Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, June 4th. - Dervisch
Pashs, Commissioner, and Lebib Bey. assist
ant Commissioner, Ahmed Essad Effendi.
second assistant Commissioner, and Vilmy
Boy. attache to the Commission, have sailed
for Cairo. All the foreign ambassadors were
summoned to the Porte last evening, and in
formed of the dispatch of the Commission.
with the object of endeavoring to effect re,
Cancellation between the Khedive and Arab
Pasha, and restore order.
Lord Dufferin, British Minister, tele-
graphed Earl Granville that in view of the
Sultan's action in sending Commission to
Egypt, postponemsnt of the Conference
was desirable.
The Porte has sent circular to its repre.
sentatives abroad, expressing the opinion that
the Conference is no longer called for. sincs
the Commission sent to Egypt will suffice TO
restore order.
1t is said that Ahmet Uizld, the Sultan's
confidential agent in Egypt, has succeeded in
establishing an understanding between the
military party aud the Sultan, so that in the
event of the landing of Turkish troops thev
and the Egyptian troops will fraternizs.
Russia accepts the invitation to the Con-
ference.
LONDON, june 4th-A correspondent GAYS
he has had an interview with Arab Pasha,
who stated that ne cared little for Eneland's
promises and threats, and would repel Eu.
ropean aggression with his whole strength.
Heavy guns are going into the earthworks
erected around the harbor of Alexandria.
The Dead Italian Patriot.
ROME, June 4sh.-All the Liberal journals
are in mourning and publish eulogies on
Garibaldi. The French Chamber of Depu-
ties adjourning as a mark Of mourning pro-
duced an excellent impression. Ricciotte
Garibaldi and Major CAMEO have arrived at
Caprera. Preparations for the cremation of
the remains are suspended. The doctors are
expected to arrive this evening.
CABRERA, June 4th.-General Garibaldi's
family will obey the injunctions Of his will.
The ceremony of cremation will be per.
formed by Signor Prandina.
The Grand Prlx Won by an English
Horse.
PARIS, June 4th.-The Grand Prix de
Paris, for three-year-olds, colts and fllies,
mile and seven furlongs, was run to-day, and
was won by Bruce, Feneion second, Alham-
bra third. Keene's Romeo met with an acct.
dent this morning, and in consequence did
not run. The winner Of the race is an En-
glish horse, and was ridden by Archer.
Eight horses started, including Dictateur.
Bruce held a position in the center until
rounding the bend, when he made his effort,
and won easily by half length, with Fen
elon neck ahead Of Alhambra, and Dicta-
teur q bad fourth.
Anniversary Observed.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 4th.-The anniver.
sary of the death of the Empress was observed
with special services at the Cathedral of ST.
Peter aud 81. Paul, which were attended by
the Emperor and Empress. The Emperor
visited the Winter Palace.
Excitement at Calcutta.
CALCUTTA, juno 4sb.-Great excitement
prevails regarding the order issued by the
Secretary Of State for India fer the immedi-
ate repeal OF the Petroleum Act Of 1881, and
the substitution therefor Of new Act allow.
ing the Importation Of any oil, subject to the
orders Of TIE Yiceroy Of india. The Indian