Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07

was g.. @1z. cheaper. Flour is difficult to
sell. Maizs is in very small spot supply, and
brings fancy prices, ranging from 36s. to S..
Sargoes OF the coast ara very quiet with
| prices unchanged. There were six fresh ar.
rivais. Five carsoes were sold, four were
Withdrawn and eight remain, including five
OF REQ winter. Cargoes forward were dull
and rather weaker. Sales of English wheat
during the past week were Al, 1913 quarters. st
ios Id, against sos quarters at 46s. Sd.
during the corresponding period of last year
Famine Impending.
LONDON, November 6sh-Letters from Ire.
land state that famine is impending in the
counties of Donegal, Glare and Roscommon.
The potato crop has been failure, while
storms have devastated the fields and cabins
OF the poor. The guardians of the work.
houss unions declare the prospect the worst
since the famine of 1916.
Anthony Tro.lope's Illness.
LONDON, November 6th.-Anthony Troll.
ope's illness is not anything in the nature Of
a BIT, but paralysis of the heart. This morn.
ing he is slightly better. and hopes are enter.
tanned OF his complete recovery.
Disabled Steamer.
LONDON, November 9th. = The French
steamship Rouen, from Havre for New York
with 500 passengers, has put into Falmouth
with cylinder broken.
The LonsfeilOw Memorial Committee.
LONDON, November 6.b.-The Prince of
Wales has consented to act as Chairman OF the
Longfellow Memorial Committee. In his
letter accepting the Craftsmanship. he ex.
presses much satisfaction in acceding to the
request to act, and adds that he is very glad
Of an opportunity to show the high respect
ne tntertains for the memory of the greatest
OF American poets, and his appreciation of
the value and excellence of Longfellow's
works.
Germany and Russia.
BERLIN, November 9th. The German
Minister CT War has made known his decision
to extend the German forts and strengthen
the fortihcatloDs on the Baltic coast, New
armored forts, with heavy batteries. will he
constructed near Pillau and MeueI. and the
extensive Notifications of eastern and western
Prussia and Posen will be pushed forward
with as great rapidity as possible, in order to
meet the extension by Russia of Notifications
on the russian and Austrian frontiers.
Everything Indicates that the German Gov
ernment realizes the presence of a great ard
growing danger. but that the suddenness with
which 1t has developed has neither terrified
this GoVernment nor found it unpre % ,red tn
meet the emergency.
ST. PETERSBURG, November Chit ia
afhrmed In Russian diplomatic circles that
the relations with Germany are most cordial.
Difference OF Opinion.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 6th.-Russia
ana the Forte are unable to agree as to the
time to commence the pa, ment of the war
indemnity. The Porte claims that IL ought
to begin in March, and Russia claims that IL
begins in January.
Russian Intrigue Causes Dissatisfaction.
PHILLIPoLIs, November 6ih.-The Russian
Consul at this point, having entered into an
intrigue, and thereby secured, by the aid of
some malcontents, the election of candidate
Tor President of the Assembly who holds
strongly pro- Russian views, the public feeling
became strongly excited over the matter.
and so much indignation is expressed shat
tue National party will take steps to bring
the matter of the election before the Assem-
bly,. 'l,' ->'0'''-'
Afraid Of British Rapacity.
PARIS, November 6sh.-The Paris papers
are much irritated at the present STATE I,
Egyptian affairs. and earnestly urge the Gov.
eminent to carefully guard the interests of
France against the rapacity of the British.
Socialist Den1nciaftOn-Treaty Concluded
PARIS, November 6sh.-The Socialist work.
ingmen yesterday at Montmare adopted reso.
iutions denouuciDg NJ. Clemercon for desert.
ing the cause of the people. A resolution
was also passed censurlhg and admonishing
him to change his course in the future,
The King of Coiea has concluded treaty
OF commerce with England. upon the same
oasis as the present Corean-American treaty.
Trial OF Rebels-The New Insurrectfon,
CAIRO, November 6th.-The committee for
the prosecution of the rebels are holding
daily sessions here. They have $50 prisoners.
OF whom % were found guilty. They will
have trial by Court.mart;al "a soon az It
can be convened.
Eight thousand troops are on the point of
starting for Tuakim, to oppose the new insur.
aon. "A reserve force of 5000 has been re-
tanned to remain at Karosko and guard that
point.
The Demand Of the French Controller.
CAIRO, November 9th. Lord Granville in.
structed Sir Edward Mallett to leave the de.
mand OF Bredf, tie French Controller. for
admission to tha Ministerial Council, to the
conference to be ne d between Cberif Pasha
and Lord Duff, ris.
Great Distress Prevalent.
ALEXANDRIA, November 6sh.-Great dis.
tress prevails ar4org the victims of incen-
diarisnn, who are wsitir g to be paid iudem.
nifty. They have been compelled to anneal
to priYa,e charity.
Navigation Closed by lee,
ST. PETERSBURG, November Oh - Tho
weather IS extremely cold. Navigation ia
closed, the river Nevs bsing blocked with ice.
wreck OF an Arctic Exploring Vessel.
CoPENHAGEE, November CHA renort
hae reached here that the d ,nish Arctic er
plorlag expedition has met with a serious
disaster by the wreck of their steamer Own.
phra on the Siberian coast.
Railroad Accident In France,
PARIS, November 6sh.-The mail train on
the road from Bou!oEne to Paris came in
collision with freight train this afternoon.
Many passengers were irj ,rsd, the Countess
OF Somers seriously. There were none killed.
Peace Negotiations Broken OF.
PANAMA, November 6.h.-Tbe Diayfo Off.
cal, of Lima, says: The news by to-dav's
steamer states that peace negotiations with
Dongaria Calderon have finally been broken
OF, and he has been sent into confinement at
Angel.
Equal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PANAMA, November 6 h. The Chilean
Government ordered the same contribution at
all places between twenty. four degrees and
africa and Tacna as in Chile.
. shock OF earthquake was felt in Lima at
A. NJ. to-day.
officials MuTdered-The Mexican Derby.
CITY OF MEXICO, November 6th.-The
Government received report this morning
that the Governor and Secretary of State of
Tabasco have been murdered. No particu.
lars.
The Mexican Derby was won yesterday bv
tha French horse Csricole The American
horse Maretzek. owned by the German Min.
lister, was second.
steamship Aground.
GAsPE iQaebec), November Chit is re.
ported that the steamship Arragon went
aground eff Fox Bay. Anticosti, about mile
from shore. on the night of the Sd instant,
They were throwing railway iron overheard,
and had little hope of getting her off. No
news since.
CURRENT WIT FROM EXCHANGES.
Fair weather makes corn fopI 1va,4b.r