Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
OVER THE WATER.
Cessation Of HostilIties.
President Diaz Dissatisded-S2,5OO
for Victories Scalp-Receipts at
CustOm-H Ouse-Gen. Garibaldf to
Raise q Muss-S5,O 900 Reward.
by Telegraph to the sentInel.l

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LONDON. October 2.-The Daily News,
in an editorial, says that the Cabinet Coun-
Gil yesterday had before it the request of
the Porte that no further action be taken
by the Powers before Monday. This in
terval of grace will probably be granted.
There is not the slightest intention on the
part Of the British Government to swerve
from their declared policy, but other Pow
ers must be consulted regarding the course
to be taken, il the Porte's decision on
Monday shall prove to be unsatisfactory.
Much depends upon the attitude of Austria,
which will control that of Germany; should
they go with the other powers Italy would
probably cooperate; France would, at
least, not hamper their action, and Russia
would be unable to develop any adverse
policy Of her W Blu even If the Great
Powers do not agree, we do not believe
that the British Government would hold
themselves relieved from the necessity for
further action.
In regard to Irish affairs, the Daily News
says: The report upon the condition OF
Ireland was made by Foster, but we be-
lieve that no decision was taken by the
Cabinet Council, and none was asked for.
Foster does not believe that the present
grave and anxious condition Of ireland
will be bettered by the enactment Of peace
preservation measures. The Government
would not be frightened or deied into any
Inconsistent and headlong course. II Par
nell really breaks the law, he will be pros
ecuted, but the Government will make no
wild plunges, as their predecessors did.
They have no passion for State prosecu-
ton, and are not likely to commit any
blunders in that way.
The Candahar question probably did not
come under b Cabinets consideration
yesterday. The Government decided a
month ago that Candahar should not be
retained. No change has taken place in
the view Of the Ministers ON this subject,
though some delay has occurred in putting
them into action. Their views remain un-
altered, and will be carried out unless some
unexpected events create an entirely new
situation.
CRY OF Mexico, September 21.-Con-
gress met on the 18th inst, and referred
the disturbing question Of double creden-
tials to the proper District Judge for de-
cision. President Diaz, in his opening
speech. expressed great dissatisfaction at
the political and moral Advancement Of the
AsoPuDic. nc sdlu THAI the ueSotlhtiOnb
for the re-establishment Of diplomatic rela-
tons with France had resulted satisfac-
torily. He specially mentioned the United
States. The President expressed the hope
that the present Congress would find a
solution Of the present financial difficulties
OF the Government, and place the national
credit upon q sound basis.
The Governor Of Chihuahua offers %, 500
for the scalp Of Victoria.
Genera ]. Tercero, . Spaniard. has been
expelled from Sonora. - Q pernicious for
eigner.
The receipts Of the Custom House at
Vera Cruz for tho past eleven months show
an increase Of more than . million dollars
over the corresponding months Of the pre-
vious year.
ROME, October 2.-Garibaldi, in spite Of
urgent advices Of his best friends. is de-
termined to carry out his intentions, and
will probably be at Caprera tomorrow,
and arrive at Genoa Sunday. The situa-
ton Is rife with the most serious possibili-
ties. No doubt General Garibldai will be
received. on landing. by the extreme radi-
calls OF Genoa, in their strength, and should
he, as some think likely, go at their head
to the prefecture and prison, and demand
Congosas' release. We shall probably have
such An affair as that Of Aspromonte over
again, for Premier Coiroli, bitter "a IL may