Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-31


quarters were from German ports, fact of
considerable significance, as indicating will
ingness of nations who have wheat to spare,
and are not an fat at the formation of rings,
to send their produce to London at PRESENT
rates. Sales of English wheat during the
past week were q. 1877 quarters at As Sd per
quarter, against A., 241 quarter at 40s Sd per
quarter for the corresponding week OF last
year. The imports into the United Kingdom
during the week ending the Goth instant were
69l ,S2S ewt. of wheat and 1906 cwt. of
-four.
The British arIiarneEf-sueeeSsful Can
didates.
LONDON, March 30th.-The following can
didates have been elected members of Par
lament without opposition III. A. Brassey,
(Liberal), for Sandwich-re-elected Sir
Charles Foster (Liberall, for Walsall-re-
elected Right Hon. Edward Gibson Con
servative), Attorney-General for ireland, for
the Dublin University PREDICTED; Right
Hon. Edward Knatchb1ll Hereessen Glib
eral), for Sandwich-re-elected; Hon. David
r. Flunket CONSERVATIVE, for Dublin Uni
versity-re.eie Lord Arthur j. b. Rus
sell (Eiberal), for TGvistock-re-eected Sir
Edward W. Watlin tI.iberail for Hythe-
reelected Samuel q. Smith (Conserya-
tivel, for Aylesbury-r reelected; Sir Nathan
iel M. NJ. Rothschild liberal, but an ardent
supporter of Lord Beaconsfeld's foreign pol
icv(, for ylesbury-re-elected Right hon.
George Schlater Booth Conservative for
Hantsnorth-r elected; William B. Beach
CONSERVATIVE, for antsnorth-re-elected
Viscount Hinchingbrook CONSERVATIVE, for
Huntingto n-re-elected.
Prince orIoa on The Hartmann Affair.
NEw YORK, March 30th.-The Herald has
this
ST. PETERSBURG, March 29th.-I have just
had an interview with Prince OrlofT, and the
following conversation took place.
Correspondents understand that your
Excellency has been summoned here to com
plete the details regarding the Hartmann
affair.
Prince Orloff-Yes but I have nothing to
add to what had already been sent but am
still ignorant of what suddenly decided the
result forty-eight hours before Hartmann's
departure for England 1t is said to be due
to attacks made on NJ. de Freycinet and his
colleagues, but l have no precise facts from
which to form an opinion upon that point:
Correspondent-Have you remarked that
on an article of conciliatory character pub
lished in lie Goios the Journal de 50. Peters
burg, which is reputed to be Prince Gorts-
chakOff's mouthpiece, used language OF most
insulting character?
Prince Orloff-Yes; there still exists IN
this country great deal Of excitement in re-
gard TO the matter.
Correspondent-W is likely to be the
result?
Prince Orloff-A diplomatic note will be
addressed to the French Government in COM
pliance with Russian public feeling on the
subject, and presume that it will have the
effect of calming down all this agitation.
Correspondent-Are you likely to resume
J o lr position in Paris
Prince Orloff-Yes, soon, | suppose
Paving the Way for Desirable Amend.
nents.
BERLIN, March 30th-To pave the way
for some desirable amendments to be intro
duced to the Bulgarian charter, the Emperor
of Russia has permitted Prince Alexander of
Bulgaria to enlist 5000 Russian subjects in
the military service of that principality.
servia ard Austria.
BELGRADE, March 3Oth.-The points of the
Railway Convention reserved for considera-
ton by the Servian Government, respecting
the Bulgarian junction and the tariff of tolls,
have been decided against the demands of
Austria. Wristich, the Servian Minister of
Foreign Affairs, will inform Austria that
Servia must refuse to compromise the posi-
ton accorded to her by the treaty of Berlin.
More Floods.
MADRID, March 30th-The rivers SUGAR
and Segura and their tributaries have over
flowed, and the towns Of Alciva and Crihul
have been inundated.
RoJai Travellers.
DARMsTADT, March 30th.-Queen Vic
toria and Princess Beatrice have arrived
| here.
Deat!.
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former member of the Reichstag, leader of
the National Liberals and free trader, is
dead.
| Germany and Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 3Oth.-The jour
nal de ST. PetersJu7y says: The messages
which have been exchanged between Emperor
! William and the Gar tend to dissipate all
the recent apprehension Of trouble between
Germany and Russia.
AG:,irs in Afgilanis:an.
CANDAHAR, March 30th.-Geueral Stewart
has marched for Khelat and IshiIzai, and the
advance of the whole force from ksil at
Aghilzal, on the Ghuznee, will be made on
| the Sth of April.
CABUL, March 30th.-The announcement
that the ex-Ameer will not be allowed to re-
turn to Cabul is agreeable to Sirdars there,
but its reception at Candahar will be less so.
Bitter Denuncialion- The Apaclles.
CITY OF MEXICo March 20th iva Havana
A Spanish organ, the d'EspaaG has created
great sensation by bitterly denouncing the
Mexican Government and people, accusing
| the latter OF ass assnating Spaniards on vari-
| Gus occasions with IMMUNITY. The same
journal ridicules the idea that by General
Grants influence an American protectorate
might be established. The paper accuses the
American Government of selling American
citizens lands beyond the boundary and
within the limits OF the State of Sonora.
The Apaches driven from United States
territory have recrossed the chihuahua
frontier.
Formally acquitted.
MONTREAL, March Both. - Sir Francis
Hiucks and the other Directors of the Con-
solidated Bank, against whom true bills were
found at the last assizes for making false
returns, were formally acquitted at the Court
of Queens Bench to-day, the Private Prose-
cutor having withdrawn the accusation and
the Crown having no evidence to offer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The health of Paris continues below the
average. There were l, 200 deaths last week.
Typhoid fever and smallpox are prevalent.
The health of the Empress of Russia is
sensibly declining
Reports of the early departure of the Rus
sian Court to Lividia are unfounded.
Colonel John r. j. Emery died at Poplar
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