Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Recent French Elections Gambeita's
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Views.
PARIS, August 15th.-The Verite publishes
letter from NJ. Gambetta to Councillor
General, explaining his views in regard to
the recent elections. He says the elections
were profoundly Republican and Democratic.
The Democrats do not wish a Republic in
form only. but want to organize an insttu-
ton in order that the Democracy may not
longer be lie, and the Republic snare.
1t is by the constant application
of such methods at home that the
Democracy will succeed in bringing
into play its admirable resources,
the treasures and hidden force and might of
our great country, and that France will be
permitted to resume wiShout precipitancy the
advanced rank which belongs to her in the
world, regain the provinces violently torn
from her, and of her restored integrity to
make pledge of the peace of Europe.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
PARIS, August 15th.-The authenticity Of
the letter imputed to Gambetta, published in
the Verite, is doubted. q
Elected a ator-BOnapariist Dem0n-
strafiOns.
PARIS, August 15th.--General Grevy,
brother of the President, has been elected
Senator.
Sunday being the day observed as the
national fete day under the Empire, many
Bonapartist manifestations were made, in
response to which shouts of 1--WE la Re-
publiaue." were raised. The police made
some arrests of disturbers
Affairs Mt Ruenos Ayres.
BUENos AYREs, August 15th-T.e political
crisis becomes more serious. The National
Congress refuses to accept the resignation of
President Avelenda, but insists upon the
overthrow of the Provincial Chambers. The
President, however, adheres to his resigna-
ton. The garrison of Buenos Ayres has been
reinforced.
Further Reinforcements.
PORTSMOUTH, August 15tb.-A troop ship,
with eight hundred and fifty reinforcements
for India, sailed to-day.
Affairs at Cantlalar.
CANDAHAR. August 11th.-All we'll. The
enemy are throwing up siege works around
the city, which up to the present are insig-
nifcant. The enemy have many guns, five
thousand infantry and five Thousand Ghazis.
CAN"AHAR, August 14lh.-The defeuses
are complete Ayoob Khan is three mics
from the city. He has thirtg-seven guns aad
2000 cavelry. 1t is said the Herates have
deserted Ayoob owing to diSsensions among
them
Dedsi OF IN English Lord.
LONDON, August 15th.-Lord Stratford de
Radcliffe (Sir Stratford Cannine), many years
British ambassador to the Porte, is dead
Adelaide Nelson Dead.
LONDON. August 15th.-Adeaide Nelson
died suddenly to-day at the Continental
Hotel, Paris.
European Officers with 4yOob Khan.
QUErTAH, August 15th-N alive reports are
so unanimous as to the presence of three
European officers with Ayoob Khan that
there eau be little doubt that they are true.
serious Riot in Scotland.
GLASGOW, August 15th.-Serious rioting
took place at the Home Rule demonstration
Saturday, owing to the Home Rulers passing
an Orange Lodge. Seventy police, who en-
deavored to restore order, were overpowered.
and two policemen injured SO badly that they
are not expected to recover. One was stabbed
by spear. Twenty persons were arrested.
Death OF Marshal Bazaine.
PARIS, August 15th.-Le VoUdire an
nounces the death of Marshal Bazaine, and
says his body, escorted by three Spanish sol
diers, passed through Limoges on the 18th
instant.
Meetings In ireland.
LONDON, August 15th.-A number of
meetings were helu in Ireland to-day to pro-
test against the rejection of the compensa-
ton for disturbance bill. Very violent Ian
guage against landlords was used by the
speakers.
Summoned to Rome.
ROME, August 15th.-It is authoritatively
stated that the Italian ambassadors at Lon
don and ST. Petersburg have been summoned
to Rome.