New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
r,n,Nc TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.

YrADING TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.
,,rov AVN THE yATlcAN-A STEAMER IN
hN' n',,s,ox-ruE ToNQUIN TRoUBLE-wiNNh"'
AT ASCOT HEATH x,
Tn the House of Commons last evenns' .ho
Gladstone made a statement reiau'o ..,,ono
mission of Mr.. Errington to hoine uomse
the other subjects referred TO III .n0 An,or;-
we're Lord Rosebery's resignauop' 'no "a tho
can Labor Reform League "ru un'. caro
Governor Generalship OF Canau". - nv
NON steamer Claudlus has peen oan''sC1
= collision. and has been beacheu ho",
n,outh England. French advices sta'e .n"'
49, situation in Hanoi, TonQuin, Is lmproVins'
tHohts between Turkish and Albanian troops
go renorted The winners in the races az
Ascot Heath Yesterday were Chislehurs'' LIS
tan. Wild Thyme and Galliard.
,,p ppp,NcroN,s MISSION TO ROME.
LONDON, June Tin the House Oh Con,l Dt.n,,tion
evening Lord Randolph Churchii' oa,ioN ~,d or.
to the mission of Mr.. Errington to Rome anu 81
sa ,,,at tners could be no doubt that the GOVERN
80 hod recommended him to the Vatican, 'uo
-. panol manifesto in regard to lrisn an"i'
being the result. ~, rur;no,or had
zone 70 Rome at his own suggestion. MT Err,ne'on
;nfor,ned Earl Granville that he was going 10 nonie'
and as Mr.. Errington was Paplst greatly in'
ested in Irish affairs, it was only naturai 'ns' '
;ntoreourse with the Pope would be interesting 10
uar Ma;,stv,s Government Mr. Errington received
mo nav and no instructions we're gwen HIM Dy Tue
Government; but said Mr. Gladstone as MT. Errips
TOMS visits to Rome would tend TO after MS pos''o
ia the future. record would be made Oh MS pro-
IL tot he
oeedng and kept for seereary sS sae Mr.
Gladstone said that the Government had gwen nn,
Errington information on the real state OIL AeI~nu
in the interest of peace and order.
SUBJECTS BEFORE THE COMMONS.
IoNnoN June Tin the House of Commons To-
dav Sir William Harcourt, Home Secretary reao
letter from Lord Rosebery in which the latter
stated that he had not resigned the otce OF onuef
Secretary for the Home Department because OF .ne
Home Secretary's statement in the House 'oucnins
his dnties. Sir William Harcourt explained .nas
Lord Roseberys acceptance of the office In the nrs'
place was only temporary.
In reply to a question relative to the American
Labor Reform League Sir William Hsrcourt sad
that the Government was perfectly alive to the
necessity of paving attention to such menaces.
Mr. O'Donnell, member for Dungarvan, gave no
tice that he would move that the appointment OF
the MARQUIS of Lansdowne as Governai-Generai Oh
Canada was calculated to excite grave disconteht
both among the oppressed Irish ID Ireland. VINO
look upon the appointment as IN no sense con-
ciliatory movement on the part of the Govern ment
and among the free Canadians.
A STEAMER DAMAGED BY A COLLISION.
LONDON, June THE German steamer Claudius,
Captain Weiss, which left New-York on May 10 Tor
Stockholm has been in collision off Tynemouth.
She was badly damaged and was run on the beach,
where she sunk.
Tie steamship Claudius was cleared by seager bro'
fhers OF No. 81 Beaver ST. May 10 for Stockholm Al
the firm it said yesterday that the snip
was built in 1879 She was owned by c. Anderson, oil
HAMBURG and Captain ]. Weiss commanded her. Her
dimensions were: Length, 254 feet width, 80 feet
depth Of hold 20 feet She had crew OF thrtyve meD
but carried no passengers Her cargo consistedo CO. 80
bushels of wheat, shipped by E. Pfarrins OF NO 81 o
change-place who said that the wheat was worth @Iu
600 and that 1t fully insured one bali OF ,he IsA
having been placed in London companies ana one. ha
In Continental companies. The ship was valued at
Sl5O,OOO, and was fully insured Tynemouth IS the e
easternmost point In the county OF Northumperisnu
England.