Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-10
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4 sagninesss visit.
BEsLrS, Nov. 9-Journals warmly ap
prove the visit Of the Crown Prince 3.
Alfonso. passeeAe ZeitanG says th.
friendship Of Germany and Spain ha,
| received q fresh guarantee. Will,
Spain il determined to Join Germany
6 sceful policy, the journey of th,
Crovn Prince TO Madrid will faFnisl
an additional pledge that Germany vii
throw her influence in favor Of makins
France the only power that shall cher.
lsh pfoclivitie5 for revenge, and also il
favor of the maintenance of the worlds
,ace.
Anarchy In Peru.
LIMA, Nov. 9.-After the revolt OF
Montero's troops at Arequipa, Ceione
BaygadO attacked the mutineers and
popalace and killed 20, including thu
Mayor Of the city. General Canavart
was killed by his evn troops. The
whole of the Gillian expeditionary
force in Arequipa and the Bolivian
army are concentrating near ours
Montero IL in Bolivia treating for peac.
with Chill.
chinese Troops In the R1ghs.
PARIS, Nov. 9.-The Temps says that
during the recent skirmish at Bacuinh,
q JapaneJe officer accompanying the
French saw banners Of the Chine g reg
ular army among the troops occupying
Bacninh.
The Lsra Mayors Prseesslen.
LONDON, Nov. She procession of
the Lord Mayors show passed Of with
out disturbance. 1t was q mile lono.
In Cernhill. an deliberately decorated
grand stand vas erected, on which the
Lord Mayor received the address from
the Common Council. The procee7ion,
and especially the trophies exhibiting
the commercial products of Canada,
Australia and India with the exhibits
of the International Fisheries Exhibi-
ton. including Grace Darling's boat,
excited great enthusiasm. The streets
we're packed with sI actators along and
of the route. The Lord Mayor was re.
ceived with mingled cheers and misses.
Lookout Jamaica n Mad.
KINGSTON, Nov. 9.-Political agitation
has again broken out. There was a
procession yesterday and the streets
were densely thronged. At a public
meeting afterwards held in = the CITY
Hall, resolutions were passed express
ing disappointment that no reply was
tations of the people of Jamaica, and
alarm that q new Governor had been
appointed without any ASSURANCES from
eakA knA
ances of the people should b6tedrees ed
and the wrongs removed. 1t was also
resolved that there shall be no taxation
without representation, If there was the
colony would offer passive resistance,
leaving the government to collect taxes
at the point OF the bayonet.
Lord Mayors Banquet.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Lord Mayors
banquet this evening was attended BY
many distinguished persons, Waddiug-
ton, the French ambassador, replying TO
the toast in honor of the foreign minis
ters. He said there was ne greater
guarantee of peace than the hearty, cor
dial and loyal friendship Of Great
Britain and France. France has made
great progress, and he had every eOnA-
dence in her future. The policy Of the
French il not one of aggression, but of
her own. The French govern
ment is earnestly trying to settle pend
ing questions concerning France. His
TO London was one of peace.
France wished TO approach Great Brit
ain in spirit of good will, and he met
the same desire ON the part Of England.
(Cheers.] The Master Of Rolls respond
cd to the toast in honor of Her Majesty.
He referred to the recent visit of Lord
Chief Justice ColeridRe to America. and
said the latter found in America law
with all its faults and its
good qualities, bat had found the law
as administered in England and Ameri-
ca the most merciful, most generous and
most Just ever administered to any peO-
pie in the world.
Gladstone, replying TO the toast in
honor of Her Majesty 3 Ministers, refer
ring - Waddingt0n's speech, said: Our
heartieet and best wishes are with
France in every career o. peace, justice
and orderly government on which she
may find il to her interest to enter"
Referring to the missionary Shaw affair
he said: "What came from the French
Government had been conferred rather
than demanded. He believed the Incl
dent tended to confirm the good feeling
between the two countries." Gladstone
said that orders had been given for the
withdrawal of the British forces from
Egypt, and that the withdrawal would
include the evacuation of Cairo. AL
the great powers Of Europe had declared
their attachment to the cause of peace.
With regard to Ireland, he said: "rhere
il much 10 be done, much to be desired,
much to be lamentea; but there is also
much to be hoped for. Peace and order
must be firmly maintained" Cheers. ]
Count DeLesseps, replying TO the toast
Foreign Guests," expressed the con-
viction that in his approaching inter-
views with merchants and shipowners
on the Suex canal question, the spirit Of
fair play BY which no would b guided
would dissipate all disagreements.
Or Ceurse.
BERIIN, Nov. 9.-The North German
Gazette says: 90 far from the Grown
Princes proposed visit TO Spain being
aimed against France, it will Be made
in the interest Of peace, a. was King
Alfonso's visit to Hamburg.
The LueAer Celebraelon.
EssIKBxg, Nov. S.-Protestants, Jews
and Catholics united to render effective
the Luther celebration, which began TO-
day. The houses throughout the town
are decorated. The great brsnze statue
in the market place, representing
Luther burning The Papal bull. i
Guarded BY four burgher rif1emen - 4
cuard Of honor. Bnormous galleries
have been erected on all sides 70 aosom'
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