Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

but he responded, as he walked away with
an air that expressed great confidence,
You'll see; you'll see.' ,"
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble in ireland.
LONDON, November 25th.-The Manches-
ter Guardians London correspondent, re-
ferrlng to the importance of to-day's meeting
of the Cabinet, says: The state of affairs in
Ireland since the initiation of the prosecu-
ton against the Land Leaguers increases the
expectation that the Government will not
much longer delay moving Persons in DO
sitions to be well informed believe that Fors.
ter will return from his visit to Ireland with
his views strengthened favoring maintaining
the law with a strong hand, and there will be
short session before Christmas, solely to
enact coercive measures but Bright, Cham.
berlain and Spencer will undoubtedly make
strong effort to defer the assembling till JAN
uary, when remedial legislation could be in
PRODUCED simultaneously with the coercive
DUBLIN, November 25th.--Applications
were made to-day in the Queens Bench divi-
sion for an attachment against the EceaiRg
Mail newspaper, for articles prejudicing the
| trials of the traversers. Monroe, law adviser
to the late Government, who appeared as
counsel for the EreRing Mail, asked for an
adjournment so as to enable him to prepare
an affidavit and meet the charge at once. This
was agreed to, and hearing was adjourned
until Monday.
The Protestant Archbishop of Dublin has
issued form OF prayer for use by his clergy
for the amelioration of the present disturbed
state of the country.
LONDON, November 26th-A M.-The Daily
| Meas intimates that the Cabinet may decide
concerning coercion, and says that il Forster
| shnuys that the Trist, Eyppu+iva fasiraS cnma
reinforcement of its power neither the present
nor any other Cabinet that is in England will
refuse to discharge what may be q painful
duty.
LONDON, November 10Th A. NJ. = The
morning papers to-day report an attempt to
shoot Captain John Mitchell, renting large
| farm in Roscommon, an attempt to shoot
Protestant clergyman at Tipperary, and the
prosecution of sixty persons in the west
part for Illegally ASSEMBLING to resist evic-
ton, besides various incendiary speeches.
LONDON, November 26th-A. M.-The
I Press Association says it is authorized to
state that Forster declared at the Cabinet
Council to-day that there was no necessity to
] adopt coercive measures in Ireland at present.
The Cabinet, therefore, decided that an early
session of Parliament was unnecessary. The
| Cabinet has finally agreed upon proposals to
| be submitted to Parliament on the Irish land
! question. No more Cabinet Councils will be
held before Christmas.
The British Cabinet.
! LONDON, November 25th-All the Minis
| tiers were present at the Cabinet Council to-
day. Previous to assembling Forster, Chief
Secretary for ireland, conferred with the
Marquis of Harrington and Lord Granville,
and went to Windsor Castle and had ON in
terview with the Queen.
| <~s.ss.ouhn sl,n usoss~r. fact
LEeHoRN, November 25.h-The oncle
known that 200 persisted. The fate of
fifty is unknown. The cause of the disaster
is unexplained Eyewitness describe the
scenes as heart-rendipg, there being an ill.,
sufficient supply of life-saving apparatus.
PARIS, November 25th-Great uneasinegs
is felt in English and American circles here,
as it is feared that many Englishmen and
Americans were passengers on board the
steamer Oncle Joseph.
ROME, November 25th. - Most of the
passengers on the Oncle Joseph were poor
emigrants from Calabria. The 0rtegia struck
the Oncle Joseph amidships, while going at
full speed, almost cutting her in two, and the
Oncle Joseph sank in less than three min
utes.
SPLzzA, November 25th.-The passenger
list of the Oncle Joseph shows that total of
26i people Were on board, and the sailors
numbered SO. Her cargo consisted of so
tons of merchandise. At roll call of the
survivors So passengers and 80 sailors only
answered to their names. Tie captain also
persisted
LONDON, November 26th-A M-The Or
Gle Joseph was an iron screw steamer of 1913
tons gross, and the Oftegia was Of ], S53 tons
burden.
lost with All Hands.
AMHERsTBUgG tOnt J, November 25th.-
A tow barge belonging to Captain Thomas
MCGOWAN of this place, is reported lost with
all hands in Lake Huron.
Disabled steamer.
LONDON, November 25th.-The steamer
Assyrian Monarch, which broke her propeller
blade and was obliged to put back, has ar
rived off the Lizard in tow.
The DuIcigno Affair.
| LONDON, November 25th.-The Times
| Pera correspondent believes that the Monte
negrins will decline taking possession of Dull
| cigno unless guaranteed against an Albanian
attack. The Alhanians made resolute
stand in the olive plantations outside the
| town.
LONDON, November 25th.-The Albauians
are dispensing.
| The Montenegrin and Turkish Commits
sioners have met.
| BADsIc, November 25th.-The latest re-
ports are to the effect that the Albanians still
hold the western range of the Moseura nights.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 25th-It is
believed that the Montenegrins will decline
to take possession of Dulcigno unless guaran-
teed against an Albanian attack.
RAGUsA, November 25th.-Dervish Pasha
having informed the Prince of Montenegro
that he was prepared to hand over Dulcigno,
the latter replied that he cannot accept
mere surrender, but requires formal ces-
sion, and that he has invited representatives
of all the Powers to be present at the nego-
tiations and sign the protocol of cession.
| CETTINJE, November 25.h.-The Turkish
and Montenegro delegates met at Kunik.
The Turkish delegates demanded that the
Montenegrins shall enter Dulcigno to-mor-
row, and the latter agreed to do 50.
RAGUsA. November 25th.-The convention
for the cession of Dulcigno has been signed
at Kuuik.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 25th.-Der.
wish Pasha has issued proclamation, stating
that the Porte will grant land to any Of the
| inhabitants who wish to quit Dulcigno with
the Turkish troops.
tant positions in the neighborhood of Dull
cigno.
At meeting of ambassadors, Onou, the
Russian representative, proposed that the
Powers should guarantee to Montenegro the
district of Dulcigno.
LONDON, November 26th-A. M.-During
| the eight hours fighting which preceded Der
wish Pasha's occupation of Dulcigno the AL
banians lost 20 killed and so wounded. The
| Turkish loss was considerable. It was be-
lieved at Ragusa that all the Albanians had
| risen against the Turkish rule and the wires
been cut.
Affairs in France.
PARIS, November 25th-A company has
been formed with the object of starting I'M
perialist journals to weigh upon the next gen.
eral election.
/ The Committee Of Initiative have rescinded
their former decision, and resolved to recon-.
mend the Chamber to consider the scrutin de
list bill. The majority Of the committee,
while still adverse to the measure, felt that
it was entitled to full discussion.
The metallic reserve of the Bank of France
the past week decreased 9,7O0.00O francs in
gold and 8, 919, GOO francs in silver.
/ PARIS, November 25th.-In the Senate TO.
day General Fare was elected Life Senator,
receiving 1873 votes against I20 in favor OF
Dupre
Ia the Chamber of Deputies La Vielle,
Republican, introduced an Interpolation in