Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-17
FOREpGN NEWS.
Albanian Outbrcak-They kiII Foriy.One
M0nteBeSFins-A Council of Che Tribes
summoned.

ScUrARI, July 16th.-The Albanian lead
ers secretly decided some days ago to take the
offensive. Last Sunday night seventy clans
men were sent by a circuitous route to fall on
the rear of the Montenegro position near
Goloubusche. On Monday morning they
surprised picket of sixteen Montenegrins.
only six of whom escaped, and those were
badly wounded. A simultaneous attack was
made on the Montenegrin front Seventy
clansmen returned to camp with thirteen
Montenegrins' heads, and about twenty rifles
and ammunition cases. A mountaineer, who
has Just arrived, reports a renewal of the at
tack at Biementi, near Devosi. He says
that twenty-eight Montenegro heads, three
of them of officers, were brought in. Can
non firing is heard here this evening
The Albanian clans are hurrying to
the front. The committee here has
telegraphed to the powerful Dibra tribe for
5000 men. The League is undergoing an
important development, and the committee
at Prizerend has summoned the Great Corn-
Gil of the Albanian nation to meet there and
concert measures for the future. The Turk
ish Governor here continues to support the
Leaguers, and Hodobosg, the Albanian
Commander-in-Ch continues to receive
pay as Turkish officer. The attack causes
great excitement, and the Prince of Mon
tenegro can scarcely persuade his warriors to
await the result of his appeal to Europe
The French Fefe-Cerem0Ey at Long
Champs.
LONDON, July 16th.-A Paris correspond
emit, describing the ceremony at Long Champs
on the 14th, says OF the old faces which be-
came notorious OF celebrated in official re-
gions when Comparison and moral order
were paramount, few showed themselves at
the review. One of the few was Marshal
Canrobert; another, Marshal MacMahop,
was expected. and a place was reserved for
him, but he did not come to occupy it. Har
raised by creditors and the reproaches of old
friends, and grieved at the blow which had
been inflicted, he has become out Of sorts and
SEES life in its gloomiest colors. 1t is said he
attempted last week to advance to the point
from which Hamlet recoiled, and that a
somber idea has taken hold of him which is
the cause of profound anxiety and affection
to his family.
The sultan in Bad Way.
LONDON, July 16th.-A cipher dispatch
from Constantinople conveys the intelligence
that the Sultan is greatly perplexed over
serious palace intrigues, and signifies will
ingness to abdicate.
House OF Commons.
LONDON, July 16th-The House of Com
mons, in Committee of the Whole tonight,
resumed consideration Of the compensation
for disturbance bill.
Gladstone moved the amendment of which
he gave notice on Monday last, viz, that the
last clause of the bill should read as follows !:
"And tenants shall be entitled to compensa-
ton in the discretion of the County Court
Judges, il the non-payment Of rent is caused
BY the prevailing distress, and the tenant is
willing 20 continue in occupation upon rea-
sonable terms as to rent, arrears Of rent and
otherwise, and if such terms are refused by
| landlords without reasonable alternative"
Parnell moved to add after the word ''al-
tentative the following: Compromising
| lust and reasonable terms as to rent, arrears
Of rent and otherwise to the incoming tenant,
| if any,"
| Gladstone objected.
After warm discussion Parnell withdrew
his amendment and Gladstones amendment
was adopted-225 to %.
| Briggs (Liberal) offered a resolution that
the erection Of q statue to the late Prince
Napoleon in Westminster Abbey was incon-
sistent with the national character of the
edifice, and calculated to impair the good feel
ing between England and France.
Gladstone said the Deans authority over
Westminster Abbey was absolute. He adj
vised the House not to interfere.
| Briggs motion was carried-16l to l47,