The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-12
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Condemned Spanish Rebels.

MADRID, November 10.-The total num-
ment for life for participation in the re-
cent revolution is 230
italian Iron-clads.
LONDON, November IA dispatch
from Rome states that it is reported there
that three Italian iron -clads have been
ordered to join the British fleet now sta
toned at Malta.
A British Bark on Fire.
LONDON, November 10-Word has been
received that the British bark Caspar,
Captain Roberts, from Newcastle, n. B.,
for Liverpool, caught fire and was towed
into st. Pierre, Miquelon, and beached.
The crew were saved
Impoverished Welsh CIergymen.
LONDON, November IA number of
Welsh clergymen who have become inn
poverished through the tithe war have ap-
pealed to churchmen in England for as
sistance. The Duke of Westminster has
subscribed $500 and four Welsh bishops
f1O0 each, and other donations are being
received.
The Trafalgar Square Meeting.
LONDON, November 10.-The police
officials to-day annouce that they did not
give orders to interfere with any meet
ing which the Social Democrats might
attempt to hold yesterday in Trafalgar
Square so long as public order was pre-
served, but simply issued instructions to
prevent the holding of a meeting on the
terrace, the rear of the square, the terrace
being a public thOrOughfare.
Floods i'm France.
PARIS, November Disastrous floods
have occurred throughout the south of
France. Much damage has already been
done, and the washouts along the rail
roads have compelled the complete sus-
pension of travel.
The Vatican and Italy.
ROME, November 10.-The Vatican is
preparing for publication an encyclical
letter condemning and stigmatizing the
Italian Government, whose policy, the
letter will say, places the Pope in the
power of a revolution which menaces his
liberty.
The Comte de Paris and Liberty"
PARIS, November 10.-Letters which
have been published here reveal the fact
that the COmte de Paris visited the Bar
thOldi foundry in 1873 and subscribed
f200 towards the cost of the statue of
Liberty. In the letter accompanying the
gift the COmte said he took the greatest
interest in everything contributing to the
union of France and America.
Failure of VI. Herbette's Negotiations.
BERLIN, November 10.-M. Herbettes
efforts to obtain Prince Bismarck's sup
port of VI. de Freycinet's Egyptian policy
have resulted in absolute failure. Lord
Salisbury spoke under the assurance that
Germany would not interfere with the
protracted occupation of Egypt by the
British. Prince Bismarcks return to
Berlin is associated with the demand of
NJ. Herbette, the French ambassador here
for an interview with the Chancellor
Prime Minister de Freycinet has com
planned that NJ Herbette has not yet been
accorded conference, saying that the
French Government desired to convey
its views directly to the Chancellor, and
not through Count Herbert Bismarck.
Matters i'm Ireland.
DUBLIN, November 10.-The Cork har-
Dor board has invited numerous COM
panies in Lenster and Munster to Join in
sending deputation to the postmaster
general to ask that longer contracts be
made with the Cunard and White Star
Companies, as the threatened monthly
contracts would result in loss to Ireland.
The Limerick town council has passed
resolution asking the government not to
change the system Of American steamers
calling at Queenstown.
Justice Monroe is chagrined at the way
in which the nationals interpret his OBJ
servation regarding recovery of rent He
says he meant that he would await fuller
information before granting writ of
ejectment, not, as was reported the other
day, that the applicant for the writ must
prove the solvency of the tenant.
The Prince Hesitates.
TIRNovA, November 1f.-Prince Wal
demar has sent telegram to the Regents
expressing his grateful sense of the honor
conferred upon him by the Sobranje in
electing him prince of Bulgaria He
states, however, that decision as to his
acceptance rests with his father, the King
of Denmark, and adds that other duties
may prevent his assuming the rulership
of Bulgaria. The Princes reply is con-
sidered as a presage of his refusal OF the
throne.
PEsTH, November 11.-After the elee-
tion of prince Waldemar IN the RuIpa-