Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Premiership Question in England

The Premiership Question in England.
LONDON, April 17th.-The question of the
Premiership almost monopolizes public atten-
ton. 1t is believed that Lord Beaconsfeld
intends to resign Immediately on the arrival
of the Queen, whose absence the Standard
censures as creating dead lock, but nobody
outside of the Cabinet knows positively what
decision was taken on Wednesday. The
Sphinx affects mystery to the last, he plead
ing that constitutional obligations compel him
to acquaint the Queen with his determination
before the public, thus leaving the most
favored party journals ignorant of his inten-
tions.
Elected TO Parliament.
LONDON, April 17th.-J. A. Campbell,
Conservative, has been elected member of
Parliament for Glasgow and Aberdeen Uni
versities.
Scotch Peers.
LONDON, April 17th.- The election of
Scotch Peers to represent the Scottish Lords
in Parliament, resulted in the choice of four
teen Conservatives, one Liberal Conservative,
and one Liberal. The Marquis of Queens
bury was defeated, owing to letter which he
published some time ago recanting his faith
in the Christian religion.
A Member OF the Italian Chamber Elk.
PEELED from Trieste.
ROME, April 17th-The italian dramatic
author, Cavalotti, went to Trieste to superin-
tend the production of play, but was ex-
PEELED by the Austrian authorities. Two
members of the Chamber of Deputies have
given notice to Premier Yairoli of desire to
interpellate the Government respecting the
expulsion. Cavalotti is a member of the
italian Chamber of Deputies.
LONDON, April 17th.-The expulsion from
TIL br,t he stria anti OrItips of Java
lotti, the dramatic author and Republican
member of the italian Chamber of Deputies,
was because, during the discussion of the for
eign policy of Italy in the Chamber on the
18th ultimo, he expressed the opinion that
Austria was threatening Italy not because of
the Italia Irridenta agitation, but on account
of her internal necessities. She had need of
war against Italy, and her military party also
desired it.
Rewards.
LONDON, April 17th.-Queen Victoria has
sent two gold watches to Princess Louise, to
present in person to the aide-de-camp and
Princess when she was thrown from a sleigh
last winter.
The Turf.
LONDON, April 17th.-It is said Wallen-
stein has been off his feed since Wednesday.
Prenuncia,,,entO from the German Budget
Committee.
BERLIN, April 17th.-The Budget Commit
tee has pronounced the petition of paper
makers for the imposition of duty on rags
exported from Germany to be unsuitable for
discussion by the German Parliament.
Proposed Renewal of Tie Anti-S0cialist
Law in Germany.
BERLIN, April 17th.-The Reichstag to-
4 a1Nr 20,
of the bill for the removal of the anti-Social-
ist law. and rejected the amendments of So
cialist deputies for the abrogation of some
clauses of the bill, and also amendments of
Windhorst, Ultramontane leader, allowing
appeals to the tribunal If the Empire, against
dissolutions and prohibitions of meetings, and
exempting electoral meetings from the juris-
diction of the law.
Great Number of Prisoners.
LONDON, April 17th.-It is said the prisoners
at Moscow, Mini, Novgorod and SANTANA and
other depots. waiting exile to Siberia, num-
Der over &c, 600.
Destiauti0n IN 0reasburg, Russia.
LONDON, April th.-The Province of Orens
burg has been blockaded for month by I'M
precedented snow-storms, and numerous
deaths of persons overtaken by storms have
occurred. Many villages are straltened for
food.
Austria Succumbs.
ROME. April 17th.-In the italian Chamber
of Deputies to-day Premier Carroll informed
the Chamber that Cavalotti's expulsion from
Trieste was by order of local police authori-
ties. The Central Government discovered
the proceedings of the local authorities, and
directed that the order of expulsion be re-
voked.
rd Eern
NEW York, April 17th-The Heralds
Paris special says: Our Cairo correspondent
telegraphs to-day that the Jesuits have offered
four million francs for the buildii 6 and land
in Cairo reserved by Ismil Pasha for mill
tary academy, and have also been bargaining
for the palace occupied by the late Mustapha
Pasha at Alexandria The Khedive will con
suit the Sheikh-ul Islam before concluding
the sale. The Marquis of Butte is here and
is in daily conference with the Jesuits.
Gold Excitement in India.
New York, April l7th-The latest Eng
lish advices speak of the excitement over gold
discoveries in Southern India as undated.
Some of the nugget stories remind one of the
early DAYS of the California craze. In the
district Of Nevada, for instance, we read of
pieces of gold as large as q mans hand found
on the Pandi river, and on the slope of Nee
die Rock range, nuS9ets as Dig as Two nands
could compass. On the Pandi river, below
Perishota crossing. layers of gold an inch
thick have been brought to light. A column
MI hit be filed up with similar statements.
The Blockade of CalIao-Defeat of Peru
VANS.
WASHINGTON, April 17th.-The following
dispatch was received at the Chilean Legation
this evening:
PANAMA, April 10th.-Callao has been
blockaded by six steamers Of the Chilean
navy. Great panic has arisen there and at
Lima. The inhabitants are fleeing from the
cities. The Peruvians have been completely
defeated in Los Angeles AMI Moquequa.
Admiral Montero is trying to escape from