The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-11-06

During October the public debt was reduced
81 los I5A6S. On November ! there was
c@sa N the treasury S203 545, 4s6. ~; total
1eot. less cash IN the treasury, 81, sos $50
427 s.
Ire customs receipts for October were SIS
20 .et4, g falling of OF over $50 coo CON-
pared with the corresponding month OF last
year, while the receipts from internal revenue
were Sll 1871 600, against $40, ~, 600 ior
October, 1873.
Foreign News.
The Pussian landing was opened few
GAYS ago with speech BY TIE Emperor
William.
Letters from China report tina. q serious
not mss taken place in Canton between two
factions OF the lower order OF natives. The
immediate cause OF the outbreak was fre In
a sned near the Roman Catholic cathedral.
HE French priests endeavored 10 eueu the
clstui oance ard were aSsaled with stones and
other missiles By the rioters aud the mission
eouse was attacked. The military were called
ont, and sffer firing voIlsy or two the mob
dispersed. Some lives were lost among the
natives, and one Of the priests was wounded.
By railway collision at Herslal, Belgium,
seven persons were killed.
TIE southern and eastern coast OF England
has been swept by hurricane that Is UMPIRE
eedented in the annals of the country for
severity and duration. Bridges have been
destroyed, trees uprooted, towns flooded and
business on railway and telegraph lines sus-
pended. Five vessels went ashore near Ply
mouth but their crews we're saved. On the
eastern coast four vessels were wrecked near
Shields and sixteen persons drowned; at
WnItby SIX vessels were wrecked and nine
persons drowned; at Sunderland four vessels
were wrecked and one person drowned; at
- i
Re6car one and at Scarborough seven. Great
foods are reported from Nomenclature.
Oxfordshire and other parts OF the country.
At Leeds several mills have been stopped and
hvndIe 6 OF persons temporarily thrown out
of employment At Dublin also great storm
has been raging. The loss of a vessel with
her crew OF I'VE IS reported. Much property
on land has been destroyed aud over ftty
families in the suburbs OF Dublin have been
rendered homeless.
There have been great inuudatioas in the
Santa Catharina colonies o; Brazil, caused By
the overflow OF the river Itajaay. The loss OF
property Is immense. A hundred houses,
many mills and all the bridges we're destroyed.
and the crops carried away A namber OF
lives were lost Great distress prevails among
the colonists.
The Earl OF Besso5oroagh, who owns
IS 600 acres OF lani in ireland, and has
twice held high Office in the queens house
hold, has joined the Irish land league.
Seventeen lives have been lost AMI many
peasant cottages swept away by flood In
Italy
Owing TO the alarm CT the German govern
ment growing out oil socialist complications
the CITY oil LEIPZIG, it is reported, viii soon be
declared in a state OF siege.
The village OF the insurgent Pasuto chic
Lerothooi has been sforEned and burned D.
the Cspe troops OF nth Africa.
locE Of ear L se lasting five minutec
has been ielt at Newcastle Ont.
The garrison OF Urnniah, in Persia, mas
been relieved by 4,000 Persian troops, and
the Kurds investing the town have resreated
southwark. Only seven villages in the
Selmes district escaped devastation by the
maranders. Four hundred Kurds piilaged the
country TO within twenty miles OF T4bris
Mount Vesuvius is agaia in state OF erup-
ton, and streams OF lava are flowing down the
western side.
From Canada come narrowing tales OF desti-
Triton among the farming people OF Beauce am
the fsnermen Of Gaspe. 1t seems both the har-
vest and the fishery have tailed this year
entirely and the government has been appealed
to to send supplies to the assistance OF the
starving peope.
The British government has brought in
dictm ents against Parnell aud other prorri-
nent Irish agitators.
The Capuchins, DoIninicans and other re-
igious orders have teen expelled from France
1t has been resolved 10 hold an international
railway exhibition at Berlin in 1882.
The eoasting steamer Elemore was lost in
the recent gale Off the mouth OF the Tyne
with all hands, numbering fifteen persons.