Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-14

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and seventy-three at Mansurah.
LONDON, July 13th.-During the twenty
four hours ended at 8 o'clock this morning,
a. deaths from cholera occurred at Damietts,
81 at Mansurab, q at Samanoud, and at
Shirbin. Three deaths also occurred In
yellow Fever and smaII-POx.
PANAMA, July 3d.-Yellow fever at Callao
and Lima il increasing, with serious mortal
ity. The authorities of Callao continue to
emoloy every means known to modern eel
ence TO fight the germs of the pesti!ence. The
CITY at night resembles vast enc1mpment,
from the number of bonfres.
Ia consequence of the prevalence of yellow
fever and smallpox at New Orleans and
Jamaica, the Isthmus authorities propose
establishing quarantine against these places
The New suez Canal.
PARIS, July 13,h.-The Directors of the
Suez Canal Company unanimously approve
of the agreement relative to the second Suez
Canal arrived at between De Lesseps and the
British Government.
LONDON, July 1Sth.-The newspapers here
cav thew believe that the acceptance Of the
agreement entered into by the Government
with De Lesseps will not be forced upon Par
lament.
LONDON, July 13th.-In the House of Com.
mons this afternoon, Childers, Chancellor of
the E1chequer, in reply to Sir Stafford North.
cote, said the SueZ Canal agreement would
be submitted to the House by motion made
In committee, that the sum to be loaned the
Suez Canal Company by the Government for
building the new canal be charged on the
consolidated fund. Northcote gave notice
that when such motion was made, he would
ask the sense of the House on the agreement.
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William Fowler (LiberaD spoke in opposition
20 the canal scheme.
LONDON, July 13th.-At crowded meet
ing Of merchants and shipewners at Lloyd's,
resolutions were passed strongly objecting to
the agreement between De Lesseps and the
Government, on financial, commercial and
Political grounds. The Lord Mayor of Lon
don was asked to call meeting. that further
protest against the agreement can be made
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, in response
to deputstion, stated that the Government
had made the best bargain possible with De
Lesseps. They were buyers from not over
anxious sellers, and had obtained great ad-
vantages for British ship0wners and con-
sumers.
mail steamship Barncd ut Sea.
HAVANA, EJuly9 13th-An English steamer
has lust arrived with the intelligence that the
steamer Niagara, of the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Company, and which left
New York on the 9TH for this port, has been
burned off the coast OF Florida. The passen-
gers were all saved and brought here by the
shove mentioned Euglish steamer.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
HAVANA, July 13th.-The following par
ticulars are received: At o'clock on the
morning of the 18th, the passengers of the
Niagara were reused because fire had been
discovered in the second hold forward. The
teamer was then off the southern coast of
Florida. Strenuous efforts were made to ex-
tinguieh the fire, but they proved of no avail.
At $50 a brigsntine hove in sight, and the
Niagara hoisted signals of distress and made
for the vessel. Captain Baker, of the Nj
sgara, soon deserted steamer toward the
south. He then made for the steamer,
which proved to be the Commander,
Captain Newton, from Liverpool TO
Vera Cruz. At z a. N. the Niagars's
passengers and mails were put aboard the
Commander. Both steamers remained TO-
gether, and Niagara went ahead until about
P. NJ, when she stopped to send the purser,
stewardess and safe aboard the Commander.
Csptsin Baker then turned the Niagara
towards the Florida coast, and ran her ashore
in sixteen feet of water off Indian Key.
When raised, she will go to Havana. The
Niagara had twenty-five passengers, one of
VIII lm was lady. No panic occurred when
the fire was announced. The fire is supposed
to have caught by ignition of some acid stored
near the engine-room. She carried miscel-
laneous cargo of provisions, including -four,
oats, hams, fish, etc. She ia an iron screw
steamer, built in 1877. with tonnage Of
2,2s7, and cost $25O.0OO. She is fully in
sured.
The Loss of the Bark PimpOa.
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bon gives some particulars about the wrecked
bark Pimp6a, hence about the middle of May
with crew of thirteen men and twenty pas
sengers. The bark arrived safely at Fayal,
and landed the majority of her passengers.
When a short distance from that port she
went ashore on an island, and all on board,
except the mate cook and one passenger,
were drowned.
Affairs In TOnqufn.
LONDON; July 13th.-A dispatch from
Hongkong, dated the 18th instant, reports
Tonouin in q state of snarchy. The French
have captured and hanged many marsuders,
bands of whom lowered about and fired upon
outposts. Nevertheless the latter are still
fired upon nightly.
Jews Tortured and Murdered.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 13.h.-Several Jews
have been tortured snd murdered in the
town Of Ostroy, in the government of Volhy.
The Occurrence at Tamatave.
PARIS. July 13th.-The French Consul at
Zanzibar has telegrsphed to the Government
that he has no knowledge Of the occurrences
in Tsmatsve, Madagascar, complained of by
the English Government, and has requested
that q report on the matter be sent to him.
PARIS. July 13sh.-A telegram, dated July
9Th, via Zanzibar. says: Admiral Pierre re-
ports that he repulsed night attack June
23i, and another July 9Th. The Hova loss
was heavy. The French loss was only one
killed. Admiral Pierre does not mention
any trouble with the English Consul st Tam
Atave.
The Grand Duke Under Arrest-The
PrussiaH Church BllI.
BERLIN, July 13sh.-It is reported on good
authority that the Gar placed Grand Duke
Nicholas Constantinovitch, directing the
construction of q canal In Turkestan, under
arrest, for interfering with the duties of the
Governor of Turkestsn.
The Emperor has given sanction to the
Prussisn Church bill.
French Editors Fight with Swords.
PARIS, July 13th.-Dreyfus, of La France,
and Judet, of La Ldnterne, fought . duel
with swords. Dreyfus was wounded in the
right side.
Bullion Withdrawn.
LONDON, July 13th.-Amount of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank of England on bal.
ance to-day, el00, ZOO.
Anti-Orange Riot In Ireland.
DUBLIN, July 13sh.-Rioting broke out at
Newsy tonight. The polics were powerless.
The mob ran frem street to street, sssaulting
all persons supposed to be Orangemen.
Couut de Chambord.
LONDON, July 13th.-A Telegram from
Vienna, dsted at o'clock this morning, says
that the Count de CAsmboEd is unconscious
and death approaching.
SECOND DIsPATCHi
PARIS, July 14sh.-12:2O A. MA dispatch
from Frohsdorf says: Count de Chambord
became delirious last night, aud the death
agony appeared. He had not opened his
eyes since noon. He has been several times
in state of syncope.