Democratic Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 32, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 September 1883 — FOREIGN. [ARTICLE]

FOREIGN.

In order to suppress Jew-baiting, the Hungarian Prime Minister has decided that all persons condemned to death by martial law shall be executed within three hours. Dispatches from Batavia report that fears of further eruption in the Island of Java within the immediate future have subsided, and all the efforts of the Government and the people are concentrated on the work of burying the dead and preserving the health of the living. All along the shores from Point Lampon to the River Paquaise on the Northern coast, and from the River Tjemanderie to Tsipankok, on the southern coast, there are found corpses thickly strewn. In* the forests of the interior from the River Tjiedom to the River Tjietarrum, dead bodies are lying at short intervals apart, in some instances partially buried in the sulphurous white mud or the hardened lava that flowed from the eruptive craters. Large forces of men are busy at work in all directions digging out bodies from beneath the beds of lava and rocks. The Captain of a steamer which was in the Straits of Sunda during the eruptions reports that ashes fell on the deck of his vessel to the depth of eighteen inches He passed masses of floating pumice-stone seven feet in depth. The Kings of Denmark and Greece last week received the Emperor and Empress of Russia at Copenhagen. The procession to the Royal Palace was a pompous affair, and awaiting the Imperial visitors were the Queen of Denmark, the Princess of Wales, and a brilliant court The Countess de Chambord insisted that the position of chief mourner at the Count’s funeral should be held by his nearest relative, and the Count de Paris abruptly left Frohsdorf with the other Orleanist Princes. An addition has been made to the Austrian royal family. Francis Joseph has a granddaughter. The Archduchess Stephanie and the baby are doing well, and Rudolp is happy. Mary Anderson has scored a brilliant triumph in London. She made her debut in Henry Irving’s Lyceum Theater, in the presence of a large and brilliant audience, in the character of Parthenia, and her reception amounted to a genuine ovation. 'The young actress was repeatedly called before the curtain. The foot-and-mouth disease is increasing alarmingly among the cattle in England. Cetewayo has appealed to the English for protection in Zululand, as a state of anarchy prevails The French Literary Club at Metz has been closed by Baron von Manteuffel, the German commander. Irishmen in London have subscribed money to pay an eminent solicitor to defend O'Donnell, Carey’s slayer. Two men named Casey and Kelly

have been arrested in Glasgow for attempting to destroy property with dynamite last January. The military has suppressed fresh disorders in Hungary growing out of riots against the Jews at Bala. A mob of 900 peasants, who invaded Krapina to attack the Jews, was fired upon and one man killed and several wounded. The official report shows there have ' been 27,818 deaths from cholera in Egypt since the outbreak of the epidemic. There have been 140 deaths among the British troops stationed in Egypt