Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-06
Foreign N eWs.

Lords to-day, Lord Russell, in view of
the embittered feelings between France
and Germany, moved that copies of the
with those powers be
called for, and asked what course the
British government would take in the
event OF a rupture between them.
Derby believed that peace in the i'm
mediate future was safe; and he trusted
in the influence of England, who he said
would do everything to maintain peace
short of embroiling herself in thetrouble.
Russell withdrew his motion, calling
for the papers in the Oregon boundary
and Fenian raid assertions. BE said the
British people felt that the honor of Eng
land had been touched i'll the Washing
ton treaty negotiations; the national
character lowered, and the national in
terests jeopardized, Russell also said
that an opinion generally exists in favor
Of compensation TO the Canadian suffer-
ers by the Fenian raids. He did not APP
prehend repetition of these errors, but
trusted that Great Britain would never
seem to be afraid to do anything in the
assertion Of her just rights.
LONDON, May 5.-The Standard says
in an editorial that Russel's protest
against the treaty of Washington is well
come, though tardy.
The great strike in the Durham collier
les is in progress. 1t is estimated that
80, goo men are out of employment.
The News referring to the parliament
airy debate Yesterday, deprecates the re-
opening of the Washington treaty con-
troversy, and praises Lord Derby's ST.
lence on the subject.
SHANGHAI. May "A serious riot oc-
cure d in the French quarters. A mob
Of Chinese attacked the residents of that
quarter, and sacked and burned several
houses. The police fred on the mob,
killing several. The Chinese assign as
the reason for the attack, that the French
were building road through their Gene
terry.
ROME, May 4-The Pope held a con.
sistory yesterday for the appointment OF
bishops. Among those appointed were
several to the Australian dioceses, and
Bishop Crinon to the diocese of Hamil.
ton, Canada.
MADRID, May 4.-The main body of
Carlists is at Ripall under Prince Al.
| fonso.
Don Carlos is at Durango.
Serrano is expected at Madrid on Sat.
urday,
The inhabitants of Bilboa were with.
out bread during the last week of the
siege.
BERLIN, May 4.-The Gar to-day re
ceived visits from Generals Won Moltke
Manteuffel and Gortschakoff, and held d
conference with Bismarck.
The betrothal of the Russian Grand
Duke Vladimir and the Duchess Maria
of Mecklenburg was promulgated yester
day.
SAN Francisco, May 5.-Ths Oakland
city election to-day resulted in the sue
cess Of the Republican ticket, with the
exception of Britton for Councilman.
who was beaten by ]. T. Masan, Ind,
Durant, for Mayor, Campbell, Superin
tendent of Public Works, beat their Cd
ponents two to one. Foot, Democrat,
candidate for City Attorney, was heater
by Is votes by Gierist, Republican. The
election passed off quietly, with a light
vote.
A five dollar monthly dividend OF
Belcher stock was declared to-day.
An assessment of twenty-five cent.
per share was levied on the Ingoma,
Mining Com pany.
The capital stock Of the South Chariot
Mining Company has been increased
from 20, COO to $4,000 shares.
Albert D. Cutting was arrested on 8
charge of burglary for stealing n yalise
from the Occidental Hotel. He was to.
day allowed to plead guilty to the charge
of petit larceny by the Police Court. and
fined $50.