Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-11

lsPEciAL DrsPArcaYs ~ FHS Rxooss uNlos-I
! LONDON, March 1Gth-A epscial says :
| Skobelotf asserts that his much-Galsed of adj
dress to the Servisn stu Ients was due, IL not
to the pea. at least to the collaboration Of the
editor of La France. Il had been published
| some four days when Skcbsloff szsived in
Paris. His speech was frank aud unresesved.
as was to bs expected from man wao did
not suppose that his words would be made
public. He had said nothing. however, that
was no5 whispered by everyone IN Ru siA
Even among the advisers of the Enperor, no
one was more astouished than lie (SkobslofF7
was at the excitement his speech caused
Everyone sought to turA it to account. bnt
more especially the party which IL seeking to
return 20 power in Franco. Even Madame
Adam took hand in it to gratiiy her per-
sonal hatred against Bismarck. who had in
suited her as q woman in the journal he con-
trold. Thus his so.called speaea was printed
on ty'sheets and sent 30 the regiments and
the fleet. He was so overwhelmed with visit
ing cards and ovations from oti GERS, that IL
was plain all thought war was imminent
with Germany. From Germany. he received
pie of anonymous ietters of tae most in
sulting kind, some of them even accusing hiE
OF cowardice for returning by Way of Austria
In reply to question from Sko5eioff as TO
whether the Emperor would send for him,
Ignatief replied that the Emperor had taken
no part whatever in his recali. It was
simply an act of military discipline with
which his Majesty had nothing 10 90. Igna.
tieff added: This will not prevent your
seeing the Emperor at the fittius moment
like all officers OF your rank"
The Cars Reception OF sksbsIoG.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 10;h.-The Cxar,,
on receiving General Skobsloif, said " asn
displeased with you. You doubtless wished
TO glorify Russia. Look vt the results OBJ
tanned. Before your speech Russia enjoyed
certain authority in Europe. Nov you see
her fOfsaken, Austria irritatsd and Francs
distant. Gladstone has his hands tied, and
the Russophobist English party triUmphs st
finding fouu dation on which to base it's in
vectives against what it regards as the belli-
cose disposition and graspiug tendency OF
Russia"
skobeloG and Eis Recall.
BERLIN, March I0tb.-Gerersl SkobeiosF
delivered an address 10 number OF Russian
officers. stating that the best Russian is the
Gar. Europe knows, ne said, what he thinks
on the Slav question. His recall was only
new humiliation, proceeding from 8 man who,
with blood and iron, had founded IN Empire
which must be destroyed by Russian blood
aud iron.
why skebeioG was Recalled.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 10sh--The Minis
ter of War told Skobeloff that he was re-
called for a breach of discipline in creating
disturbance and excitement abroad. 1t is
reported that General Ignatieff told Skebelof
that the Gar had nothing particular 60 say
TO him.
The Threatened Disturbance fh Europe
LONDON, March 10th.-A dispatch from
New York to the Standard says that the rs-
ports of an impending European wsE tele-
graphed hence are affecting the American
markets. There is nothing known here to
Justify such reports. General Skobeioff's
speech caused much uueasiness by directing
attention to the points of difference existing
between the Austrian and Russian policiess
and this has given occasion i0r various some
what sensational kilograms from continental
capitalists and from the East, such, for ea-
ample, as the report in the 2tmcs yesterday
concerning the apprehensions of war felt by the
Palace party at Constantinople bat no new
fact has been developed since the speech
of General Skobeloff, pointing TO the like.4-
| hood of a disturbance. On the contrAzy
| there are signs of the snbsidencs OF the ter
sion to which the speech gave rise. One q
| these is the impending appointment of M
| Austrian ambassador in place of Count KID
| noky at st. Petersburg, and another is thR
announcement that the Russian Grand Duke
| Vladimir will shortly pass through Viennp,
| coupled with seni-of6cial denial by AustrEis
that he is intrusted with any mission, be-
cause, considering the unclouded relations
between Austria and Russia. none such is rs--
quired. The prompt and cordial recognitiaas
| inf tho Saryiap Kiur1np, h1,A -,
cred to show that the Austriaps have satz-
factory assurances that King Milan is Rss
inclined to favor Pan.Slavist intrigues THIS.
principal danger of complications between
| Russia and Austria, as explained by so. K y
in a recent letter from Moscow, would arisa
| from Austria becoming embroiled with MeD-
tenegre and Servia. The possibility Of such
an embodiment is becoming less. Notgita-
standing the conflicting reports. the Austri-
| ans appear to be getting the better Of the
insurrection by system of combined move
| ments. The taking of Ublei is one of theFs
| by means of which troops starting respective Y
| from Castle Nuovo and Csttaro are hemRil 2
in the Crevoscisns, cutting them off on oa@
side from the Montenegrin frontier, and on
| the other from Herzegovina.
Resolution Adopted - TIE EEsy on To-
bacco.
LONDON, March 10th. - The House OF
Commons adopted Gladstone's resolution rex
| ative TO the House of Lords inquiry into ths
working of the Land Act By 30S to 235.
| Gladstone has officially stated that he can
not possibly entertain the application tor p,
remission of the extra tobacco duty.
Heavy Failure iH kntwerp.
| LONDON, March 10th-An Antwerp dis.
patch announces the failure of Louis Falcon,
engaged chiefly in the river Piste trade. His.
| liabilities are placed between g2 900. 600 and
s., 900, 900.
Newspaper Olice Mabbed and she editor
Killed.
CoNsrANfINoPLE. March 10lh.-The news
paper Neoiogos having charged the Patriarch
| ate with missppropriating money raised for
educational purposes in hacedenia, 8 mob ef
Greeks attacked the NeoIogos cfIce. The ed
| itor was killed, after wounding ssvsrsl of mis-
assailants. The police arrested TIE Eiuglead
ers of the riot.
An Austrian yIcisTy.
SCUTARI March 10th.-The Austrians have
captured Ublei, which was UnGefended. The
insurgents have been driven back to Malta
grids.
OIiphant's Mission.
LONDON, March 1osh.-LawreEcs Oiiphans
has not set cut on his mission Go saperintend
the distribution of the relief rNised for the
prosecuted Jews in Eastern Europe. His
departure has been delayed because the Lord
Mayors Committee cannos agree as to tbs
point at which relief shall DO first admins
tered If the plan is not settled within day
or two, Mr.. Oiphant will withdraw alto
gether.
Paper MOney-The ArehdnEo Hurt.
VIENNA, March 10th.-It is stated that the
Cabinet has resolved to present bill in the
Reichsrsth making provision for the budget
deficit by the issue of 10000, 600 forms at 6
Per cent. paper rentes.
The Archdule has been severely injured
by his horse falling and rolling upon aim.
Motion Rejected.
LONDON, March 10th.-The French Cham
ber of Deputies rejected the motion-3S6 to
To- -censuring the Ministry for sending troops
to Bassa during the miners strike there.
Charged with High Treason.
WINDSOR, March 10th.-MacLean, tho
Queens assassin, has been csnlrnitted for
trial on a charge of high treason.
Rate OF Discount Reduced