The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-07
OADIU Ou1OAE.
A Budget of News From Over
the Ocean.
A London Scandal---A Sultan's
Amusement.
The Progress of the Cholera
VIII it Never End?
The Wreck of the Steamer
NeWfield.
Cable Clicks.

London, 6.-The la' est sdvlces
from China states that the Chinese
authorities have stol ped courier ser
vice between Foo Chow and the
landing place of the cable.
scheme for the temporary relief OF
the Egyptian treasury includes
ranewsl of the RothschiIGIoan of
81, 100000 and the reduction of eX-
penses of the administration. Ex-
Governor Vincent has bsen iR>
structen to report what immediate
reductions are possible. The Khe-
dives yacht will be sold and the ex-
penses of his househald curtailed.
Havana, 6.-The custom house
from the first instant exacted pay
ment of all export duties, half in
gold, and half in bank bills at their
nominal value; it now claims that
the official dispatch of July 29th
from Madrid refers only to sugar
duties, and from yesterday all e1-
port duties except on sugar must be
collected in gold.
London, 6. - Advices from the
south of Africa report a severe en-
gagement between the followers OF
Mons. Enia and the Beers, ia when
the latter were defeated. Many
warriors were killed, Including sew
eral Epg.ishmen.
Paris, 6-Gervilie Reache enid
violent interrur tions from the ex-
treme left laid the committee report
on the bill for the revision of the
constitution before the House. The
bill will be discussed Tomorrow.
During the sitting Clement eau and
Laguerrs asked whether gendsrmes
would be employed to tear them
from the tribune.
Paris, 6.-The French resident at
Hue has been instructed to Iecog-
nize the new King only upon the
condition that he receives the trta y
between Francs and China con,
cluded by Patenotre, French minis.
ter to China. The Temps predicts
that extreme measures il dealing
with China will be postponed until
| a discussion OF the Chinese question
is held in the Chsmbar OF Deputies,
after the present session of Parlia-
rnent st Marsailles has been con-
cluded.
The National. referring to an in
terview between Minister Lefong,
Chinese minister, thinks il indicates
that negotiations for settlement of
the difficulties still continue.
Paris, g. Prime Minister Ferry
has addressed formal note to Lor /
Lyons, British ministes to France,
| in which he declares thst England
continues to be bluud ty thu proto.
col of dis 'nterestedness signed at
the Constsntinople conference, and
that she must again consult the
powers in the event of any change
in the financial arrangement in
Egypt. The Rspublique Franchise
referring to the action of Germany
in the Egyptian conference regrets
the blindness Of the Et glish govern.
m3nt to the meaning OF the bitter
words and hostile attitude of Count
Won Munster. The paper Gays: The
intentions OF Prince Bismarck are
surely no mystery to Gladstone.
Bismarck would delight to see
Francs beguiled by his INGENIOUS
batteries, aud begin regular con.
filct with England. France, strong
in her imperishable rights, strong
in the support of Europe, would not
permit the slightest injury to the
interest Of the national creditors of
| Egypt.