Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-28
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| Of the funeral
hoicauons of an Uprising in Spain.
| LONDON, November 2sth-A. NJ. Th,
1lmes' Marseilles dispatch saws the Spanish
! reVoiutlonists of that place have sent dele.
gates 10 Madrid TO take part in the expected
uprising of that faction.
| English Elections.
| LONDON. November 27th.-The results OF
the elections so far are III Liberals, l1g
| Tories and 10 Nationalists, and show a
gain OF u for the Liberals and so of the
! Tories.
THE RESULT STILL DOUBTFUL.
New YORK, November 27th.-A private
| dispatch from London this afternoon says
| Thus far the Liberals have secured lis
| seats, the Conservatives I19 and the Par
| neilltes IA. The result is quite uncertain.
| The Liberals are sanguine and the Con-
| servatyes confident"
ANALYSES OF THE RETURNS.
LONDON. November 2Sth "A. M.-The
frA 4adn GGSetsc, analyZing the election so
| far, gives the total Conservative gain as 73.
and the Liberal gain as 30. The London
| districts, which have hitherto been Radical,
are being carried generally by the Conserv-
| atiges. Out of so divisions they expect to
carry ". They already hold 80 divisions
While the Liberals have 90.
The Chrrck Record analyzing the result
of the elections in 143 divisions, finds that
As candidates who favored disestablishment
were defeated, and only % were returned
MICHAEL DAvITT's rREACHERY
LONDON, November 27th.-The treachery
OF Michael Davitt seriously embarrasses
the Irish efforts in Glasgow, and the indig-
| nation over his course runs so high that
Davitt's branch of the National League at
Manchester has covered his portrait with
Grape.
The Balkan War.
LONDON, November 27th.-The statement
that the Bulgarians captured Pirot yester-
day, after being twice repulsed, is incorrect.
1 appears that the entire Bulgarian army
made an attack on Pirot. A long struggle
ensued, 6tring which the Servian artillery
rendered excellent service and maintained
such an effective fire that the Bulgarians
were repulsed. The losses of the Bulgari-
ans are reported to be very heavy.
BoNBAgDENG wIDDIN.
BELGRADE, November 9th. - General
LeshJanin. of the Servian army, telegraphs
that he is bombarding Widdin, and expects
AUsTRA's ULrIMATUM.
VIENNA, November 27th.-It is reported
that the Austrian Minister at Belgrade,
who was instructed to visit Prince Alexan-
der OF Bulgaria, bears an ultimatum in
the name of Francis Joseph, TO be deliv-
cred if Prince Alexander refuses a truce.
The Bulgarians have driven the Seryians
back TO Nissa.
1t is reported that Prince Alexander has
fixed his camp at Prot
AUsrRIA's INFLUENCK WANING.
BELGRADE, November 27th.-No dynastic
changes in Seryia are expected. The Aus
trian influence in Servia is waning
because Russia initiated the movement
for an armistice, and the latter Power
had grown accordingly in the esteem of the
Seryians. The change of ministry which
may occur on account of this transition of
feeling, will not affect the fidelity of the
King to Austria.
THE ATTACK ON wIDDIS.
RUsTcHUK, November 27th.-The Bull
garian commander at Widdin telegraphs
that the Servians, under General Iesh-
janin, attacked that place under pretense Of
an armistice, but were repulsed with a
heavy loss. Later q force of Bulgarians
from Lom Palanka carried the Seryian
positions at Arzer Palanka
TIE sERvIAN KING-ARMIsrICE REFUSED.
BELGRADE, November 27th.-King Milan
has joined the army near Prot, where he
will soon take command of force of 80,-
600 men.
General Topolvitch has refused to pro-
pose an armistice to Prince Alexander.
The Carolines Dispute.
ROME, November 27th.-The signing of
the Carolines protocol by the Spanish EN-
bassador and the Prussian Minister 10 the
Vatican is imminent. Spain has conceded
the same advantage to England that she
has given Germany, in return for which
England is to recognize Spain's sover-
eighty over the Carolines and Pelew Is
lands.
The British in Burmah.
MARANGooN, November 27th.-The Brit
lsh expedition reached Nyeenyan on the
25th inst, and proceeded for Mandalay the
same evening. The Madras Sappers, sup
ported by the Hampshire Regiment. scaled
the earthworks at Pagan, and the enemy
bolted into the jungle. The Burmese were
strongly intrenched at Nyeenyan, their line
extending two miles. They opened a sharp
fire on the British fiotilla, and the latter re-
Piled with shells. After two hours of bonn
harding, the enemy fled into the Jungle.
leaving thirteen killed and large number
wounded The Burmese leader hastened
to Mandalay. Il appears that the Burmese
imported their ammunition in biscuits and
sardine tins, and their rifles as consign-
ments of machinery. The inhabitants are
delighted at the arrival of the British.
Rebellious Outbreak.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-A. M.-Tele-
grams have just been received from Cal
cutta announcing the breaking out of a re-
bellion at Nepaul. The Premier has been
murdered and the Maharajah OF the PROV
lnce has been taken prisoner The British
Resident is absent from Khahmander on
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