New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-10
GOSSIP FROM THE OLD WORLD.
WHAT IS TALKED ABOUT IN LONDON.
REMOVAL or IRISH LIVE PRtsONFRi-YAMoCs
MATTERS or GENERAL INTEREST

REMOVAL or IRISH LlrE PRtsOSFR5-yAEoUs
MATTERS or GENERAL INTEREST
LONDON, Feb 9-Thc lnyincibles who have
been recently removed from the Dublin prison have been
distributed among the prisons at Portsmouth, Dutmoor.
Perth and Nibank Among those prisoners are Fizhar-
ris better own as "skntheGoat" Lawrence Hanlon,
James Mulett and Bowling an Of whom are resting I'M
der life sentences penal seryiJuGe for their connection
with the PhGnix Par murders and the Field case The
prisoners wcro taken their cells in the early morning
and placed In close strong body or mounted
police guarded them they were driven to the N'fth
wan, Dublin. and placed on board the Goycrunen
steamer yaoron During the transfer from tho vans 10
the steamer the prisoners recognized By some OF tue
by,tander5 and "a cheer raised. But the prisoners
preserved dead silence
IRIsH-AMERICAN DYNANITrURs ~ FRANCE.
Tho Government detectives who sent to Paris to
watch the reported arrivals Of the lrishAmercan dyna-
mjtours Captain McCafcrty, Colonel Da5y and others
have returned to London They state that there are no
apparent movements Of any consequence. Captain Me
Caerty Is constantly making Journeys between Antwerp
Hayre Paris and Hamburg But the Dl0chardS, who are
closely watching his movements fa to discover anything
out Of tie way
MISS FORTEsCUE's SUIT.
n Is altogether probable that settlement VIII DC
reached IN the breachofpromse OF Miss F0rtescuc
against Lord Garmoye by which she wreceyo 100000
A. a balm for her liberated affections. The Incident
serves also as fine advertisements Foar theatrical man
agers are offering high terms for the first engagement
I'm case she reappeas the stage. Lord Cairns, the
father will send GarmOye, it Is said On long tour to
America.
"PLUxGERp WALTON AND THE ENGLISH TURF.
PlungerD Walton is expected return this country
in April for the purpose OF meeting his debts to the En-
plish "rng" lie will bring with him tho American
Jockey ODonoshue as he does not trust the English
Jockeys -. .,,,.r,o,,-
The Pope has granted the title Of Count to Edward
Dupne late ChiefJustlce of Arizona with rcyersIon to
male descendants
SPECULATION II COTTON FUTURES"
Thu yerpool cotton brokers, in order TO check specu-
latiou in cotton Futures have formed the Averpooi
settlement Association" The first article OF association
directs that "persons whose names appear on
the face of contract he deemed The sole principals ana no
others be held liable" The second states that all Trans
actions in cotton purchased for future delivery be declared
sop,ratcy FOR each month"; IA tho Now-fOrk InarRei
that daily returns be male Of all such transactions ana
that the respective portions takon by Inc u4do or lor
ejaculation he separately specified" Tho third article
directs that each party contracting shau D. at OeiS
To call for the payment of margins once week"
,UE 1NIPoRTA ION OF PORK INTO FRANCE.
THE French Academy of Medicine, reply 70 the ques
tons propoundod 10y the Minister Of Commerce, relative
10 the importation of pork sys First that the syml
toms Of typhoid triclnosls are 50 dls5imIar from all
others that they never be mistaken ana second hut
the tmportation of foreign salt pork may he fearesy
authorized by the French Government rs 1t has been
clearly proved that danger 10 the public health has
been caused by such importation"
ORR INTERNATIONAL LITERARY COPYRIGHT.
The President Of switzerland has sent circular letter
10 the various European governments lnWung them 10
artctnate in conference Berne Tor the purpose OF
establishing an International code Of literary copyright
Earl Granville Foreign Secretary of State, accepts the
,fv.t, Mr. ms. ~
Mini ter at Berne attend tho conference in purely
consultative capacity. He IL 10 have no power to bind
England to accept the decisions adopted by the con-
ference.
LITERARY NOTES.
Charles Lewes son Of George Henry Loves writes that
itismIue that George Eliot left many notebooks
behind her dealing with numerous subjects Whan the
biography upon which her husband, Mr. Cross now en-
gagged and the forthcoming volume of essays are pub
nshcd there viii remain almost nothing imprinted
"OuIaa" writing nom Florence, ascribes the recent
repors of alleged change Of faith to malicious indi-
y-dua who had grossly abused her hospitality.
Mr. Froude writing the preface to new work on tho
massacre OF PrOtestants in Ireland In l6il
Professor whitney OF Yale College, viii contribute the
article ON PholOgy the forthcoming volume or the En
cyclOppdia Britannica.
NJ Rouher left behind yolumnous history OF the Sec
Ond Empire.
THEATRICAL.
"Nel 0wynn," which was produced last nj ght at the
Avenue Theatre The bretto by Farnie Is based upon
an Old English play and is admirable throughout Many
OF his songs are pleasing The nusi1 Is delightful There
are many catching melodies It's sure to he popular.
Mary Anderson IL trying take the Drury
Lane Theatre for snvera, weeks opening In Juno,
She has tried tho stage whether her voice equal
to The auditorium Should Manager Harris agree to hcf
proposition she will produce Romeo ami Juliet
DOyy Carte writes to Tie Era denying that MI steson
has purchased the right produce the princess Ida IN
America Mr. Carte asserts that he holds the SOLO ng1'
for tho United States and canada for certain ihe lie
has arranged with MI stetson for It's production Ut e
Fifth Avenue Theatre with Mr. Field lori
production at the Museum ia Boston MI carte eonou'
tine cast and selects the flo has sent stage
manager 10 New York TO supehutend tie production
Ieers from several Of Mr. Irvngs company state tha'
Ellen Terry again subject to nervous attacks and do
sires an early return TO England.
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