Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-02
examined to-day, and were remanded for a
week at the request of the police.
Affairs In Ireland.

AMa1fs In AEeIanu.
LONDON, October 1st.-In regard to Irish
affairs, the Daily Neacs says: A report upon
tha condition of Ireland,was made by Forster,
but we believe no decision was taken by the
Cabinet Council and none was asked for
Forster does not believe that the present
grave and anxious condition of ireland will
be bettered by the re-enactment of the peace
preservation measures. The Government will
not be counseled, frightened or defied into
any inconsiderate and headloDg course. II
Parnell really breaks the law be viii be pros
ecuted, but the Government will make no
wild pledges, as their predecessors did. They
have no passion for State prosecutions, and
are not likely to commit any blunders in that
way.
Reasonable Grounds for Hope.
LONDON. October 1st-Tbe Times in a
leading article this morning says: The as
peet of affairs in the East gives reasonable
grounds to hope that pacific execution of
the Treaty of Berlin will be found in the
united action of the Powers. The pressure
upon Turkey will now cease to be merely
Cabinets, through their representatives in
Censtantinople, TO extort from the Porte the
concession granted by the Treaty of Berlin.
Meanwhile it is a matter full of significance
that the present alliance of the Powers so far
from losing strength through the interposi-
ton Of obstacles imperfectly foreseen, has
probably acquired new force from the trial.
Affairs at Duicigno.
RAGUsA, October 1st.-The Albauians con-
tinue to assemble in the neighborhood of
Dulcigno in such numbers as to render its
occupation more difficult than at the outset
Ria Pasha has advised the inhabitants of
Dulcigno to remove their families to place
of safety in case of bombardment, hut the
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than submit to the Montenegrins
Garibaidi Creating an Excitement in
Italy.
ROME, October 1st. = Representatives of
the Thousand of MARSHA " and of the sur
vivors of that battle started for Caprera to-
day aboard the tug. boat in which General
Garibaldi was to embark for Genoa. Carl
baldi, in spite of the urgent advice of his
best friends, is determined to carry out his
intention, and will probably be in Caprera
tomorrow and arrive at Genoa Sunday.
The situation is rife with most serious
possibilities No,doubt General Garibaldi
will be received on landing by the extreme
radicals of Genoa in all their strength, and
should he, as SEINE think likely. go at their
head to the Prefecture and prison and de-
mand Mayor Canzea's release, we shall prob
ably have such an affair as that of Aspro-
momete over again, for Premier Carroll, Bit
ter as it may be for him to act vigorously
against his old leader, will faithfully do his
duty, and cause the law to be respected.
Disturbance in Belgium.
BRUGEs, October 1st.-Disturbance occur
red near this city to-day. The peasants as
sembled and attempted to eject the Govern.
ment Commissioner, who was sent to carry
out the provisions of the school law. The
gendarmes were obliged to fire on the mob
lri1lfpn and UOun1ypn another
severely.
No More Political Priests.
MADRID, October 1st.-The Cove rnment
introduce politics in their sermons, and dis
miss all Mayors who are not serious Carlists.
Opening OF the International Exhibition
ut Melbourne.
MELBOURNE, October 1st.-The Marquis of
Normandy, Governor and Commsndsr-in-
Chief of Victoria, the Governors of South
Australia, New South Wales, Western Aus
tralia and Tasmania, and the Mayor of the
municipality, escorted by the colonial tooops,
the fire brigade and friendly Societies, pro-
ceeded to the Exhibition building to-day,
where they were received by the Commits
sioners of the Exhibition. The Marquis of
Normandy, in the presence of the Duke of
Manchester, the Ministry, Consuls and men,
bers of the Assembly, received the report of
the Commissioners. After replying to the
report the Marquis declared the exhibition
open, whereupon the Royal standard was
hoisted and salutes were fired. The exhibi.
ton was then inspected, and the proceedings
passed off with great eclat. The exhibits re-
quire but little final arrangement to render
the display complete.
Advices from Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, September 21st.-Con-
gress opened on the 10Th, and referred the
disturbing question of double credentials to
the proper District Judge for decision.
President Disz in his opening speech, ex-
pressed great satisfaction at the political and
moral advancement of the Republic. He
said the neg otiations for the establishment
of diplomatic relations with France had re-
suited satisfactorily. He did not specially
mention the United States. The President
expressed the hope that the present Congress
would find solution for the financial difficult
ties of the Government, and place the ma
tional credit ON q sound basis.
The Government of chihuahua offer re-
ward of 80, 500 for the scalp of Victoria.
Guerrero Y Tercreo, Spaniard, has been
expelled from Sonora as a pernicious for
eigner.
The receipts of the Custom. house at Vera
Cruz for eleven months show an increase of
more than 81, 100000 over corresponding
months of the previous year.
About 200 religious pilgrims from Puebla
have visited Guadalupe shrine, near the