Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
(srKcIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-USIoE.l
Collision at sea-ln0theP Marine Horror.
IoSDoy. November 13sh.-The steamer
WessI h Lila. Of the Hamburg American line,
f ON New York November 81 for Hamburg,
via Plymouth, has pms into Portsmouth with
hole in her port bow, received in collision
with an unknown steamer of BeechYhead
early this morning, The Westphalia is max
| ing water rapidly, and will be locked. A
boat lowered from the Westphslia to search
for the other steamer is missing. A steamer
hiss been sent to search for the missing boat
and steamer
LATER.-It is believed the missing steamer
| mas gone to the bottom with all hands also
the missing boat of the Westphalia, which
contained an officer and six men. The Off
GERS Of the Wes.phaiia report that it was iu-
tensely dark at TIE time of tie collision, with
heavy sea.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
LONDON, November 13ih.-The collision
occurred st O'Clock this morning. The miss
ing steamer was bark-rigged, and was not
seen after the collision. Captain Ludwig, of
the Westphalis, Immediately dispatched
boat to try and find her, and then made ready
! the other boats in the event of the water
gaining on the Westphslis. All the pumps
were kept going without iptermissioD. The
mails and ninety passengers were landed at
| Portsmouth this afternoon, and will be for
warded TO their destination at the earliest
possible moment. TIE Westpbalis ia now
rnoored alongside the dock yard, and kept
clear of water by the pumps. The boat is
not greatly damaged. Great prsise is accorded
Captain Ludwig and his crew for their cool
ness and courage from tie moment of the col
iision. There was u heavy sea on, and it was
too dark to see ships length.
FGuHdered In the North sea-Forty Per
| sons Drowned,
| LONDON, November Is h.-The steamship
| Angelica, plying between Gifls and Hull, has
foundersd in the North Sea, and forty persons
were drowned.
House Of Commons.
LONDON, November IS hin the House
of Commons to day Treyelyan, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland. stated that the first cost of
working the fish Arrears Act would BE- paid
out of the Irish Church surplus.
| Gladstone, replying to Sir Stafford North
cote, said that while Judicial proceedings
were pending he could give no date on which
|
the surrender OF Arab Pashs to the Egyptian
! Government for trial and punishment. Arab
would certainly not be put TO death unless
the British Government were first consulted
Lord Randolph Churchill moved that the
House adjourn. Seeing that the statement
of the Premier was SO unsatisfactory, it was
not necessary that an early date for the dis
custom of affsirs in Egypt be fixed by the
House, including the question OF the sur
/ render of Arab.
Northcote said he desired that the motion
bs withdrawn. The discussion could be had
| tomorrow.
Without further discussion the motion of
| Churchill was voted down.
The debate oa the cloture was then re.
sumed. the question being on the second
resolution, relating to motions for adjourn
ment before the public business was finished
and tho order of the day commenced.
Gladstone moved to prohibit motions to
ADJOURN at question time, except leave be
given by the House.
Several members on both sides urged that
the rule was too stringent.
Gladstone then agreed to acc5pt some of
the notifications to the rule.
The debate was then continued over series
| Of twenty-five amendments, all Of minor In
terest, when the House adjourned.
BradIaush sini Gut In The Gold.
LONDON, November Is h.-Bradlaugh went
| to the House of Commons this afternoon, to
try and take bis seat. He had brief per-
sonal consultation with the Speaker Of the
House, and was informed by him that the
order of expulsion was still In force. He
| then withdrew without making any effort to.
wards securing his seat.
Tie Emerald Isle.
DUBLIN. November 13th.-The Queens
Bench Bar has expressed to Judge Lawson
| its concentrations at his escape from the
murderous assault Saturday.
Particulars received from Galway, whsre
there has been much bad blood between peas.
ants, proprietors and magistrates recently,
give an account of an attack Saturday on o
party of huntsmen. They stoned the riders,
struck the resident magistrate with rocks,
cheered for Parnell, Dillon and the Land
League, and finally succeeded in driving the
police, huntsmeu and soldiers in body from
the end of the cover. Eight arrests were eff
fected. None were killed, but many were
bruised badly.
Patrick Delaney was brought before the
Police Court this morning, charged with at.
tempting TO asssssinate Justice Lawson Sat
urday night. snd remanded.
A full jury in the joyce murder trial has
been impsneled. The Attorney-General in
opening the cases stated that one of the pris.
oners, Anthony Philbin, had turned Quesn's
evidence.
DUBLIN, November 13sh.-Rumors are cur
rent here that Delaney. charged with at.
tempted assassination Of Justice Lawson,
only feigned to commit tie crime in order,
being arrested that he might turn informer
in the case of the Pr Gnix Park murders.
Rivers Rising and Disastrous Floods
Feared.
PARIS, November 13sh.-The rivers Seine
and Marine are rising at an alarming rate.
Disastrous fl rods in and around Paris are ex-
pected, and there ia much alarm.
Deaths from starvation Imminent.
Cairo, November Is h.-The native popu-
lstion in the delta are in great distress, on &C.
count Of the failure of the rice crop. Unless
sid is given them by the Government, it is
feared many deaths from starvation will
elsus
Prairie Fire in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG. November 13th.-A tels-
gram from North Chinook states that
prairie Ere on The MoDgolian frontier has ex-
tended seventy square miles, and consumed
many Cossact outposts aud all villsgs.
Roman Catholicism at oxford and Cam
bridge.
ROME, November Is IA proposal has
been brought forward, and is likely to be car
ried out at once, 20 establish st Oxford and
Cambridge RoHlsn Catholic colleges, for the
parposs of preps5iug students who desire to
enter thsse Universities.
Russian Found Murd red.
ALEXANDRIA, Novemb. 135b.-To-dsy TIE
body of a Rusisn subject was found lying in
the street, where he had been murdered. As
tie body lay rear the arsenal, il is believed
the culpris YVES native Waterman, who has
oeen arrested. 10 lis possession WAS found a
blood covered bludgeon, which has pieces OF
the hair and brains Of the victim upon it.
The native denies his guilt, and his explaua-
ton Of the presence of the weapon IS disbe-
lieved.
Printers On Strike.
LONDON, November Is 5h.-Ihe printers IN
the city working on newspapers have entered
on q strike for higher wages. Some papsrs
have coGcaded to the delani made by the
strikes, and work is progressing rs usual. In
general, however, the propEietors have steod
OCT, and the printers icing equally firm,
deadlock has occurred.