Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-13
FOREIGN.
The Cession of DuicIcno,

LONDON, October 12th.-The correspond
ent of the Times at Paris reports that the
| Turkish ambassador has notified the Gov
ernment of the cession of Dulcieno. A dis
patch 10 the same paper from Berlin says
The Porte has resolved to cede Dulcign0
owing to urgent representations.
The Surrender OF DuIcIgnO ordered by
the Sultan.
LONDON, October 12th.--A dispatch from
Pera says The Sultan last night signed an
irade in which he orders the surrender of
Dulcigno. A convention will be concluded
with Montenegro, assuring the rights OF
Mussulman inhabitants in that district. The
trade has been communicated to the Embas-
sadors. 1t is expected that the Powers will
relinquish the idea of exercising q pressure
with regard to the settlement of other pend
ing questions.
The Agitation in Ireland.
DUBLIN, October 12th.-The military au-
thorities in the west of ireland are making
extensive preparations in view of appre-
hended disturbances. Houses are beng
hired at Tuam and Headford, in Galway,
and at Batly in Mayo, for immediate occupa-
ton by military detachments
No More Troops ror Ireland.
LONDON, October 12th.-The Times under.
stands that there is no immediate intention Of
sending more troops to Ireland.
Egyptian Annexation Scheme.
LONDON, October 12sh.-Colonel Gordon
| tGordon Pasha), while passing up the Red
Sea, wrote, under date of September 29th, to
the Secretary Of the British Anti Slavery
Society as follows: I" | hear of an Egyptian
official leaving Massowah to annex the
Dampkh coast and occupy the Guardafuia
promontory. This will involve Egypt IN
yearly expenditure of S.. 600, and completely
blockade Abyssinia from the sea. The
Egyptian Commission established at Assioot
for the suppression Of the slave trade is a per
feet farce"
Affairs in Burmah.
THIEMIco, October 11th.-King Theebaw,
rendered arrogant by the easy suppression of
the rebellion under Prince Nyoungoke, has
been preparing to make war on the British.
| Over 10, 900 Burmese troops have arrived at
the frontier, and they daily expect to be re-
inforced by 10000 more. A message is also
expected from the King, demanding indenl-
nifty from the British for losses to Burmese
subjects from Nyoungo ke's expedition, or the
troops will Immediately cross the frontier:
Two companies of infantry have been ordered
| to protect the exposed villages.
United States Emigration Commission In
China.
New YORK, October l2th.--A Shanghai
dispatch says: On the 10th the United
States Emigration Commission had its first
conference with the representatives of the
| Chinese Government, Poo Hsuen and Iii
Hung Tsao. These gentlemen, who are the
| plenipetentiaries on the part of China, are
! said to be friendly to the object of the Com
mission, and it is now believed the business Of
the mission viii be rapidly dispatched
Mohammedans VS.. Chinese.
VIENNA, October 12th.-News comes by
way OF Constantinople of great insurrection
of Mohammedans in Kashgar against the
Chinese.
PARIS, October 12th.-Jules Offenbach,
brother of the late Jacques Ofenbach, is
dead.
Offer Of Mediation Accepted.
LONDON, October 12th.-A dispatch, dated
Valparaiso, October 18th, says that Chile and
Peru have accepted the offer OF mediation by
the United States.
ottawa Catholics and the Model school
Terminus Changed.
OTTAWA (Ont.), October 12sh.-A pastoral
was read in the Catholic churches of this city
Sunday forbidding parents to send their chill
dren to the Model School on pain of de-
privstion of the sacraments. The Model
School is Government institution, prelim-
mary to the Normal School.
The American terminus of the Allan line
Of steamers has been changed from Baltimore
to Boston.