Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Prof. Varley, Flee trician to the Electric Internatlonhi telegraph, which laid the first cable across the Atlantic ocean, IS dead.
 PARIS. Sept 5.-The Chinese Legation says that if the French squadron had been charged with the duty of notifying China of the signing of her treaty. the situation might be greatly complicated thereby.
 LONDON, September 5.-The police are in possession of facts of the renewal of Fenian activity in this city. All noted rendezvous of prominent Irish agitators here have agaIn been placed under strict polce surveillance.
 DUBLIN, Sept 4-PoisOn was put into the beer and food of the harvest men employed by Leigh, landlord at New Ross, who insured to the dislike of the populace, owing to the opposition to the Land League. Two have died; Oth- CTS are Tn a preeariOus condition. PARIS, Sept. A cabinet meetIng was held to-day, at which the prime minister presided. After consulting, 1t was decided tO send large reinforce ment to ToDquin consisting of troops from Alglers and other foreign legiOns. Neither Chinese legation IS hear, nor IS the French government informed of the entry ot Chinese troops upon the terri tory of TOnquin.
 TIE HAGUE-Great anxiety IS felt in regard tO the fate of the Nederlrnd Steamship COmpany's mail steamer, Prince Frederick, which is believed to be in the Strait of Senda at the tinfe of the vol.anIc eruption.
 DURAN, Sept. GA correspondent who has just returned from a tour through the heart of Zulu reports the natives on a war of mutual exterminstion.
 PARIS, Sept.I6.-ChambOrd left sixty million francs to be divided between the Duke of Panna and Count of Bardi
 PARIS, Sept. 6.-The newspapers de- mand that the Government shall ex- plsIn the real situation of affairs con nected with Tonquin. The general i'm pression IS that France has gone too far tO retract.
 MONTREAL, Sept 6.-Captain BOgar- ius schooner Marie Henrietta found an iron box in mid ocean. Tue lid being pried open lot ot gas escaped, which caused the examiners to run no risk of further examination.
 SALTILLO, Mexico, Sept. 6.-The first train on the Mexican National Railroad arrived here this evening. The whole town was out to witness the great event
 PARIS, Sept. 5.-The French Cabinet decided that upon his arrival ID Paris the Marquis Tseng, the Chinese Ambas- sadOr, be arrested to explain the reason for the movement of the Chinese troops to the Tonquin frontier. The Ministry are seriously weighing the prospects, Of war with China, which even now Is con sldered by no means impossible. Admi- ral PeqrOn, Minister of Marine, remains m Paris to supeEintend the dispatching of endorsements to the French cOntIn gent in TOnquin.
 THE HAGUE, Sept 5.-The Governor Of the Dutch East Indies telegraphs that the town of TOlekbelon- was prob ably totally destroyed by the recent volcanic eruption. The district in which that town is situated is entirely inaccessible as all roads are Obliterated No news from Lampazy, on the southern coast of Sumatra. Some Os the hght houses m the straits are still standing but the lights are extinct. The report l of the destruction of TiringIne by tidal wave and the drowning of 10000 people there is confirmed.
 PEsTH, Sept. 5.-It is now apparent ] that Crotia IS rapidly drifting into civil | war. Troops are being dispatched as | rapidly as possible to Agrim, and orders | have been issued tO other regiments to | proceed to the Insurgent provinces. 1 The Crotians promise, however, to prove I a stubborn enemy, as they are already | retreating into the mountains where | they are organizing for a desperate re- sIstance to the Austria-Hungarian armies.
 LONDON. Sept. Tt IS reported that 1 the French have destroyed CoangO be- cause the King refused to surrender. | The Portugese flag was given them by a | Portugese cJmmandant at that post.