Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-01
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AntipOdeau POllti,


MELBOURNE, July 1.-The legislative assembly
OF the colony Of Victoria. on the motion OF MIR.
Bryan OLognlen. has passed. By 81 to IS,
vote Of Want OF confidence in the Cabinet
Prayers for the Empress.
LONDON. july IA Berlin dispatch to the
Times says: although the Empress Augusta
is doing as well as can be expected. prayers are
offered In all the churches OF Coblentz for her
speedy recovery"
Emperor William At Ems.
The Emperor William has returned to Ems
The Land Hill.
In the House OF Commons In committee on the
land bill last night, by amendment moved
Dy the Attorney General OF Ireland. the de1ni-
ton OF "fafr rent" was omitted from clause Z.
An amendment. offered by Lerd Russell Gtoe-
raN, requiring the court to have regard In fixing
statutory rents to the interest OF both land
lord and tenant was accepted by the govern
ment and carried.
disposes of the most disputable point In the
seventh clause. Mr.. Gladstone yesterday some
what modified hts previous declaration concern
that some relief should be given to leaseholders
who are subjected TO undue pressure. How this
is to be done is reserved for future considera-
leases, while maintaining that they could not
be revised. This concession saved an ob3tr9c-
tive debate, which the IIish members seemed
inclined to raise.
German Cable Arrangements.
The Berlin telegram to the Standard an
nouDcing that the United German Telegraph
Co. has made arrangements with the Anglo
american cable Co. TO secure the exclusive use
that the German company has arranged to use
the wires Of the Anglo American Co. exclusive
~ and not those OF any other company.
Conservative John Bull.
LONDON, July 1.-The Dduy Netrs In regard
to the suggestion fer the Introduction OF Amer
1can saloon carriages on english railways, which
subject has come forward again in connection
With the murder of Mr.. Gold, makes the follow
informed q
years ago the directors of the Brighton Rail-
way Company discussed the matter, but the
lie for ordinary English carriages was so
strongly marked that the proposal was aban-
doned." Extraordinary excitement continues
relative to the murder OF MI. Gold: Toe Daily
telegraph publishes q likeness OF Arthur LET
roy and specimens OF his han 1writ1ng.
italian Feeling Against France.
ROME, July lon Wednesday, at perform
apce at the Alhambra, OF play containing
anu-French sentiments the audience cheered
SO as to cause pause In the performance. and
the national anthem was repeatedly called for
Arabs Firing on n French Troop
Ship.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Tunis to
Reuters Telegram Co. says: ARABS at Sfay
fired on French steamer conveying Tunisian
troops thfther. to prevent them from landing.
Ii Is stated that the French vlce-consul was
wounded: Great excitement prevails at Mehe-
dis, north Of Siax, the Inhabitants fearing an
attack from the Arabs
France and Spain.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says it
Is sffirmed that Premier Ferry has spoken OF
the readiness Of France to embrace an opportu-
nifty Of introducing Spain into the European
concert.
Italian Affairs.
LONDON, July la dispatch from Rome to-
day says: "a report is published here that
Count MeDabrea will replace Gen. Cialdini as
Italian ambassador at Paris" 1t may be re-
remarked that there have been reports OF dis
agreement between Gen. Cialdinl aud Signor
Mancinl, the Italian minister of foreign affairs
Manchester Market.
LONDON. July 1.-The Manchester Guardian,
In Its commercial article this morning. says
The market continues steady, and there is a
fsir, though not large, demand for goods at
current rates for South American and other
smaller foreign markets. Almost nothing is
dcIrg for India or China, merchants being
content with existing contracts pending ad-
vices concerning the Indian agricultural pros
poets. Yarns are quiet and steady. because OF
tie strength OF the cotton market, but there Is
nothing like full demand for either the ey.
port CT the home market.