Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
tsrEcrAL DISPATCHES To rHs RECORD uSI0S.1
The Anered pynomt,e Couspisator,

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LIVERPOOL, September 11th james Nc.
Dermott, in custody on charge of being
cennectei with the dynamite conspiracy, was
brought before the Court to-day, but vas
again remsnded, owing to the fact that the
case for the prosecution was not complete.
J McDermott, at his previous hearing, pre-
sented the following document, with {. re-
quest to print it:
lam not permitted to see any newspaper, and am
| consequently ignorant of what is going in the
world outside my cell door. have just been in
| formed, however, that some person named James
| Mslley, and styling himself refugee from Cork,
has been ventilatng his opinion in America through
| the papers, concerning me- l don't know, and
never heard before, of James Malley. That he is a
fugitive from justice is not only possible, but prob
able; but in claiming to be political refugee from
Cork, or elsewhere in ireland, there is no doubt
that James Malley is a malicious lar and danger
| GUS impostor JAMES McDERM0iT.
| II. NJ. Prison, Walton.
Jew-BAtiiDg Denounced.
PEsTH, September 1lth.-The Bishop OF
Veszprim has issued pastoral letter declar-
ing ,Jew-baitipg most unchristiau, and ex-
herts the clergy to use all endeavors to di-
vert their hocks from following such dan
gerous path.
France and AnaE.
PARIS, September 11th.-Is is reported
that the successor of King Tudue of Auam
will r. eceive the grand Gordon Of the Legion of
Honor from the French Government, and
two Ministers, who have signed the treaty
of Hue, will be made commanders of that
order.
The French aud Chinese.
LONDON, September 11th.-A dispatch
from Pans states that Tseng. Chinese IN
bassador, prior to leaving Paris for London,
communicated with Cbsllemel- Lacour,
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, relative
to the reinforcement of the French force IL
Tonquin. 10 reply, Chsllemel.Lscour says
he cannot stop the dispatch of reinforcement
while there is danger of war, and this csn
only be removed by the settlement OF basis
upon which treaty can be made.
Serious Riot in China.
LONDON, September 11th.--A special from
Hougkong states that 3 Chinese mob st Can
ton burned the houses Of several opium mer-
chants and their wharves, causing great con-
sternation among foreign residents, most of
whom took refuge aboard vessels in the river.
No violence was offered to whites, and Chi
nese troops were called out and quickly dis
psrsed the rioters. On the receipt Of the in
telligence at Hongkong several guubosts were
Immediately sent to Canton to afford protec-
ton TO foreign merchants.
lsEcoND DIsPAToRl
LONDON, September 11th.-The riot was
caused by q number Of Portuguese sailors
killing Chinaman in an sffrsy. The riot
ing caused great sensation in sll circles,
and will, it is feared. result in collision
between the French ard Chinese. Two war
steamers have started from HoHgkong to
protect life and property at Canton.
THIRD DISPATCH.l
CANTON. September 11th.-During the siot
the mob threw the conteatg of the building
attacked upon the wharyes and looted
them. The riot lasted sevsral hours. Or
der was not restored until the arrival OF the
Chinese troops. The natives are so excited
sgaiuss foreigners that renewal is now me-
mentarily expected.