Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-11

LONDON, October 9th.-The Pail 1IaU
Gaeettc gives special prominence to the fol-
lowing announcement We understand that
the proposed naval operations in the Egean
Sea, by which it is hoped to exert an effective
pressure ON the Sultan, are approved by the
the Powers. The execution of the decision of
the European concert will be intrusted to at
least three Powers who will act as man
datorial Of Europe.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, October 9th-The Sui
tan has declared that he would rather abdi-
cate than yield to the wishes of the Powers.
He had protracted interview with Hobart
Pasha to-day.
Irelana's Land Troubles.
NEW YORK, October 9th.-The Tri5unes
London special says Mr.. Parnell talks of
another tour to the United States to replen-
ish his exchequer for the agitation. He wants
to start League newspaper. If the landlords
perform their threats to refuse to discharge
their public duties, and to arm men upon
whom they can rely, Irish chaos will rapidly
increase, and the Government will be COM
PEELED to interfere. There is a noteworthy
increase in the number of the Irish priesthood
who are awakening to the teachings of the
Land League. In Cloyne the Bishops, Arch
deacon and all of the clergy rejected the plan
of the League for getting rid of all landlords.
LONDON, October 9th.-The Dublin Aaa
says: Right Hon. w. L. Forster, Secretary
for ireland, has informed q deputation of
landlords who waited on him. that he would
regret if he should be obliged to suspend the
writ of habeas corpus, but that the Govern
ment would do so if it became absolutely
necessary.
Affairs in Russia.
NEW YoRK, October 9th.-The Heralds
Paris special says: Emperor Alexander of
Russia, whose morganatic marriage with
Princess Dolgoruski is believed to be an &C.
complished fact, is not, it seems, much more
faithful to his new wife than he was to his
old one. He has, it is stated. already formed
fresh liaison with pretty Polish lady.
met Yesterday Russian who was present
at the famous game of baccarat between
Prince Demidoff and Count SchouvSloff He
says it is not true that Demidoff lost 81, 500,-
600 to the latter. Prince Demidoff had lost
at one period of the night II, 900, 600 roubles
but at the termination OF the game at
o'clock in the morning he had recovered the
whole of it back.
Barbarity in South America.
NEW YORK, October 9th.-The Peruvian
Consul of this city furnishes the following
The Consul General of Peru in Panama tele-
graphs that the Chileans have bombarded
Cherillos and Ancon and destroyed many
valuable sugar plantations in the north
Both the above-named places were perfectly
defenseless. Cherillos is a fashionable water
ing place near Lima, where many foreign and
native families sought refuge from the threat
ened attack on Lima. The Society of the
Red Cross has also established large hos
pitsl there for the sick and wounded. The
Chileans have undoubtedly bombarded these
places to revenge the blowing up of the Cava-
donga by the Peruvians.
ranSaIIdatiuo RrIfIsh paesesslapa
OTTAWA, October 3d.--A Downing street
circular published in to-day's Official Gazette
announces that by an order in Council, from
and after the 1st of September, 1880, all the
British territories and possessions not al
ready included within the Dominion of Can
ada, and all islands adjacent to any such ter
ritories or possessions, shall, With The excep-
ton of Newfoundland and its dependencies,
become part of the said Dominion of Can
ada. and be subject to the laws in force in
said Dominion in so far as such laws may be
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