National Republican., 1883-08-10
THE FOREIGN BUDGET.
The Situation in Spain Said to Be Very Grave
Six Insurgents Captured
CetewSyo stllI Believed 60 BE Living-Thc
Riots at Pesth-CieneraI Foreign News.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Aug. 9.--'rho Temps states that Ad-
miral Pierre whose conduct at Tamatavo
towards tho British Consul and others caused
much feeling in England, has asked to bo re-
placed forthwith, owing to the poor condition
of his health.
The Temps states that prominent Spanish
republican has informed the editor of that
paper that tho situation in Spain is Of u very
grave character. He asserts that several su-
perior officers of the army are in favor of the
establishment of y republic, and that an out
break in the republican interest is imminent
in the principal towns. He also said that the
Carlists are preparing TO act in tho North.
The report that Senior Gorilla had gone TO
Spain arose through his quitting his usual
residence, fearing possible expulsion from
France.
MADRID, Aug. 0--Military precautions have
been adopted here. The officials arc reticont,
but they claim that the Barcelona insurgents
have been dispersed in the mountains by the
troops and six of them have been captured
The province they say is tranquil. The Log
rono officials telegraph that five Of the soldiers
who took part in the outbreak at Santo Do
mingo have surrendered. They declare that
the regiment was deceived, and believed 1t
was going to parade when tho outbreak took
place. The remainder of the rebels arc being
actively pursued by columns of troops. Tho
governor of Madrid has closed the Democratic
Progressist club. A special despatch from
Lisbon states that the revolt ut Badajoa had
ramifCations in various parts of the country,
but that it was premature. There are thirty
Spanish officers on parade in Lisbon.
AUsTRo-HUNGARY.
PEsTH, Aug. 9.-Thirty two of the persons
who took part in the rotous demonstration
here against Joseph Scharf, father of Moritz
Scharf one OF the defendants in the Nyre-
ghhaza riot and other Jews, have been ar
rested The rioting continued until l o'clock
this morning, The authorities, in order to
stop the disorders, have been compelled to
place q Gordon of troops around the street
where tho pundering of the Jewish houses
occurred MOritz Scharf, the boy who was
the principal witness for the prosecution in
the recent trial, and who swore he saw the
murder committed, has confessed to II reporter
of the Pcsther Lloyd that his testimony was
false.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Aug. 0.-NIr. Ashley, under
colonial secretary, stated in the house of COM
mons this evening that the government had
received telegram from the governor OF
Natal, in which the latter says he is informed
that King Cctewayo, who was reported to
have been killed by the Zulu insurgents, is in
the reserved territory. A reliable witness
says he has seen him n live since his reported
DEATH
The Parnellite members of parliament are
discussing the expediency of sending a dele
cation of their party to America in the inter
est of their cause.
The statement that thirteen lives were lost
by the sinking of a Norwegian bark off Dover
yesterday, after collding with another ves-
sci, proves to have been erroneous The sup
posed lost persons were rescued by another
vessel.
The United Kingdom alliance gave q
luncheon to-day to Sir Leonard Tillcy, the
Canadian minister of finance. Sir Wilfred
Lawson presided. Sir Charles Tupper the
Canadian high commissioner, was present
Sir Wilfred Lawson in a speech SAID that the
colonies were far ahead of the mother country
in temperance reform. Sir l.. Tiley said ht
thought that local, option, which prevails il
Canada, should be adopted in England.
Forty-two Krupp cannon and other ma
terial of war from Russia have be landed IL
Bulgaria.
A dispatch to the Times from Madrid says
the affair in Barcelona was not important
and was merely disturbance among opera
tives. Gen. Blanco has entered Badajoz will
a new garrison, to replace the one which re
volted. Martial law has been declared in al
towns where disaffection exists.
The Times correspondent at Hong Kong
says ho has been informed that there are NJ
Chinese troops either in Tonquin or on thu
| frontier, but the garrisons in the provinces o
Yun-Nan and Kwang-Si have been secretly
increased Much grain and rice is being
stored at Canton. The impression prevail
that China is playing waiting game, whicl
is costing the French much and tho Chimes
little.
Since the acquittal of tho Jews who wer
on trial at Nyreghhaza there have been sew
eral cases of arson at TisZa Ezlar where thI
murder is alleged to have occurred whicl
| persons opposed to the Jews seek to attribut
to them.
At Brighton to-day the race for the mil
selling plate was won by Fetterless, Vanduar
starters. Fetterless won by two lengths
There was the same distance between thu
| second and third horses The betting at tn
start was 7 to on Fetterless, 8 to agains
Nanduara, and 10 to / against Passaic.
Prof. William Dndorf, critic and philolo
| gist, is dead.
A great national demonstration which ha
been arranged to be held on the estate of MI
Parnel, in Wicklow county, Ireland, on Sun
day next, has been suddenly abandoned l
is stated that the abandonment was in conse
| quence of an intimation from the authoritie
that the meeting would be suppressed.
The weekly statement-of the Bank of Eng
| land SHOWS n decrease IN bullion oil ISS,OOl
and the proportion of reserve to liabilit
which last week was 44s per cent. is now 40
| per cent.
A St. Petersburg dispatch to the Times say
the coronation decree granting liberty O
worship to dissenters only affects million @
so called registered dissenters. There ar
fourteen millions still unrelieved of thei
religious disabilities.
DUBLIN, Aug. 9.-One hundred male an
female paupers have petitioned the guardian
of the North Dock union to pay their passage
to Canada or the United States, as they stat
they are unable to get work at home.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.-The dynamite prit
ers were found gnilty and sentenced to lii
long penal servitudo.
The garrison at Leo do Urgel, in the prov
ince of Lerida, Spain, has revoltod. Th
force numbered 300 men.
The Comte de Chambord had a relaps
Wednesday when he was seized with bleedin
from the nose and vomiting. He was reporte
quiet to-day, and this evening is much in
proved.
There were 627 deaths from cholera i
Egypt on Wednesday, including rs at Cairo
ITALY.
NAPLES, Aug "a scientific commission
consisting of Profs Painters, Guiscardi, an
Agiolora, will 90 to the island of Ischia 10
day to study the cause of the recent eartl
quake there
ROME, Aug. 9.-At consistory, just he
at the vatican, the pope appointed bisho
for sees in Portugal, for France 2 fC
Mexico, for Colombia, for Austria, and
, for Italy.
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug O.-There were tWelN