Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-26
FOREIGN.
Dean stanle,.s Funeral.

this afternoon was the time announced tor
the opening of Westminster Abbey for the
funeral of Dean Stanley, crowd began to
assemble at noon, and at 2 o'clock fully twice
as many persons assembled as could possibly
be accommodated. The Prince of Wales was
present, and other members of the royal fam
lily were specially represented. Matthew
Arnold, the eminent writer; Right Hon.
VIM. Z. Forster and the Duke OF Westmins-
ter were among the pallbearers. The Arch.
bishop of Canterbury presided at the grave.
The funeral occasioned remarkable gath.
ering. Among these present at the Abbey
were Professors Huxley and Tindall, Rev.
DR.. Newman Hall, Cardinal Newman, Car
dinal Manning, Lord SALISBURY, the Bishops
of Tennessee, Peterborough and st. Adams,
Gloucester and other prominent clergymen,
the Dukes of Argyll and Richmond, the
| Marquis of Salisbury, Lords Derby, Aber-
deem and Sherbrook, Gladstone Sir Charles
Northcote, Sir Il. Ashton Cross, Sir Bartle
Frere, Sir Robert Lighton and Baroness
Burdett Coutts.
Report ConfiI med.
LONDON, July 25th.-In the House of
Commons Viscount London confirmed the
report of the recovery of American Internal
machines in Liverpool on two vessels. The
Home Government was notified that they
had been consigned three weeks ago. He
| believed the conspirators were connected
with the projects of the Fenian press in
America, but believed the American Gov
eminent as DESTROYS as England to suppress
such crime.
The Liverpool Police and the Internal
Machines.
LONDON, July 25th.-A Liverpool CORE
spondent telegraphs and says: 1.-The police
believe the story about the discovery of in
fernal machines in barrels purporting to con
tain cement, from America. is a hoax"
Another correspondent says the information
about the clock-work, dynamite internal
machine, received by steamers from
America, is correct, but the authorities are
reticent.
The Feeling In England In Regard TO the
President.
LONDON. July 25th-The Standard in an
editorial says In England every incident
since President Garfeld's illness is watched
with keen, but mournful, interest. Had he
been a British statesman it would have been
hardly possible for the English people to have
manifested truer sentiment of sympathy
than that which they have extended to his
family and country. In no part of the
United States will the news that Garfield is
out of danger be more joyfully received than
IN England. In no part of the Union will
the tidings of his death, should that melan.
genuine feeling of sorrow than it would pro-
duce throughout her Msjesty's English speak
ing dominions.
Affairs In France.
PARIS, July 25th.-The movementof troops
through Marseilles continues steadily from
all parts of France. Ten thousand soldiers
have arrived in the last eight days. The
Gazette de France, the Legitimist organ, &C.
cuses the Government of desiring to get the
general elections over with, so as to be able
to send 100, 900 men TO Africa in the autumn
to fomeut a war in Tripoli. The DIR Nea.
rieae Siecele, which is habitually an ardent
supporter of the Government, begs the Min
isters to pause and consider the damaging
effects of their decision in public opinion if
the intention to hurry on the election is per-
severed in. 1t saytlthe people may be brought
to believe the croakings of the Gazette dc
France.
Tunis and Algeria.
PARIS, July 25th.-News from Tunis and
Algeria is very conflicting. Some reports
represent quiet returning, and others speak
of new outbreaks, actual or intended.
Bombardment by the French.
TUNIs, July 25th. a telegram from
Medina announces that fifteen French ships
are bombarding Mabes.
Fatal DueIs.
BERLIN, July 25th.-Baron Won Geyso.
young officer of much promise, has been shot
dead in duel with brother officer. Two
students of Gottingen fought duel with pis.
tolls Thursday last, and one was MORALLY
wounded.
last evening within the Spanish lines between
Spanish captain and lieutenant. The
captain was killed and the lieutenant Sc
riously wounded.
The situation in Afghanisfan.
QUETrAH, July 25sh.-Ayoob Kahn has in
vited negotiations with the Ameer, and En-
VOWS discussed the terms. The Ameer,
spiritedly saying he could listen to no prop
ositions except at Herat. ordered an imme-
date attack. He thought Ayoob was only
trying to gain time.
Sending Reinfercements.
TUNIs. July 25th.-Eighteen hundred
French reinforcements arrived at Goletta,
and have gone to Sfax. Seventy Arab
prisoners from Sfax have started for Toulon.
Presidency OF Chile.
PANAMA, July 25th-Domingo Santa
Maria has been elected President of Chile.
NO Vote OF Ccnsure.
LONDON, July 25th.-The House of Com
mons-314 to 205-voted down Sir Michael
Hicks Beachs vote of censure of the Gov
eminent for its course in the Transvaal.
More Internal Machines.
LONDON. July 25th.-Sir William Har-
court stated to-day that each machine con-
tanned eleven cartridges, each of which was
charged with nitro-glycerine and a compound
similar to gun cotton. One of the supposed
cement barrels had in all fourteen pounds of |
this dangerous explosive material in it. and |
it is impossible to estimate the fatal effects of |
even an accidental conclusion upon such a |