Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
A schnnner Wrecked.
FOKErGN NEWS.
France and China.


PARIS, September Sth,-The Figaro pub
fishes the following es the principal points Of
agreement arrived at by Marquis Tssng. Chi
Rese ambassador. and ChGliemel-Lecour,
French Minister Of Forei9n Affairs, for the
settlement Of the Tor quin question: TIE
French protectorste to he hereafter confined
to the delta AM Red river China to open
navigation of the Red river down to Loo
Ksy, which shall be she only point open to
trade with Yunnan ; the frontier at all other
points to be closed by the establishment Of q
neutral zone, which shall be gsrTis0ned by
Anamese; China undertakes to prevent fur
ther incursions Of slack flags; the soVer-
eighty OF China over Anam TO be recoguizsd
by mere act of homage, after which China
viii recognize the treaty Of Hue; the French
force of occupation TO be limited to 1000
men.
A Council of Ministers will be held on
Monday for the purpose Of examining the
proposals of Marquis Tsepg for settlement
of the Anam question. Marquis Tseng will
return to Paris in week. HIS obj ct In 60
ing to England is merely to escort his wife to
o seaside resort.
LONDON. September Ssh-The Daily Ne,os
says that it hRs reason to believe that Mar
quis Tseng clines as strongly as ever TO the
hope of European arbitration between China
and France. IL view of the enormous pre-
ponderance of the trade ef England, Germany
and even America over that of France in the
East, it is thought the cabinets of neutral
powers would be fully justified in off ring
their friendly services TO France and China.
The Anti-MaGyar Agitation.
LONDON, September Sth.-A dispatch from
Vienna says the leaders Of the ant. Magyar
agitstion in Croatia have induced the peas
ants to believe that attacks on Hungarians
meet the approval of the authorities in Vi
emma, and that the Austrian soldiers have
been forbidden to use arms against the Croa.
tians.
AGRAM, September Sth.-An snti-Magyar
mob assembled mere last evening and smashed
the windows of the Government Cffices on
which the Hungarian eseutcheon was yester-
day replaced. Troops were ordered out and
the rioters dispersed at the point of the bay
onet Meetings of anti Msygars are called
for to-day and tomorrow, and it is feared the
police will join the mob. A battalion Of
troops is being dispatched to Sesgornen, where
trouble is also expected.
English ResIdeJ Is Getting Anxious.
LoSDoE, September 8sb.-The Standards
Hongkong special says the sbssnce of the
British feet at the present lime from Chinese
waters exoiies the deepest Indignation among
English residents there and at al other Chi.
ness ports, IS the relations between Europe
and the natives throughout China have elto-
gether changed since the opening Of the French
policy Of aggression in 'Iorquin. Recent re-
ports of reversss to the French arms have
materially damaged the prestige of all fer
eigners in China.
The RGmoFed Destruction of a Town I'm
Africa.
PARIS, September Ssh.-The French Gov.
hata 1f,F -rukh
of the destruction Of L0aueo, Africa, It is
reported to have been destroyed on the Is th
Of August by the French troops on account
Of the refusal of the King Of Loango to sur
render the Portuguese flag.
Items from London.
LONDON, September sth.-A dispatch from
Rome states that by the win of Count de
Chambord 40 600 francs was bequeathed to
The fund Of Peters pence.
Ali efforts to compromise the strike of the
cotton operatives at Ashton have thus far
failed.
Prime Mizister Gladstone, with bis farnily,
embarked to-day On the steamer Pembroke
Castle for cruise along the west coast Of
Scotland.
a correspondent of the Times al Paris
says: King Alionao's first intention as 10 his
projected journey vas to visit England. Bel
GUM, Austria and Germany. and to return
TO Madrid by way Of Fraace, but Qleen Vic
tofia sent request to tie King. begging him
TO defer his visit to England, owing to the
precarious state Of her Majesty's heslths
The dispatch also states that owing to the
recent political events in Spain the journey
ef the King vas reduced, allowing only
short visit TO Austria.
The Delayed steamer Lessing.
PLYMOUTH (EDg.l, September S.h-The
steamer Lessing has arrived here. Her left
erauk-shaft is broken, but otherwise she is
uuiDjured. She will proceed direct to Ham
burg tomorrow morning IN tow OF a tug
boat. The accident occurred at midnight on
August 27th. The steamer dritted eastward
for forty-eight hours while the damage was
temporarily repaired. The weather during
this time was calm. The vesael then pro-
oeeded slowly toward her destination. On
August 30sh she experienced a great gale,
during which much anxiety was felt for the
vessels safety, but fortunately no damage
was sustained during the gale.
Attempt 10 ReseGe CetswayO.
DURHAM, September 8th.-Sevesty armed
Beers have crossed the borders Of Isandula,
presumably for the purpose Of rescuing King
Cetawayo.
Raising The Republican standard.
PAMPELUSA SPAIN, September S.h.-A
Spanisa sergeant and four soldiers raised the