The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

Inc government assures Parneu and
his followers that only $4,000 will be
donated to Immigration purposes. De-
bate was very bitter throughout. In
addition to Biggar, Callan and New
gate were called to order by the chair
man.
COMMANDMENT BEGUN.
PARIS, August 19.-It is affirmed
that Il bombardment of Hue by the
French begun Saturday. Admiral
Peyron, minister of marine and of
the colonies constructed for Tonquin,
stated that the French informed the
powers that any ships attempting to
land arms IN AMMAN will be liable to
seizure. The Sole believes this is
warning specially levelled at large ex-
ports of arms from American ports.
COMING FOR MONEY.
LONDON, August 19.-It is probable
an Irish bishop will go to America to
raise money, to supplement $4,000
set apart by the Irish tramwayS bill
for migration in Ireland.
THE COUNTS CONDITION.
PARIS, August 19.ACount de Cham
bord remains very weak, and his brain
WILL RETURN TO THEIR STATIONS.
MADRID, August 19.-Quiet having
been restored throughout Spain, the
various bodies of gems d'arms engaged
in quelling the recent uprising will
return to their former stations.
THE CAUSE OF THE RISING.
Provincial officials are actively in
quiring into the cause of the rebellion.
Documents found on insurgents who
belonged TO the northern army show
the Masonic society had been influ-
encing the army since 1877 Among
the documents is a circular issued by
junta from Paris on the occasion of
the formation of the dynastic left, set
ting forth every contingency likely to
arise. 1t was intended that the first
movement should be made in 1873 and
another in 1881.
King Alfonso was visited to-day in
Valencia by deputation from the
Conservate club. Replying to their
address, he said no deputation could
be more agreeable to him, as they
were members of a club which, was
formed, not because he had assembled
the throne, but in order he should
ascend it. The governor of Paterna,
in introducing to the king
a deputation of rice grow
erS, protested against the
recent rising. The king said in re-
ply, that the loyalty of the working
classes had mitigated the grief which
the rising had caused him. He would
do his utmost to make Spain great
and prosperous. Every party, except
the advanced faction, participated in
the cordial reception rendered the
king.
SUNDAYS CHOLERA DEATHS.
ALEXANDRIA, August 20.-There
where thirty-seven deaths on Sunday
from Cholera at this place.
RIoTING BETWEEN ORANGEMEN AND
CATHOLICS.
LONDON, August 2O.-There was
serious rioting in the town of Cool
bridge, Lanard county, Scotland, be-
tween parties of Orangeman and Cath
olics. Twenty-siX of the participants
were arrested, Two police officers
were dangerously wounded.
Rioting was resumed this morning,
when number of Catholics, armed
with picks and hammers, pa
raded the main street. Officers, I'M
successful in an attempt to break the
mob, were subsequently reinforced by
body of mounted policemen, and the
combined forces, after sharp fight,
charged upon and dispersed the riot
ers, twenty of whom were arrested.
The town is greatly excited, and fresh
trouble is expected.
REPUBLICANS GAIN.
PARIS, August 20.-The second bal
lot was held yesterday for members
of councils in general. In places
where no result was reached in the
ele ction on the previous Sunday, the
results show further Republican gains
of sixteen seats.
SKIPPED OUT.
VIENNA, August 19.-Tricon, the
French ambassador in China. h is left
as soon as the French troops in An
gone to Shanghai, where he awaits
orders from his government.
SEEMS TO BE THE QUEENS PET.
LONDON, August 19.-Cetewayo,
the Zulu king, has recov, red from
wounds received in the late engage
ment between his forces and the in
sdrgents and has made Il request of
Queen Victoria that she Will have
full inquiry made into the treatment
he received.
INCAPABLE OF ELF-GOvERNMENT.
LONDON, August 20.-The Times
Alexandria correspondent says if Brit
ish troops should be withdrawn from
Egypt no European family would re-
main in the country "a week after their
departure. Egypt, he says, is incapa-
BILE of self-government.
REPORT DENIED--SPANIsHR REFUGEES.
PARIS, August 20-The report that
Tricon has left Pekin and awaits or
ders at Shanghai, is semi-officially de-
MED.
Spanish insurgents who took refuge
in Portugal. and were sent by the gov
eminent of that country in transport
to Africa to Cherbourghan, reached
their destination. On landing they
protested against the Portuguese gov
eminent sending them away against
their will.
The Railroads in 1882.
From the New York Herald.l