Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-20

is no natural harmony between these States.
France is TO blame for the proposal, as she
offended Italy in Tunis affairs.
Charles P. Read, the noted agriculturist,
declared yesterday that England could never
compete with America in wheat, but that
America could not grow barley nor rear pigs
as well as England. The farmers prospects
are improving, but reorganization OF the land
system Is needed in England as well as in
Ireland 10 bring agriculture to the same per-
lection as other industries.
Kyrle Below. Whn seeded from Miss Lit
tons company, to join Edwin Booth. is en-
joined by a Chancery Injunction from playing.
Chief Baron Fitzroy Kelly, who died yes
terday. is the last of the Lord Chief Barons.
After existing 500 years the tile is now abo!-
ished. The office in its new form IS worth
&c, 900 $3.50, 000) per annnm. It viii fall to a
Liberal lawyer, probably to Attorney-Gen-
eral James.
A Crisis Averted.
PARIS, September lSth-A meeting of the
Council, held at the Palace Elysie, this
at ;ernoon. lasted from three until half-past
five o'clock. All the Ministers were present,
including those who had rendered their resig-
nations. An agreement was made by which
the ministerial crisis was adjusted. The fol-
lowing is said to be the basis: NJ. Constans
retains full liberty of action regarding the
March DEGREES, which he will execute at a
time and in q manner he considers most suit
able, without other delay than required to
give Projects the necessary instructions. The
official journal of tomorrow will contain a
| letter from NJ. Constans to three Archbishops,
stating that the declaration signed by the
religious confraternities cannot take the
place of the demand for the legal authorize
ton prescribed by the March DEGREES. A
Ministerial crisis being averted, President
Grevy will return to the Jura tomorrow.
! BIoOdshed in Bulgaria.
LONDON, September 1Sth.-A correspond
ent at Salonica says: The northwestern part
of Macedonia is very unsettled. Bands called
Avengers have formed in the chief Bull
garian centers and assassinated within the
past six weeks number of Moslems, includ-
ing one Bey and two functionaries. Mussul-
mans retaliated, and many Bulgarians have
fallen victims. The Bulga-ians are, unfor-
tunateIy, stimulated to these excuses by en-
issaries from the Principally of Bulgaria,
and are encouraged by armed bands lowering
about the frontier on the Bulgarian side.
| Should events take an untoward turn, the
! Bulgarian Government and its hackers will
be largely responsible fer the wanton and
unnecessary misery and bloodshed that will
| follow.
The Surrender of DuIcfSnO.
| RAGUsA, September 1S;h.-Eight thousand
Albanians have occupied the town and the
| fortress Of Du'cigno, expelling two battsllons
of Turkish troops, who formed the garrison.
Ria Pasha, the Turkish commander, not
having received instructions from the Porte
| to oppose tie Aibanians hv force, withdrew
to Goixza. The British Vice-Admiral, Sey-
mour. Yesterday sent letter to Ria Pasha,
! who was to be at Scutari. It is ascertained
that the letter requires definite categorical
| reply in regard to the surrender of Dulcigno
to the Montenegrins.
TreadIng on Forbidden Ground.
RAGUsA. September 1Sth.-The British
gunboat Helicon came to anchor on the 10th
instant in the roads of Antivari. and was
boarded Immediately by port official, who
requested her departure. The Helicon com.
piled, because the treaty of Berlin forbids
war-ships to enter the harbor of Antivari.
Germany's Bad Press.
BERLIN, September 1Sth.-The North Ger.
man Gazette, in referring to the recent news.
paper controversy about General Won Man.
teufers administration in Alsace-Lorraine'
says: The German press is serving badly
the interests of the country and general peace
by the embittered controversy over the gov
eminent of the Imperial provinces at mo-
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whether they should cease to make their re.
conquest the central policy of the French
people
| LONDON, September 18th.-The bells of the
| parish church of Boston, Lincolnshire. where
| John Cotton was for twenty years Vicar.
were rupg yesterday in honor of the two hun.
bred and fftieth anniversary of Boston, Mass.
Upfounded.
LONDON, September l8th.-The statement
| that an instruction has broken out in Herat,
and that the Governor of the city had been
murdered, is unfounded.
How II is Done in Buenos Ayres.
BuENos AYREs, August oath (via New FORK,
September 18th. )-On the Dist of August the
national troops entered the Provincial Cham
bers and elected the members of the Chamber
of Deputies at the point of the bayonet,
posted double sentinels at the doors, and
closed the Legislatures by order of the Ma.
tional Government. Great crowds collected
in the street, but no disturbance occurred
The Senators and Deputies adjourned tc
Municipal Hall, and issued a manifesto to
the people, which failed to elicit any mani
festation of popular feeling. The city re-
mains quiet Municipal and provincial af'
fairs are administered by General Bustillios
on behalf of the National Government. TIE
weather is fine, and there is an excellent
prospect for the wheat harvest.
The Canadian Bush Fires.
QUEBEC, September 1Sth.-The bush fires
in the Parish Of st. George are reported &c
have committed fearful ravages Seven oil
eight square miles of country has been devas
tated on the frontier, and large quantity Of
timber and grain, besides houses and Other
buildings, were burned.