Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Turkish Government and the De
mand of EnrOne.

mand OF Europe.
LONDON, July 11th.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople reports that in the last Council of
State Mahmoud Hedim Pasha, Minister of
the INTERIOR again strongly urged the accept
ance of the demand of Europe. Abeddis
Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, processes
the same opinion. The opposition comes from
the Sultan. The Sultan cannot surrender
Moslem territory to intidels, except under
compulsion. Wien, however, there is a suffi-
Gent show of force, his objections will be
overcome. The Montenegro representative
has been ordered to remain in Constantinople.
The Porte suggests that it can now surrender
the territory around Scutari. AS the Alba
mans must return home to gather their har-
vest, the delivery of the territory will be
much easier.
Settlement Obtained.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 11th.-Goschen has
obtained settlement OF several long stand
ing matters in which the Porte is indebted to
English subjects.
Advice TO Greece.
ATHENS, July 11th.-England and France
have advised Greece to postpone calling out
the reserve until the collective note is re-
ceived and replied to by Turkey and Greece
so as to avoid Offering the Porte any pretext
tor resistance.
Idea AbandGned-SecOnd keadtngAGrant
Adopted.
LONDON, July 11sh.-A dispatch from
Paris says The idel of immediate seventies
against Dominicans has been abandoned !;
therefore everybody except the Jesuits may
share in the frte, July 18th.
The merchant shipping bill has been read
second time in the Chamber and passed.
The Senate has adopted the grant of SOC, COO
francs for the fete. July 18th, by 16S TO 81.
Proved Fru:,Iess-Frec Pardon Instead
or Amnesty.
LONDON, July 11th.- Berlin correspond
ent telegraphs that Russia's efforts 70 induce
Portugal asd Japan to aid her in the event
of war with China has proved fruit!ess.
Paris dispatch says: 1t is calculated
that only niue persons will be excluded from
amnesty, but they will get free pardon.
Russian Naval Movements.
ST. PETERSBURG, July l1th.-An order has
been received at Nicolaietf to prepare soon
as possible four of the best torpedo boats be-
longing to the Black Sea feet, to be sent TO
the Pacific Several vessels have been char
tered in foreign ports for transport service.
The ironciad Peter the Great has left Reval
for sea. The cruiser Europe has sailed from
Cronstadt.
Remission OF Sentences.
PARIS, July 11th.--An official decree is
published, granting full remission of sem
fences to all individuals convicted of partici-
patton In the instruction of 1870 and 1871,
aud subsequent insurrectionary movements.
African Affairs Victorious Rebels.
LONDON, July 11th.-News has been re-
ceived from the west coast of Africa that
trade has been greatly interfered with by the
withdrawal from circulation on the Gold
..l oil ha rsfa1r fa,ia IA
Governor has gone to Lagoo to try to settle
the difficulty.
Letters received at Gibraltar from Morocco
report that the Imperial troops pursued the
rebels to the mountains, where the latter,
being reinforced, turned on their pursuers
and completely routed them. The rebels
captured the camp of the Imperial command
er-ia-chief, and were destroying the crops
near Aleassar.
No Deaths from Starvation.
DUBLIN, July 11eh.-The annual report of
the local Government Board states that
although there has been exceptional distress,
no case of death from starvation has occurred.
PhyIIoxera in Switzerland.
LONDON, July 11th.-A Geneva dispatch
reports great alarm 10 western Switzerland
owing to the appearance of the phylloxera in
several parts of the canton OF Vaud.
Returned TO Paris.
PARIS. July Ilth.-Jules Wales has ar
rived, and Henri Rochefort is expected TO-
day.
Promised statement from Gladstone
Rupture Reported.
LONDON, July 12th-A M-The Standard
says: Gladstone will tonight, in the House
the purpose and calculated effect of the At
torpe1, {,anera1's amendment TO khe cOmDen-