Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-21

his speech to-day. Among the spectators
were the royal Princes, Prince Bismarck
and all the members of the Bundesrath.
The space reserved for members of the
diplomatic corps were well filed. Special
accommodations were also provided for the
delegates to the Congo Conference. The
Emperor's speech was printed in charac-
tiers quarter of an inch in length The
speech was received with loud and frequent
applause.
PATHS Divorce Case.
LONDON, November 20th-It is stated
that Patti will appeal from the recent de-
cision of the Tribunal at Paris, granting the
Marquis de Cauy a divorce from her She
Pounds her appeal upon the injustice of re-
fusing her divorce and granting one to De
Caux, as the decision gives him q title to all
her property in France.
The American Ministers.
LONDON, November 20th-The report that
James Russell LEVEL, the American Min
lister, intends to take up his permanent res
idence at Oxford is untrue.
Levi p Morton, United States Minister
to France, on his way to Paris will remain
week in London, where he will meet Mrs
Morton.
Excited Spanish Students.
MADRID, November 20th.-The students
of the University are thoroughly in
censed against the Bishops for censuring
one of the Professors for advocating liberty
and education. The students made mani
fest their disapprobation of the Bishops
course by thronging the streets to-day, and
making tumultuous demonstrations. Large
crowds collected about the publication
offices of the Carlist journals, and threat
cned to loot them. The police dispersed
the young men. Twenty were arrested.
Besides the students, several journalists,
acting with them were arrested ON charge
of conspiracy. The students are deeply
incensed at the action OF the authorities.
If the agitation continues, precautions will
be taken to prevent renewal of the disor-
der.
Return of the Queen.
LONDON. November 20th.-The Queen re-
turned TO Windsor Castle from Balnogal
tonight in excellent health.
Stanley and the Congo Conference.
BERLIN, November 20th.-John Kasson,
American Minister, has announced that
Henry NJ. Stanley, the African explorer,
has been appointed Technical Delegate 10
the Congo Conference for America.
The French in China.
PARIS, November 20th.-Le Paris says
| General Rriere de Isle. commander of the
| French forces in Tonquin, telegraphs that
| the Chinese made vigorous attack on the
French gunboats Eclair and Tombe, as
they were proceeding along the river Claire
after revictualling the garrison at Tryen
| Guam. One sailor was killed and eight
wounded. General de Isle reports that
5000 Cinnamon are coming down the Red
river, and he is ready to meet them. lie
| sent Colonel Ducosne to Tryen Guam, and
| will clear that region of the enemys forces
| Miss Fortescue Won't Compromise.
| LONDON, November 20th.-The Fortescue-
Garmoyle suit came up to-day. Earl Cairns
yesterday made a last attempt to effect 4
settlement. He sent his solicitor with an
offer of a cash payment of 5000 if she
would withdraw the case or allow it to go
+, by default. She absolutely refused the pro-
! posed compromise. She said she was de-
termined to prosecute the case not for the
| sake of pecuniary gain, but to vindicate her
character, and declared she would never
accept q shilling from Cairns not awarded
| to her by jury. The Courtroom was
crowded with leaders in fashionable soci-
ETY. and stage celebrities Lord Garmoyle
was not present Charles Russell. in open
ing the case for the plaintiff, spoke in high
praise of the fair litigant. Sir Henry James,
AttorneyGeneral, who appeared for the
defendant, stated that he was willing to ac-
cept a verdict of 10000 damages against
his client
Catastrophe at Sea.
| LONDON, November 20th.-The Red Star
line steamship Pennland, Captain Viewer
which sailed from New York ON the Sth
instant for Antwerp, was i'll collision with
q Swedish bark off Goodwin Sands, and
the bark was sunk. No details of the dis
aster have yet been received.