Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-15

ton circulation was restored and the per.
sons recovered.
1t is reported that cholera has broken out
at Salon and Grasse Department of Bouches
du Rhone, and several deaths have oc-
Cured.
The Congress of the two Houses of Par
lament at Versailles yesterday agreed to a
motion that the Senators and Deputies
should accept reduction of salary for the
past four months. and the balance be uced
for the relief of the cholera sufferers.
There were two deaths from cholera at
Toulon last night.
MARsEILLEs, August 14th.-There were
eight deaths from cholera here last night.
English Parliament Prorogued.
LONDON August 14th.-Parliament was
prorogued to-day with the usual ceremo-
MES. The Queen in her speech said Il
sincerely regret that an important part of
your labors failed to result in legislative
enactment. Friendly intercourse subsists
with all foreign powers, diplomatic rela
tons have been resumed with Mexico, and
the preliminary agreement for treaty of
commerce has been assigned. l have to
lament the failure of the conference to
devise means TO restore the finances
of Egypt, which are so important
to the well being and good order of the
country. ! shall continue to fulfill faith
fully the duties growing out of the pres
ence of my troops in the valley of the Nile.
trust that the special mission which l
have determined to send there will material
ly aid me i'll considering what steps to adopt.
| view with unabated satisfaction the miti
CATION and diminution of agrarian crime
in Ireland, and the substantial improve
ment of the people. ! design at an early
I'd - Il,
iect Of representation Of the people. l re-
tons of interest in the subject, constant
proofs of loyalty to the throne and respect
for law. These indicate MS inspire me with
the full belief that the great national aim
will be pursued with orGer and moderation
the best securities for such settlement as
may conduce to the happiness and liberties
of the people and strength of the empire
The speech closes with thankfulness for
the favorable season, which is alternating
the pressure that has SO long and seriously
affected agricultural industry.
Advices from China.
LONDON. August 14th-A Times dispatch
from Foo Chow says: The Chinese military
authorities announce a review to-day.
A French transport and one ironclad
have departed for Hongkong.
The late King of Anam has been poisoned
by anti-French Mandarins.
Black Flags from Laoki, and it is ru-
mored Chinese troops also, are marching
southwark on Tuyenkwan, an isolated post
sixty miles north of Hung Hon.
Tonquin pirates infcst West river, ravag-
ing the country north of Haiphong.
1t is rumored that q French garrison was
massacred while en- route for LangsOn.
Sickness among the French troops is III
creasing.
Want Their Losses Paid.
ALEXANDRIA,, August 14th.-Those who
suffered losses at the time of the British
bombardment are becoming impatient.
Their demands for indemnity are unsettled,
and they threaten to make q great public
demonstration to bring pressure upon the
authorities.
To Protect English Fisheries.
LONDON, August 14th.--A British gun.
boat las been ordered TO Heligoland, for
the protection of English fisheries.
Mortuary.