Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-27

House of Commons.
LONDON, May 26th.-In the House o.
Commons to-day, Sir Wilfred Lswton tRadi
cal), protesting against the Liberal Govern.
ment upholding the integrity of the Ottoman
Empire, and asking pledge that force shall
not be employed in Egypt, Gladstone stated
that it was impossible to give such pledge,
but there is nothing at present to make it
likely that force will be necevsarv.
Gladstone added that it was inconsistent
with tie public interest and the views of either
Of the powers not to maintain the sovereignty
OF the Sultan. The G vernment have always
objected to separate action, which would be
duly Objectionable in this instance, on ac-
count Of our intimate relations with France.
tie deprecated further discussion of the mat.
ter.
Harcourt stated that the Government had
no intention of taking any steps respecting
the recent speech of Davitt at Manchester.
Trevelyan stated that the cases of the i'm.
, prlsoned suspects are continually under con-
a 1eration.
.'n motion for the adjournment of the
HoUAa warm discussion ensued concerning
the evi. Ted tenants Of Lord Cloncurry.
Dillon said be was willing to give pledge
that no violence would result If huts were
allowed to b. erected so as TO save the evicted
Trevelyan saitl the evicted numbered 2l5
families. Huts conld be erected for their
shelter, but he said intimidation would be
sternly repressed
The House then adjourned.
Memorial 20 GiadstOne-Calian's ExpuI.
sion-BisIiop Appointed.
LONDON, May 26th-A memorial signed
by AZ Liberal members of Parliament was
presented to Gladstone to-day, urging re-
duction Of the period in which the repression
bill shalt be in force and modification Of its
clauses in regard to intimidation, public meet.
ings and the press.
The expulsion of Callan from the Reform
Club was for social reasons
Canon Ernest Wiberforce. late Bishop of
Oxford, has been appointed first Bishop of
Newcastle.
The Egyptian situation.
LONDON. May 26 HIT is reported that
Government has received a telegram stating
that Arab Bey is firmly resolved not to
submit.
CAIRO, May 26sh-The ultimatum of the
British and French Governments further
prescribes the interning in the interior of
Egypt OF Abdallsh Pasha and Ali Fehmy
Pasha, who, next to Arab Bev, are the lead
er5 Of the military party. Diplomats con-
slider it almost certain that the Ministry and
military party will reject the ultimatum.
CAIRO, May 26th.-The agents OF England
and France were summoned TO the Ismaila
palace to-day, when the Ministry resigned,
after refusing the demands Of England and
France, referringlthem to the Sultan.
CAIRO, May 26sh.-The President of the
Council of Ministers has sent the following
note to the Khedive
Your acceptance Of the uitimatum is contrary to
the unanimous advice of your Minister'S as an ad-
mission Of the intervention Of foreign powers This
incident constitutes Infringement Il the rights Of
the Sultan. We therefore tender our designations.
The Ministry has sent the following reply
to the agents of England and France:
Your note trenches upon internal questions, in
regard TO which the powers have recognized liberty
OF action. The gyptiaa Government and the
khedve are unable to discuss these points with
out infringing upon the Imperial frrnans and
international treaties, aLd without compromising
the organic laws Of the county. The Government
VIII always be happy to follow your friendly eoun
sells but regrets in the present it's inability
comply with your note II your Governments be-
leye the question raised by YOU is not exclusively
internal, they must submit it to the great power
under whose sovereignty Egypt is placed.
The Khedive accepted the resignations.
Count Won Beusf to be Retired.
VIENNA, May 26.h.-An autograph letter
from Emperor Francis Joseph to Count Won
Beust is published, granting the request Of
the latter to be relieved from the pest of
Austro. Hungarian Embsssador to Paris, and
placed on the retired list. The Emperor &C.
knowledges, in the most hattering terms. the
eminent services of Count Won Beust.
Disorder In spain.
MADRID, May 26th.-Several small bands
of Carlists have risea in Catalonia. The
Government attaches small importance to
the movement, although symptoms of Iis-
ing are reported in the Basque Provinces.
seat In the French Academy.
PARIS. May 26sh.-Victor Cherbuiez has
been received at the French Academy. to fill
the seat held by the late DufAure
Ten Years Penal servitude.
LONDON, May 26th.-Alhert Young, ar
rested for writing letter threatening the
life of her Majesty. has been sentenced to
ten years penal service.
Suspects Released.
LONDON, May 26ah.-Neariy seventy sus-
poets have been released during the last two
weeks.
Russian Residences Faxed.
RIGA, May 26sh.-A fire at Parquieterrie,
the factory suburbs. destroyed over forty
houses. Loss, $50 900 rou0les.
Reichsrath Prorogued.
VIENNA, May Zosh.-1le fseicnsratn was
prorogued to-day.
English Farmers Emigrafing.
LONDON, May 26sh.-Three hundred and
twenty Hertfordshire farmers lef. to-day for
Canada.
The English Rnces.
LONDON, May 2Gsh.-The race for the
Oaks stakes was won by Geheinines, Mar
guerite second, Nellie third.
Socialist Sentenced.
VIENNA, May 26.h-Ritchie, editor of a
socialist paper, has been sentenced to twelve
years imprisonment at hard labor, for high
treason.