Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-02
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60erileee.
PARrs. Dec. 1.-Several churches II
the Department Of Main Loire have
been robbed. Seven valuable painting
we're stolen from the church at Font
Vrault.
6pale 6o0e DleoA.
PARu, Dec. LA duel with swords
was fought this morning by Andrieux,
late Ambassador to Spain. and Laurent,
editor OF the newspaper, Paris. The
latter vas slightly wounded. The Par,
had accused Andrieux Of wearing the
decoration Of the Legion of Honor when
be was In Spain. although he had never
received that order, and Of subsequently
when his conduct had attracted atten.
ton, begging Grevy to confer it ON him.
Anti.Aneriean.
BEALIN, Dec. 1.-The following il the
text Of the ordinance prohibiting the
importation of American pork: The
importation Of American hams, bacon
and sausage of all kinds is forbidden.
The chancellor Is empowered to permit
exceptions 70 the prohibitive rules, sub
l0ct 70 necessary measures for control.
Third. the restrictive ordinance of juno
70, 1850, in respect to the importation
OF American pork and sausage is abol-
ished. Fourth, the present ordinance
comes into force thirty days after its
promulgatiOn. The ordinance of June
%, lSoO, only applied to minced pork
and sausaees, not to hams.
Ts be Punished.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Wm. Redmond.
whom the Government intends to pros
ecute on account Of a recent violent
speech. Is now on the continent. He is
brother of J. E. Redmond, member of
Parliament.
Very slek.
The death of the Archbishop of Can
terbury is hourly expected. He is un-
able to recognize friends.
Another Member.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Dec. 1.-Sar Fret
Pasha has been appointed Minister for
Foreign Affairs.
Parliamentary.
LONDON, Dec. LIN the House of
Commons this afternoon the Marquis Of
Harrington, Secretary Of State for Ire
land, said ii the consideration of rules
of procedure was finished tonight Par
lament would be prOrogued.
Trsvellyan, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, informed Sexton that no official
reporter had reported Healey's speech
at Carlow, but the government had suf-
fictent evidence to sustain He2ly's pros
ecutiOn.
johnson. attorney general for Ireland.
Informed Parnell he was considering
which Of the two statutes to prosecute
Healy under.
Treve:'yan stated that an agent and
two policemen were fred at last eve-
ming in Castle Island, and one police
man severely wounded.
.WoOls sales.
: LONDON, Dec. 1.-At the wool sales
tSSay AGO bales wore sold, comprising
Porn Philip, New Zealand and Cape.
animation at full rates.
Esglish l;rai...
LONDON, Dec. la leading weekly
speaking Of the grain circulation says
grain has been inactive, but rates have
been we'll maintained. Cargoes in all
portions are unchanged in prioe. Those
of coast have been quieter. At today's
market a small business was done in
wheat at former figures. Flour in sack
was dull. Flour in barrels was steady.
The demand for corn was strictly retail
and prices for all descriptions have de-
clined.
To be short.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The report Of Robert,
reporter of the Budget Commission, has
been distributed in the Chambers. It
predicts a deficit Of 100000 francs
The current year.
Great Floods.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The Seine has risen
40 metres above its normal level.
Houses at Nogent, J0inville. Saint Maur
Asniese and Courbiner are being desert
I'd through fear of disaster. The food
10 through in the valley of the Rhine
md 6aFOnne. It is especially severe in
he country between Chalons, Seurre,
Main and Eeperrnav, all Of which arc
Austrian Fleod.
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-The river Thesis and
ts affluents are overflowinR their banks.
The Marina rose and tho district Is in
undated. Several bridges arc damaged
and railway embankments are broken
down. The houses on the banks are in
great danger.
Hawaiian News.
HONOLULU, Nov. 23.-Ths United
Stated steamer Alaska will leave Homo
lulu on the 23d inst. Capt. Belknap re-
ceived from the King today the insignia
and diploma a. knight Commander of
the Royal Order Of Kamhameha, a.
Of the services he rendered
on the 18th Of February, 1874, whom
Captain Belknap, then in command Of
the Tuscar0ra, in company with Capt.
Skerrett, Of the Portsmouth,. and 10rce
Of marines from both vessels, suppressed
q visit which threatened the life Of the
King and much destruction Of property.
Recent sales Of real estate show re-
advance.
Minister Carter announces his return
from his mission to France.
The receipts of the Hawaiian Treas
ury far exceeds estimates. The revenue
from customs alone will be over 81 ,00O,-
600.
The now liquor Law il In full force.
There is less drunkenness nov than be-
fore. Less illicit selling by Chinese and
bsttsr liquors sold.
seheeaer Lest.
HALIFAX, Dec. l.-The schooner Pa
role was sunk yesterday on this coast by
the steamer Lydesdale. The crew were
saved and landed at North Sydney BY
the Lydesdale. The Parole had picked
up q mates boat with twelve persons
aboard from tho steamer Cedar 0rUve.
A New Cabinet.
CoNsrAxrrNoPLx, Dec. The follow
ING appointments havs been made:
Ahmed Vefix Paahs, prime minister;
Arif Pasha, president Of the council Of
State; MunieR Hey, minister Of Finance;
Al1haoo.u Qouri paaha yminiafnp of