Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
House Of Commons,

LONDON, November Shin the House of
Commons this afternoon Gladstone unex-
pectediy arose to reply to remarks on the
cloture resolution, and asked whether, after
seventeen nights of debate and seventeen
days of session. If they could not dismiss the
resolution to oblivion, thus losing the fruit of
al their labor. There was no reason for
further continuance of the debate. The alarm
which had been expressed in this House
that the ultimate workings of the resolution
might be unpleasant, and calculated to dis.
turb the harmony of ths couusels of the ma
ton, was entirely unfounded, because, being
only standing order, it could be re-
pealed at any moment il desirable
He declared in positive manner that it would
not interfere with freedom OF speech It's
only effect would be to prevent q small num-
Der of members from subjectirg the House to
q yoke by unbridled license of speech, and
from stopping legislation. He denied that
there wss desire on the part of the Govern
ment to apply gag, or arbitrarily curtail
debate. but the country would be unable to
reconcile the redundance of talk with the
psucity of action He had made up his mind
to instruct the House TO do more and talk
less.
The debate then adjourned at o'clock in
the evening" The Government perseveres in
it's intention to force division on the ques.
ton aad settle the whole subject tomorrow
night.
EharfOum not IN Danger.
CAIRO, November Sth.-Lord Dufferin and
the Khedive had long interview tc-lay.
The guns of the citadel tired a salute in honor
of the English ambassador.
The Governor Of Soudan has telegrsphed
the Khedive, denying that Khartoum is in
imminent danger. The battle between the
black troops and the False Prophet was most
desperate. The former lost 1000 killed,
while the False Prophet suffered still more
severely. The Governor says he is able to
hold Khartoum. Traders report that Obeid
and Bara, which were besieged by the False
Prophet, have been relieved.
wrecked Vessels.
COPENHAGEN, November Ssh.-Four ship E
were wrecked on the coast of Denmark dur.
ing Mondays gale.
The CoIIIery Explosion.
LONDON, November Shat the Clay
Cross ColiierY explosion the number Of deaths
now amount to fifty.
Another Hurricane at Manila-A Duke
Coming.
LONDON, November Sth.-Another terrible
hurricane has occurred at Manila. The dam.
age was heavy to vessels and houses, but no
ships suffered material injuries.
The Duke of Newcastle has sailed for
America, and will make quite an extended
Twelve Men Drowned.
LONDON, November Sth.-An Austrian
bark was wrecked at Milford, and twelve of
the crew drowned.
Fire at sydney.
LONDON, November Sth.-Details are re
ceived Wis Brindisi of the burning of the
Garden Palace at Sydney, New South
Wales.
France and Germany.
BERLIN, November Sth.-Ths projected
extensive maneuvers of French cavalry in the
eastern provinces is leading to a coucentra.
tion of German troops on the frontier.
Critical Cond ttiGn.
LONDON, November Sth.-Anthony Trol.
lope's condition is critical.
Fresh Riots I'm Austria.
VIENNA. November Ssb.--Fresh riots have
ccurred in the suburbs OF Neubau and
osefstadt. To-day the iourneymen shoe.
m skers, accompanied by mob. paraded the