Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
FOREIGN NEWS,
House OF Commons.

LONDON, November 6 ,k.-In The House of
Commons to-day Gladstone, answering a ones.
ton by Bourke, informed the HDnse that
Arab Pasba occupied the status of a prisoner
who surrendered unconditionally that when
the war closed the municipal law came into
operation, taking the place of martial law,
Arab, therefore. is being tried ysrv pronarIv
under municipal law.
The debate on the cloture question was
then resumed. The amendment offered hv
Lord John Manners CONSERVATIVE, that any
division upon the cloture shall he taken nv
secret ballot, was rej=cted-l39 to 81
Sir Stafford Northcote gave notice of a mo.
ton calling for the question OF the emnloy.
ment OF English troops 10 Egypt, and stating
that the House is entitled to fuller informa.
tioa as TO the Governments Policy and the
eselmaSe OF the war. Sir Charles Dixie, re-
plying to question of Jurke. said the
Egyptian Government was solely resnons;hle
tor all charges preferred agains. Arab Pashp.
Northcote, In moving the rejection of ths
hrst cioture resolution in its entirety. asked
whether 1t was not singular that the Govern.
ment, which came into power with the words
On lts ups force was no remedy, should have
no remedy except force in the affairs of Ire.
land. Egypt and tbs House of Commons.
Cheers
Sir William Hsrcourt rejoined that cloturs
Dy Dare majority, was necessary to prevent
the continued obstruction of the legislation OF
the nation. The debate was then adjourned.
The debate on Northcote's motion is ex.
pected to terminate Friday The whips of
both parties are endeayorng to have ali the
members In ate adance when the decision ia
taken.
The CIoture Question.
LONDON, November Chat meeting of
the Irish Parliamentary party, held to. dav.
It was agreed to support Sir Stafford NORTH
cotes amendment against cloture. Parnell
made an urgent appeal that all the party be
present In the House when the division on
the bill was taken.
BradIaush's Case.
LONDON, November 6th.-Lord Coleridre.
the Lord Chief Justice, being ill, was unable
20 attend Court to hear the argument in the
case Of the appeal of Mr. Bradlaugh. and the
latter appeared before the Queens Bench and
asked the Court to qussh thu Indictment
against himself for blasphemous jibl Az
the instance of Sir Henry Tyler, the applica.
ton was refused.
Strikes for More wases-IlIaess of uoodx
the Evangelist.
LONDON. November 6th.-A mass rnaetinp
OF rivet-makers at Blackheath adopted reso.
buttons declaring their intt ntion to continue
the strike tor an advance Of 10 Fer cent. in
wag s. Tae naile,s of eff rdsbire and
Worcestershire have been on strike for a
fortnight. their notice to their employers de.
manding an advance of 10 ger cent. being
ignored. The chaia.mskers of Staff 3rd. hire
have inaugurated strike for The same ad
varcs, but tie employers have yielded and
the strike has ended.
The mission of Moody ard Ssnkey at Cam.
bridge is suspended, on account of the Illness
of Moody.
The striking ShIpjoiners.
CLYDE, November 6.h.-The shipiuiners
who have been or a strike met this nlcrning
and listened to the reading of letter from
Sir Donald Currie, who previously m sde
tome suggestions to the employers for set
cement of the difference The msstin 2 passed
resolutions of confidence in Carrie.
The British Grain Trade.
LoNDos, November esh.-The Mari Lane
Express, in its review of the British grain
trade during the past week, ssys: The foods
have further retarded wheat sowing. 1t ap.
pears inevitable that the area tf the wheat
crop of 1888 viii be materially reduced,
There is little or no change 10 native brea6.
stuffs. Flour has been in less consump;iye
demand. Foreign breadstuffs have been
dull and steadier. Red wheat on Mondax