Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
Garibaldfs NOvements-Launch of TN
Italia.

GdfiDHIuIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oh The
Italia.
ROME, September 30th.-General Garibalii
will leave Caprera for Genoa on next Satur.
day. Rumors are rife in regard to his inten-
tions, and also of revolutionary movements
Whether these rumors are true or false, it Is
believed that the Government has adopted
vigorous precautions with reference to them.
The ironclad Italia, II, coo tons (?), COW
cred throughout with armor three feet thick,
has been successfully launched in the presence
of King Humbert and an immense crowd of
people. The Italia is the most powerful
ironclad ever constructed.
War spirit at Fever Heat.
LONDON, September 30th. A dispatch
from Chalkis reports that Greek recruits are
pouring in by thousands. The army will
soon number 10000 men.
The Allied Fleets.
GRAvEsA, September 30th-It is generally
believed that the fleets will not go to Dull.
cigno.
Antivari Threatened.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 30th. = As
soon as the Sultan learned that Admiral
Seymour had gone to Cettinje to concert COM
bined action with the Montenegrins, RIA
Pasha was instructed to warn the Montene-
grins that if they advanced on Dulcigno he
would attack Antivari
ScUTARI, September 30th-A detachment
of Albanian volunteers have arrived here,
but the authorities prevented them from pro-
ceeding to Dulcigno.
The report of the burning of Dulcigno is
absolutely unfounded.
ROME, September 30th.-The Italie says
that the Porte promises satisfactory solu-
ton of the Dulcigno question on Monday
next.
De Chambord's Birthday.
PARIS, September 30th.-The Count De
Chambord completed yesterday his sixtieth
year. The occasion was celebrated by about
dozen banquets in various parts of Paris,
and the commemorative mass at the Church
of st. German des Paris was attended by
thousands of persons. Masses were also cele-
brated at Marseilles, Bordeaux and other
towns.
All About Hanlan.
LONDON, September 30th.-Hanlan took
walking exercise this morning, during which
he m ct and greeted Trickett. At IL o'clock
he launched his boat built at Newcastle, and
pulled from Putney to Hammersmith and
back alone, and then repeated the journey
with Harry Thomas. He was afoat, in ali,
one hour and twenty minutes. He is well
satisfied with the Newcastle boat, but will
row the race in that built at Toronto There
was a heavy mist on the river, but Hanlan,
pulling a leisrrely stroke, seemed to get any
amount Of way on the boat. The opinion is
loudly expressed that his style is the prettiest
ever seen.
Death of a Distinguished Divine.
LONDON, September Both. - Rev. John
Washington, the eminent divine, is dead.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The cleariugs of the associated banks of
Chicago for the month of September were
S142, eco, 600, or S2S.000,000 greater than for
September, 1879. The clearings for the nine
months ending with September were 81, 1885,
900 0O0-an increase compared with tie same
period last year of S342, 100000.
Over q, 900 barrels OF apples were shipped
from New York to European ports last week,
and from all parts of the country outside of
New York 10000 barrels more were sent.
This week shipments from New York will
amount to about $4,000 barrels, and other
ports will also show increased shipments.
Consul Mosby of Hongkong denies the
story of the New York Herald about one of
his children being in the care of the Humane
Society there.
The steamer France brought to New York
yesterday 1901, 600 in gold.
The coinage executed at the United States
MINIS during September was 8, 700, TIC pieces,
valued at 81, 102. S64 OF this amount there
were 1000, 600 silver dollars.
AT Schuylerville, N. Y. yesterday, fire
destroyed several stores, causing a loss of
about $40 GOO.
Colonel Hunt, Indian Agent at the Wichita
Agency, Indian Territory, emphatically de-
MES the report recently telegraphed from
Texas that the Cheyenne Indians made an
attack on the commissary supplies there, and
committed other ou.rages He says the
whole story is absolutely false.
Secretary Schurz left Washington last
night for Cleveland, where he will speak to.
night. He will probably make a speech in
Indiana before his return.
The Treasury Department yesterday pur-
chased 1875, 900 ounces of fine silver, for de.
livery at the Philadelphia and New Orleans
MINIS.
General J. A Williamson, Commissioner
of the General Land Office, left Washington
last night, to attend the Convention of State
Surveyors G eneral at Salt Lake City Octo-
Der 9Th.
A New York evening paper has a rumor
that the Stevens battery, which was sold
Wednesday, will be at once finished, fully
equipped and put into commission by the
Colombian Government, who are said to be
her real purchasers.