Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-23

such materialY The ex hncdive 10 no
surprised AZ the CALAMITY. He v0alc
not advise the sending OF English troops
10 the Soodan. as such a course Nigh,
/ produre more evils.
8uyinG s.see. 80 Acres.
Toronto. Nov. PA cable dispatch
I says the arrangement between the Can
adian Pacific Railroad Company and
the Canadian Northwest Land Com
psny has been modified The land CON.
PAW. instead of purchasing 5.m,m(
acres OF Canadian Pacific lands, will
buy half that amount
The American Minister.
LONDON. Nov. s.-The Rectorship O!
-. Andrews resulted in the election OF
Rnssel Lowell. who defeated Gibson by
u votes.
4 Rich Prirr.
PALERMO, Nov. g.-Ths Duke of Cas-
tlemont, captured near Trapine By
brigands, was ransomed for ~, 900 francs.
Money Trsable.
QUEBEC, Nov. g.-Sharpless, Sons d
Co, lumber merchants, apply 70. an ex-
tension of time Liabilities, $4,000.
Union Bauk stock fell over 10 per cent
IN consequence of this failure.
France and China.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-China has informed
France that an attack ON Bacninh would
be considered cause for war. II is re-
ported the French troops in Tonquin
are suffering from dyseRtery.
Effects or the Defeat.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The MARQUIS of
Salisbury, speaking at banquet of the
Carlton Club, said the defeat of Hicks
Pashs must end all thoughts of the
withdrawal Of the British troops from
Egypt. The French papers express the
opinion that the disaster will lead to
the permanent English occupation Of
Egypt.
The Imperial Jaant.
MADRID, Nov. 22.-Over 10000 people
gathered to witness the landing of the
Prince, and they greeted him with loud
cheers. while the men-of-war in the
harbor and the batteries on the shore
fired saIutes. General Banco, Count
Won Solms- Sonnenwald, the German
Ambassador at Madrid, -de-camp
Of the Emperor of Germany and King
Alfonso. the Captain General of the
Province of Valencia, and other persons
Of distinction received the Crown Prince
at the landing point. The reception
took place in tent tastefully decorated
with Gee nlan and Spanish cOlors. When
the Crown Prince left the marquee,
twelve peasant girls approached and
presented him with baskets of fruits
and flowers. The Prince and the re-
ceiving party then drove to town.
Troops lined the route along the route
which the visitor p, sssd. He proceeded
to the Palace of the Captain General of
Valencia, which was placed at his dis
posal during his stay in the CITY. On
his alighting further official rece ption
was held, and the Crown Prince subse-
quently proceeded TO the Alameda
Promenade, where he witnessed a
parade of the troops. On his return to
the Palace he held another reception;
afterwards he appeared on the balcony,
before which there was great crowd
whs loudly cheered him. Later in the
day the Prince drove through the streets
OF the city in an open carriage. He
visited the Cathedral and Museum, and
other edifioes. Everywhere the Prince
went he was saluted with loud exclama-
tons of the people. In the evening he
attended a gala performance in his
honor at the theater, and afterwards
left for Madrid. where he will arrive
Friday afternoon.
Ministerial Crisis.
LIMA, via Galveston, Nov. 22.-There
has been crisis and change in .he
Ministry. Don Eugenia Larrabure Y
Unanne. Manuel Galupa and Castro
Faldivare have taken the oaths as Min
listers OF Foreign Affairs, Chancellor of
the -Exchequsr and Minister of the
Government, respectively. The APP
pOintments have given much satisfac-
ton.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 22.-In the billiard
match Daley made COO points, GARNER
495.
Bishops BaHqaesed.
RoMK, Nov. 22-Monseignor Postot'
Rector of the North American College,
gave a banquet today to the American
bishops. Among the guests were Car
dinals Howard, Simioni and JacObini,
together with numerous other prelates.
Auti.>.erman Manifesssaies.
PRAGUE, Nov. PA violent anti
German demonstration took place upon
ater, in this city last night, and was
only suppressed by united efforts of the
police and military.
Shot Dead.
CALCUTTA. Nov. 2.-Mr. Ropstoff,
British Superintendent at Nicobar Isl
and, Indian ocean. while riding with his
wife ON the Island of Camorti, was
felled dead by Sepoy officer, whom be
had punished. The Sepoy then killed
himself.
Heavily Fortified.
PARrs, Nov. 22.-The latest news from
Tonqain confirms the previous report
that Sontay is powerfully fortified by
the Chinese.
A Nigh Player.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. PA meeting Of
the creditors of Morris Ranger, the cot
ton broker who failed recently, shows
that he had unsecured liabilities for
E8O0, 600 and assets Of only CSC. 200. A
committee was appointed to wind mp
his affairs.
obtained q Verdict.
PANS, Nov. 22.-Clemenceau his OBJ
tanned verdict against the Moratag
Ne,cs for Publishing an interview which
he states did not take place.
War Correspondent Killed.
LONDON, Nov. 2-It in believed the
correspondent of the Graphic, accom-
panying Hicks Pasha, is killed.
Mexican Reads
MEXICO, No,. 2.-Ne2otiatiOns with
holders of Mexican bonds in England
are suspended, Mexico declining the
proposition of the bondholders. The
Government, however, IL determined 70
settle the general debt Of the country,
Whenever difficulties, which have NO
reason to exist, are settled.
1na1gnans Irish.
CHIcAao, Nov. 5-The Csfizes's Lon
don cable says ~ The government eni-
grafton scheme has raisedsa storm Of
Indignation. Bishops and priests were
TO openly denounce il in the strongest
language, a. . new effort being made TO
depnpulats Ireland, and no attention II
paid to the lying denial OF the Glad
stone government. The clergy Of West.
port conclude . series of resolutions BY
thanking the Dublin Fvs<ssaa for the
timely exposure of plot, which ,leaut
| the Transportation of q thousand Irish-
men. Confidential emigration circulars
are being issued in opposition to t.e
Orange Mot. Al the ueXt e1oction Par