Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-14
EeRElGs NEws.
The Naval Unconstitutional MIsunder.
standing,

The Naval DemonstEafion-A Misunder.
/ standing,
| RAGUsA, September 13th.-It is most de.
sirable that the British Vice-Admiral Seymour
/ should have his hands strengthened. A mis-
understanding has already arisen between the
Austrian and Italian Admirals, the latter
| having failed to salute on the arrival of tbs
| former. The affair, however, has been ad
| iusted, the salute being fred the next day.
| The gravity of the situation must not be
ulderestimated in view of the explosive ele
ments brought together. The success of tbs
/ demonstration will depend almost entirely OF
| Yice-Admiral Seymoul's iudicious manage
/ ment.
Yice-Admiral Seymour's instructions ar
rived to-day. The French ships which are &c
| participate in the naval demonstration arr
| expected to arrive Monday.
| New instructions have been sent to the
French Admiral in Turkish waters, enjoining
| the utmost caution.
Rumored Compromise.
! RAGUsA, September 13th.-When Kiss
Pasha, Turkish Commander, with five bat
tslions, reached half way between Scutari
and Dulcigno he was met by a force of the
Albanian League, and a compromise was ar
ranged, By which Risa Pasha proceeds to
| Dulcigno with only two battalions, as if to
place bis neck in halter. So the comedy
proceeds.
MOsiem Fanaticisn,.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 13th.-Fanat.
icism is rapidly increasing. Last week the
Imaum of the Mosque, in the presence of the
Sultan, denounced him as the unworthy sue.
cessor of the Khaliffs upbraided him for
listening to those who wish to make Chris.
tians and Mussulmans equal and told him
that Christians must be protected and cher
ished as children are by their parents, but
must be kept in subsection, and not be
treated as equals. European pressure is
wanted near at hand TO compel the Sultan to
adopt policy of progress.
The Sultan Changes His Mind.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 18th. = On
Wednesday the Sultan, who had seemed in a
conciliatory mood, suddenly changed his tone
and reproached Abeddin Pasha, late Minister
of Foreign Affairs, with making unnecessary
concessions in the Dulcigno affair. There
can be no doubt that the change of tone of
| the Albanians and at the Palace are init
mately connected. but it is not easy to deter
mine whether the Albanian menaces of resist
ance have frightened the Sultan, causing him
TO abandon his intention to cede Dulcigno, or
whether he never really intended to cede it,
and has privately instigated renewed resist
ance.
Collective Note on Reform In Armenia.
PERA, September 13th.-The collective note
on reform in Armenia was presented to the
Porte on Saturday It searchingly criticises
the Turkish note on the same subject; de-
clares that the reforms therein promised are
inadequate; warns the Porte against seeking
excuse for delay, and demands the decentral-
ization and revocation of the order.
The CessIen Of DulcignO.
LONDON, September 13th.-Vienna dis
patches confirm the report that the Prince of
Dinaschi and Gruda, if Dulcigno is surren-
dered. A correspondent at Vienna discredits
the reports of collision between the Al
banians and Turks.
RAcUsA. September 13th.-The Prince of
Montenegro is not inclined to precipitate
matters by hasty action, as he considers the
Powers bound IN honor to procure the cession
of Dulcigno.
English Grain Trade.
LONDON. September 13th.-The Marx Lane
Eepress, in its review of the British grain
trade of the past week, says: The harvest is
nearly completed in most of the English
counties, aud quite finished in the south.
The grain is mostly stacked and in very excel
lent condition, and thrashing has been pro-
ceeding freely. The wheat crop is variable at
best and generally Disappointing considera-
bic proportion being blighted The wheat
yield has been generally overestimated, be-
cause an irsufficie allowance was made for
the inevitable results Of blight and mildew,
fine weather atthe end Of the summer being
expected to remedy the shortcomings of the
adverse season. The root crops have been in
great reed of rain, the ground being very
dry and hard. Saturdays splendid rain was
therefore generally welcomed. The bulk OF
the Irish and Scotch crops has been secured
under the most favorable circumstances. Of
ferin9s Of English wheat in Mark Lane and
the provinces have been moderate, and a very
large proportion OF the samples are in excel
lent condition. The contrast with last years
wrecked product is most marked. Some
samples of new barley have also APP.
peared. They are variable in weight
and color. The millers' attention has
been devoted almost exclusively to the home
product, which was purchasabie at such very
moderate prices that for time foreign was
left out of the account, the supply of import
ed having quite ousstripped the demand.
Arrivals have gone into warehouse. The
week closed with a weakened feeling. though
prices showed no quotable change. Sales of
English during the week were %, l46 quarters
ITS lid for the corresponding period
last year. Imports into the United Kingdom
during the week ending September 4th were
2,105. 627 cwt. of wheat and 249, 73S cwt. of
-four.
An snfernal Machine In Ensiand-At-
tempt to Blow lip Train.
LONDON, September 13-h.-A parcel, con-
tanning four pounds Of dynamite, connected
with a tube filed with percussion caps and
gunpowder, was found under the rail on the
London and Northwestern line, sixteen miles
from Eustop, the London terminus, this
morning. 1t is supposed the express train to
Scotland passed over the mined rail two hours
previous to the discovery, but the tube was
shaken from the rail By the motion of the
passing train, OF it otherwise failed to act.
No clue to the perpetrators.
Offer of Mediation Accepted.
ROME, September 13sh.-The three South
American Powers at war on tine Pacific coast
have accepted the offer of the United States
to mediate.
VIII RcsigE-Improyed Crop Prospects.
CALCUTTA, September l3th.-General Sir
Edwin b. johnson has resigned his position
as military member of the Supreme Council
of India, because Of an intimation that he
had incurred the censure of her Majesty's
Government in connection with the late
failure Of the war estimates. General Donald
Stewart will succeed him.
During the week the crop prospects in the
Pupiaub and northwest provinces and else
where have much Improved.
The Rival Afghan Chiefs.
SIMLa, September 19th.-Cabul news says
satisfactory reports from st. Petersburg
about an understanding between Ayoob
Khan md Ameer Abdurrahnan Khan are
untrue. The statement that they met at
Mazirisharif is absurd. Ayoob Khan never
left Herat all the time Abdurrahman Khan
was in Turkistan.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Syracuse dispatch says: Barnun's
bearded woman, Mrs. Rebecca Lyon, is dead.
Livingston, the New York faster, has now
Sustained from food seven days.
DR.. Buchanan, the dealer in bogus di-
plomas, has been recommitted to prison at
Philadelphia, and Van Dusen, who testi-
fed that he saw Buchanan jump into the
Delaware river, has been held for perjury
and conspiracy.
In the international cricket match at Phil
adelphia Yesterday, between Canada and the
United States, the latter team made seventy
runs in the 6rst inning.
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