Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-25

FoREgGY NGws.


Heath of Couut de ChamboTd.
Paris. August 24sb.-A dispatch from Vi
euaa announces the death Of Count de Cham
borj The Count rsmsiued conscious %
within moment of his death. There viii
be no public funeral servic g at Frohsdori
but the ohssqniss will he celebrated st Cor
IL week hence THE body viii be buried
by ths sile IF that Of Charles X, The viii
Of the Count viii be opened 10 tire presence
Of high officials Of the Austrian court.
LONDON, August 2fsh.-Couns de Cham
hord's sutfsEings Just before death were fear
ful, but he maintained his iortitpde to tte
lss. The Counties was carried from the
sick room uaconscious. Frie1dt and mern-
hers of the hous, 6oid we're sdmi sd to The
death chamber at 3 o'clock, and all weze
deeply moved. The Lsgitimists propose 70
hold grand dsmonstrstiaE at Goriz On the
occasion If the celebration Of the ohsequies
there. The Vienna papers praise The PER
sousl motives Of the deceased Count. TIE
Gqul9is. Of Paris, In announcing TIRE death,
said Henry the Fifth ia dead. Long live
Phillip the Seventh meaning Count de
Paris.
PARIS. August 24sh.-Repubtcan journals
speak respectfully in regard TO the death Of
Count de Chanbord, and unite in psyiug
homage to the sincerity cf the deceased The
RoyAiiss papers have appeared With mourn-
ing borders, and are reserved IA their com.
ments regarding the consequences Of the
Counts doath.
The Ereach Monarchy Bead.
LONDON, August 2ish The Republican
papers Of Paris unanimously pconouacs the
French monarchy dead.
Frozen Caroasses Of sheep.
LONDON, August 24th,-The steamer Ionis,
from New H3sl4ud via the Straits Of Mseel-
Ian, has arriged 70 Plymouth with 1900
frozsn carcasses of sasep il good condition.
She made the voyage ia forsy dhys,
ReigR OF Terror.
LONDON, August 23Gh.-A gpecisl dispatch
from Cestinie, Montenegro, says: A rsi2n
OF terror exists nths visYet of kasovo in
Albania. T0e ArB0uts are numbering the
Christians, aud all OF tae latter who can get
away ere hesiug from the codntry. The
Turkish officials connive at the outrages on
the Christiang, and have slrested and sxilsd
numbsr OF priests IaITex district ninety
two psrsons have been murdered and twenty
three villages abandoned.
The French In Tonauin.
PARIS, August 24th. - General Bault,
French military commander in Tonquin, in a
telegram to Admiral Peyron, Minister OF
Marine and Of the Colonies, giving an &C
count OF the recent fighting near Hanoi, says
The enemy have abandoned their position and
fallen back to Santsg. He reports the en-
eny's loss at SEQ killed and 200 wounded.
shocking Disaster.
LONDON, Augufs 24th.-By the falling OF
scsffold at the King Of Bavaria's new palace
at Lake Chsem % workmen were killed and
II injured.
A Steamship Given Up for Lost.
MONTREAL. August 24sh.-Interest has
been revived here in the case Of the missing
White Star Line steamship Ludwig by the
arrival OF her sister ship, the Helvetia, OF the
Same line at this port, yesterday. Captain
Smith, commander OF the Helyetia, reports
that nothing has been seen or heard Of ihs
Ludwig, though following her track, ss the
HelTstia has done, they wsre on the lookout
for her. Tbs Helyetis had very dangerous
passage. On the morning Of the 10Th inst,
when between 150 and 200 miles from the
Straits OF Belle Isis, they were surrounded
by icehsrgs. The Captain states that was
the 6rst time 10 bis knowledge that icebergs
had been met 50 far from shore, and that