Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-17

Berlin, and prove that the assel ted wisdom
and might of Europe speaks to the world in
accents that denote reality, and are destined
to have practical effect. | entertain the
fervent wish, united with rational sonf-
dence that it will be ful6lled, that the repre-
sentatiyes of the Powers who sre thus as
sembled may take in hand the important
task committed to them IN y spirit of equality
and justice, without respect to persons and
without looking to the right or left. They
then will fix their minds and attention ON the
object that is proposed to them, OF giving a
fair and equitable Interpretation of these i'm
portant provisions of the treaty on which the
future hopes of Greece. in no small degree.
are suspended"
The 0'DenReii Incident In the English
uouSe oT ConmoRs.
LONDON, June 16sh-It is stated that
Premier GLADSTONE wrote on Monday night
last, before taving the House of Commons,
long letter TO Lord Lyons, British Minister
to France. in explanation of the O'Donnell
incident, and instructing him to read it to
President Grevy. 1t is also rumored that If
ODonnsN fails to provo his accusation
against Challomel Lacour, Premier Glad
stone would move vote of censure upon him.
Dissensions In the British Cabinet.
LIVERPOOL June 16th.-The Coar1sr states
that there are grave dissensions in the
Cabinet. Right Hon. joseph Chamberlain.
President of the Board of Trade, wishes to
retire, his principal grievance being the fail
ure OF the Government to recall Sir Bartie
Frere from the Government of the Cape of
Good Hope.
y bitter contest is sDticipated on Brad
laughs admission.
An Esaiiauirea Egyptian.
CAIRO, June 16th.-Much excitement ex-
ists~bere because Chachin Pasha, formerly
Minister of War aud Marine has obtsined
naturalization an Italian subject without
the permission Of the Egyptian Government
or the Porte. thus placing under the protec-
tion of the italian Government his immense
property which it is generally supposed really
belongs to the ex-Khediye. Chachin Pasha
left Egypt yesterday without having pass
port from the Egyptian Government The
Khedive has issued decree ordering his
degradation, dismissing him from his APP
pointment in the Egyptian army and forbI-
ding his return to Egypt.
The American Ki.lenen in Ireland.
LONDON, June 16th.-The American rifle
men to-day practiced at the Dollymont range
At iirst they made a good many misses, but
afterwards shot well, making six, eight and
ten bulPs-eyes in succession. They only shot
at the 900 yard range. Seven Irish riflemeu
also shot, their scores ranging from l02 to
H0siiiittes Begun -Braiiansti's Case.
LONDON, June 16th.-A telegram from
Buenoa Ayres says that hostilities have be-
gun.
The committee of the House of Commons
in the case of Bradlaugh decided that ne
should not be allowed to take the parliament
ary oath, but that he may at his own risk
make an affirmation of allegiance.
Movements Of Russian War Vessels.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 16th-Grand Duke
Constantine inspected tine seven men of-war,
which are to reinforce the fleet in the eastern
waters. A cruiser sailed for the Pacific on
Sunday. Another cruiser and floating bat
terry will sail for VladivestSck at the end of
the week, and the remainder in the course of
q month.
Vote or Confidence Ad0pte&.
MADRID June 16th.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day vote of confidence in the
Government was adopted, after a stormy dis
cussion. by vote of 246 to 49, The Consti-
tutionalists and Liberals abstained from
voting.
Returning 10 Europe.
CAPE Town, June 10th. - Ex-Emprees
Eugene has arrived at GreytowD, on her re-
turn to Europe.
Holiday IN Belgium.
BRUSSELS, June 10th. The King and
Queen day opened the Exhibition with
much ceremony. The day is holiday and
the city is in regalia dress of flags.
Ordered TO Remain.
BERLIN, June 16tb-The German corvette
Aridane has been ordered to remain at Mon
tevideo, owing to the condition of affairs liz
Baenos Ayres.