Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-25
FOREIGN.
Foreign Finance.

Foreign Finance.
LONDON, January 24th-4 P. M.-Tht
amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance to-day was SIS, GOO
all of which was shipped to Paris.
Business on the Stock Exchange closed
very fat, because of the higher Bank of Eng.
land rate of discount and dearer money.
New York. January 24th.-The telegram,
Paris dispatch says: After mature delibera
tion powerful syndicate of Paris bankers,
conspicuous among whom are the Rothschilds,
have determined to come to the relief of the em.
barrassed Union Generate. Stringent condi.
tions have been imposed, at the Rothschilds
special demand, to prevent any abuse being
made of the assistance.
Scene in the German Parliament.
BERLIN, January 24th.-In the Reichstag
to-day, during the debate Oh the budget, q
discussion arose concerning the late Imperial
rescript. Bismarck said it did not aim at the
new Constitution. The maxim of "The King
reigns, but does not govern" did not apply to
the German Emperor. The ministerial re.
sponsibility was equally absurd. He declared
that the rescript remains unshaken by the at
tacks upon it. He was fully aware of his re-
sponsibility in signing it, and he was nnswera-
bic for all his acts to his sovereign. "It was
to the sovereign" he said, sand not to Parlia-
ment, that Germany owed the freedom she
enjoyed" Bismarck asked whether any ons
could reproach him with cowardice. There
was q great uproar upon the Left, when Bis
marck stepped forward and repeated the in-
Quiry, saying, lis there one among you who
will bring such charge?"
The French Crisis.
PARIS, January 24th.-It is believed in
Parliamentary circles that both the Chamber
of Deputies and the Senate will accept the
principle of revision of the Constitution by a
Congress; and Gambetta in this event will
relinquish for the present his demand for in
scribing the scrutin de liste ia the Conssitu.
tion, reserving to himself the right of bring
ing the question before the Congress. The
Republique Frdncaise, Garnbetta's organ.
favors such a compromise. In committee on
the treaties of commerce, it was argued that il
it should become necessary to prolong the
French treaty, the Government should not
ask the Chamber of Deputies to authorize
the continuation of the treaty until after the
termination of the present crisis.
Permission Refused.
DUBLIN, January 24th.-The Lord Lieu.
tenant of Ireland has refused to permit the
presentation of the freedom of the city to
Parnell and Dillon when they leave Kilmain.
ham Jail.
Serious Disturbance in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 24th.-A very
serious disturbance and the destruction OF
much property has occurred near Drinaburg,
in the government of Vitebsk, owing to the
objection of the peasants to the taking of the
census, they even for time resisting the
troops.
South American News.
PANAMA, January 1Sth.-News from South
America is meager and unimportant.
Trescott and Blaine had arrived at Callac
and after the steamer coaled, sailed again.
There has been at revolution in Yea, where
the cavalry tried to turn out celebrated Pre-.
feet. The effort failed, and eight of the men
were shot.
General Carrala, the well-knewn revolu-
Zionist, has raised revolution in Cschabam-
ba against Campero. Two hundred cavalry
ard hundred infantry had been sent to
quell the movement from La Paz, the Capt.
tal to which city Campero had returned with
the troops with which it was believed a few
weeks ago that he had intended effectiug a
descent on Tasapach.