Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-16

Eng,and's International an irs.

England's International An IRIS.
LONDON, February 15th.-In the House Of
Commons to-day, Dixie, Under Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, denied that any French troops
have been prepared for emhsrkation to Egypt.
The Government still acheres to European
concert as the means Of adjusting foreign
difficulties. He denied the existence of the
reported revolt at Herat. In regard to the
Jews in Russia, all precedents showed that
English interference in the internal affairs of
that country would meet with q rebuff and
do more harm than good.
The Paris Boursc.
PARIS, February 18th = Evening Tho
Bourss closed firm all round. The bulk of
spectators who had heavy accounts to settle
found the necessary resources.
PARIS, February 15th.-Itis semi-officially
stated that the new shares of the Union Cen
erale will he pronounced valid, and outside
brokers will be requested TO pay the differences
they owe the bankrupt company on transac-
tions in the new shares. Great CONSERVATION
exists among the unauthorized brokers, as
thereby the position of the Lyons official
brokers will be rendered more grave. The
outlook is darker and the position of the
market is becoming more complicated.
New Form OF Grain Contracts.
LONDON, February 15th.-At a meeting
form of grain contracts was finally considered
and drawn up for immediate Dispatch ia the
United S5ates. Tas details are not pnbii;hed,
but it i understood that though the trade is
actuated by every desire TO meet the views
of the Auie, icsns they are compelled to
make very considerable alterations.
Suspects Released.
DUBLIN, February 10 h.-Suspec.s James
O'Colror, Henry Burton and Mallon have
been recessed.
The French In africa.
MARsEuLIs, February 15sh.-General
Fargenal has started for Aigeris, with special
instructions to act in accordance with his own
judgment. The return of troops from Turis
10 postponed.
Inrernai Machines In Scotland.
EDINDURGH, February 15th.-Two boxes
containing Internal machines, which had been
delivered to two different addresses to-day,
exploded on being opensd, ard eight persons
were injured. a man named Costello has been
arrested. 1t is believed that he was prompted
by personal motives.
Recommended as suli.van's Successor.
LONDON, February 15th.-The Catholic
diocese of Meath recommend Patrick Eagan.
candidate Of the Irish party for the vacancy
in the House of Commons caused by the re-
signation of Sullivan.
Great Britain InsuIted by an Albanian.
LONDON, February 18th. = Comm lander
William H. Qs2elby of the British man-of
war Falcons t18Ee on shooting excursion
near Artski, Asia Minor, was seriously
wounded by an Albanian with an ak. Said
Pasha has ordered the Governor of Artski
to arrest the assailant. A Turks and British
man of-war have proceeded to Artak;. Com
mander Selby is in critical condition.
PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR
Commander Selby had been warned by the
Albanian not 70 shoot in the vicinity of his
h1cks, but did not understand the warninS
Selby put his gun on the ground to show that
he was peacefully inclined, whereupon the
Albanian attempted to seize it. A struggle
then ensned for ths possession of this weapon.
The Albanian desisted on Captain GreeEfell
pointing his gun at him, but afterwards re-
turned with 8 comrade, when Commander
Selby was attacked with an ak. While re-
turning to their ship the Eoglish officers were
attacked by fifteen Albaoians, who knocked
them senseless with the butt ends OF muskets,
and bound them. Subsequently Consul
Wrench succeeded in procuring the release of
Commander Selby and his companion by
offering himself as hostage. Wrench was
afterwards released. The motive for the
outrage was probably that the shepherds OBJ
jected to the sportsmen's dogs disturbing
their sheep.