Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
The English Parliament.

LONDON, July 17th.-No week during this
session has witnessed more outrageous con-
duct on the part of the Irish members. Not
content with series of studied insults to
Secretary Forster, the Land Leaguers again
resorted to systematic obstruction, and when
Gladstone, Thursday night, announced
resolve of the Government to take vote on
the emigration clause that night, the Irish
fury found vent in spiteful abuse of Glad
stone. This brought forth stern rebuke
from Bright, followed by fresh brutalities
against Secretary Forster, ending with q ten
minutes speech from Gladstone, which, those
who heard it say, was never surpassed for
glowing indignation.
How the Irish Agitation Is Fomcnfed.
LONDON, July 17th.--Redpath observed at
q recent meeting that if arrested no English
nobieman could cross the Mississippi without
the risk of being shot or Of being held as
hostage for his release. The menace was
apparently taken seriously by the multitude
present. Thus is the Irish agitation fomented.
Kalakaua living High.
LONDON, July 17th.-Last night the Lord
Mayor gave banquet at the Mansion House
to representatives Of the British colonies, and
most OF the dependencies were represented
Fl. r, ii. the Prince of Wales sat on the
right CT the Lord Mayor, who had the King
of the Sandwich Islands on his left.
Don Ca5los Iayited TO Travel.
PARIS, July 17th.-A decree ordering the
expulsion from France of Don Carlos, the
Spanish pretender, was signed Saturday and
communicated to him to-day. It is stated
that he has been engaged in certain proceed.
ings which are regarded as manifestation
against the present form of government in
France.
The French attack on sfax.
PARIS, July 17th-The Minister of Ma
rice has a dispatch from Sfax announcing
that the French squadron arrived Thursday,
bombarded the town Friday, attacked it Sat
urday in front, and occupied it, in spite of
vigorous resistance. The French loss
French position being now safe, the troops
which landed from the squadron will return
on board Monday. Sfax was strongly forti-
fed by the Arabs, and surrounded by deep
trenches. A detachment of French troops
overlook the rear guard OF the insurgents at
Relizene, Algiers. and inflicted upon them a
loss of thirty killed. 1t is rumored that dis
sensions have appeared among the followers
of Bou Amena, who has been forced to flee for
his life.
Affairs In Peru.
PANAMA, July Sth-The following news
from Peru has been received: The Congress
called by the Provisional Government of Lima
has transacted no business. obtained no
quorum and done nothing to alleviate the
situationr A large amount of talk has been
INDUCED in as usual, which has amounted to
nothing, but which it was said would bear
fruit the last of june. In the meantime
Peirola has called Congress to meet at
Ayacucho July 1st, and it is said there will
be no lack of representatives at the reunion
of that body, whether legal representatives
of people of Peru or Of Peirolism of different
localities, it is hard to say. Peiroa has visited
Arequesa and Lapaz, Bolivia. He is faith
full son OF the Church and an Ultramontane.
He was received with high ecclesiastical
honors in the former place, but in the latter
he seems to have accomplished little. The
alliance is dead. It's military power is de-
stroyed, its resources exhausted, and both
Campero and Peirola appear disposed to take
the shortest method to secure.peace, viz, by
treating with the ChieaBs, which hitherto
they have haughtily refused 10 do. The only
question is. will the Chileans treat with them
after the declaration of their Minister of War,
Negara, that the door was closed against me-
gotistions from that quarter, and after Peri
ols's insolent circular of January last The
two Governments have recognized the pro-
visional government of Calderon. This may
lead to a general recognition by the diplo-
matte corps of Lima, in which case the day
is over for Don Nicolas de Peirola. The
Chilean and Peruvian troops have been busy