister of war.
slGElFICANT.
VIENNA, Jan, 29-placaidS were posted
few DAYS ago in the public garden at st.
Petersburg, enjoining the people to avoid
places trequented by the court lest they
should be hurt by anything that might
happen.
NorAHLEs ABROAD.
PARIS, Jan. &.-rhc Prince of Wales has
arrived incognito at CanIes, where Glad
stone is staying for his health.
Sir Stafford Northcoic is expected
there presently. Lord Randolph
Churchill is residing near Monte Carlo,
uEAyY FLOODS.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-rhe heaviest floods in
the British Lake district for twenty years,
now prevail. Lakes Derwcntwater and
Bassinwalte now join, ana u portion OF kes.
week is submerged.
IN poupr,
PARIS, Jan. 29.-There is renewed doubt
as 10 what ministers retain their posts un.
der Falliercs, The reconstructed ministry
appeared In the chamber OF deputies to day.
Debate on the prescription has commenced.
INSANE.
vt, PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.--Two leading
nihilist prisoners, q man and woman In the
fortress OF Peter and Paul, have become in.
sane.
LONDON, Jan, @.-The ceremony of elect.
ing the archbishop of Canterbury took
place at the cathedral to-day.
BouOn WEATHER.
LONDON, Jan. 20-The bark Rance Tor
Galveston, has returned to Liverpool The
brig Ceres, IRON Galveston to Queenstown,
has taken>reiuse at Whitehaven.
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Washington Scws Notes
DISPOSED OF.
|, WASHINGTON, Jan. 9,-DeMott, from the
W. ,,mittee on public buildings and grounds