Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-21

The following Is summary Of
the foreign dispatches OF the 10th:

The following is summary Of
the foreign dispatches OF the 10th:
ENGLAND.
DR.. Lyon PIsyfair, ember Of
Parliam for Edinburgh and st.
Andrews universities, speaking at
Edinburgh to-day, said it was un-
doubtedly q very small free-trade
party that exists in the United
States, but that it includes philo-
sophical political thinkers. The
wOrkingmen of America, he said,
still share ia the delusion that pro-
lection and high wages are synon-
ymous. He believed that II the
United States shook off the prOtec-
tective trammels 1t would become
the greatest manufacturing cOun.
try in the world.
It ia STATED that negotiations on
behalf OF France with England
and Spain for the conclusion of
treaties of commerce are now pro-
ceeding very satisfactorily. Wool
stufis and wine are the only arti-
cles which offer obstacles.
Henry Stafford Northcote, M. p,
who has recently returned from
America, addressing his constitu-
ency at Exeter, said he did not be.
lieve in the decrease of American
competition in the food market. 1t
was, he said, idle to talk of the ex-
haustion of American land. The
supply of land for many years to
come in the great Northwest would
be boundless.
There il a rumor that the author
tiles have at last captured the most
important conspirat0rs, we'll known
throughout Europe, who recently
ventured to return to Russia.
General Ignatieff has telegraph
ed to the Siberian authorities to
furnish the rescued crew of the
Jeapnette with money and with
supplies Of every kind, and to place
the imperial telegraphs at their
disposal. Active measures have
been taken for searching for the
crew OF the missing boat. United
States Minister Hoffman, availiDg
himself OF the use of the tslegraphs
generously accorded him, had tele-
graphed to Lieut.. Melville for sug.
| gestiops "a to the best method OF
instituting search for the lost
boats crew. Bennett, with his
characteristic promptness, had put
5000 rodbles in Gen. Ignatieff %
hands, but the General observed
that no such provision was imme-
diately necessary, as the Russian
Government was making all the
proper disbursements through the
local authorities. Hoffman has
made formal communication to
the Russian Foreign Office of the
Presidents telegram OF the 10th Of
December, conveying the thanks
of the United States Government
to all concerned in the rescue or
relief of the crew of tue Jeaunette.
AUSTRIA.
Much alarm Is caused by the
warIike preparations going on.
Regiments marching south pass
through Vienna daily. The SOL
diers are paid the same as in time
of war. The general impression
lin military circles is that the en-
tire army will be modified In the
Spring.
FRANCE.
A sanguinary collision has oc-
Cured between French and Italian
workmen employed on the Drives
and MOutucan railway. Twenty
persons were wounded.
| GERMANY.
Notice has been given in the
Reichstag Of motion on the third
reading Of the Imperial budget,
urging the government to come to
an understanding with the other
powers in regard to the introduce
| ton of the international bimetallic
currency. Many members Of the
Reichstag, and the Laadtag Of the
Conservative, Free Conservative
and Centre parties, have Joined the
Association for the promotion of q
bimetallic currency In Germany