Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-26

In the House of Lords this afternoon,
when the new Lord High Chancellor, Sir
Harding Clifford took his seat upon the
woolsack, it was announced that the bill
providing an annuity of E6,000 for the
Princess Beatrice upon her marriage with
Prince Henry, OF Battenburg, had received
royal consent.
Salisbury, as he entered, was received
with cheers. In the course of short adj
dress the Marquis said it was necessary for
him 10 repeat the statement made by Glad
stone last evening in the House of Com
mons, He explained that the Queen had
informed him that it was her opinion that
he might reasonably accept office upon the
assurance given by Gladstone. Her Maj
esty at the same time pointed out the Seri-
Gus injury to the public service if a settle
ment were longer delayed, or new colnpli-
cations should arise The Marquis said
that he then, with the unanimous consent
of his colleagues. thought il his duty 10 as
sumo office, and he said the next four or
five weeks would show that he had taken
the proper course. The Marquis, in CON
Guiding his address, made an appeal for the
support of all good men. The House viii
adjourn until the 9th of July.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, June 25th.-In the House of
Commons to-day only business of formal
nature was transacted, and the House adj
iourned until the Sd July.
THE NEW CONSERVATIVE WHIP.
LONDON, June 25th.-Hon. Arentas
Akers Douglas, Member of Parliament for
Kent will be the new Conservative whip.
he will also be Patronage Secretary.
RAISED To THE PEERAGE.
LONDON, June 25th.-The Queen has con-
ferred the peerage upon Rowland Winn,
Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury in
the new Ministry His title is Baron Stos-
wald, of Nostell.
sALIsBURY's AND NoRTHcoTE's VIEWS RE
GARDING A TIMoRoUs POLICY.
LONDON, June 25th.-At a meeting OF
Conservatives the Marquis of Salisbury.
referring to the political situation, said he
felt sure that all would agree that a timor-
Gus policy would be unwise, if not fatal
He reckoned upon the united support OF
his party. Sir Stafford Northcote expressed
his entire concurrence with the Marquis OF
Salisbury in the line of action taken and
proposed for the future. The proceedings
were harmonious throughout. The meet
ing unanimously approved the action taken
by the Marquis of Salisbury 1t was
to have given more definite assurances.
FIRST CoUNcIL-ADDITIoNAL APPOINTMENTS
LONDON, June 25th-The first Council OF
the new Ministry will be held tomorrow
The following additional appointments
have been made: Sir Matthew White
Ridley, NJ. T., Under Foreign Secretary
VIM. I. Jackson, NJ. p, Secretary of the
Board of Trade; Baron Macdonald Lord
Of h.. Il
count Lewisham, e-Chamberlain Lord
Arthur Hill, Comptroller; Viscount Folke.
stone, Treasurer Earl Dunraven, Under
Secretary of the Colonies Earl Kintor,
| and Earl Hopetown, Lords in Waiting.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June 2Gth-A. M.-The Dda,
NeJcs says ii is able TO state that Parliament
will dissolve as soon as the seats bill goe.
into operation, and that an election will bt
held in the middle of November.
RoTHsCHILD's ELEVATION To THE PEERAGE
LONDON, June 26th-A. M.-The .Jelrisl
Chronicle says: The elevation of Sir Ma
thaniel de Rothschild to the peerage shed.
luster upon the entire Jewish community
The creation of the first Jewish peer is on,
of the most significant acts of Mr.. Glad
stone.
New Cases of Cholera and Deaths in
Spain.
MADRID, June 25th,-Oflicial reports OF
new cases of cholera and deaths from the
same in Spain on Wednesday are as fol
lows In Madrid there was a total of o new
cases and 5 deaths. In the city of Valencia
63 new cases, % deaths During the same
time there We're in the rest OF the province
of Valencia, $40 new cases and 314 deaths
The city of Murcia had 106 new eases and
81 deaths, while in the remainder of the
province of Murcia there were POS new
cases and 81 deaths. In the province OF
Castellon del Plana there were 50 new cases
and 30 deaths. Cicnpazua had new cases
and deaths; the city of Toledo had new
cases and 2 deaths. and the remainder of
the province of Toledo had 10 new eases
and 5 deaths. Twelve cases and one death
have occurred in the military academy at
Toledo.
FILTHY CONDITION OF vALENCIA-FALsIFY-
ING STATEMENTS.
New York, June 25th-A HcrGlTs spe-
cial says The cholera statistics are delib-
erately falsified. The number of deaths
and cases is larger than stated. AT Valen-
Cia proper the average Is comparatively
low, but in the neighboring villages the
ulOItdlllN Is ltIIlDIC. L lie peasants DtTu
together like swine. \ whole family lives
in one room, seldom paved, and lighted by
Il few Sits in the wall maybe one large
hole replacing window. The food of the
peasants thereabouts is usually fish, with n
little rice and fruit, washed down by water
from filthy streams. Yesterday your cor
respondent visited Gra0. The harbOr lit
orally stinks. The road is undrained and
chOlled up with putrid refuse and mud, in
which the children play barefooted with
dogs and cats. As you walk along you are
pestered by thousands of flies, which the
doctors here are convinced greatly help in
spreading the cholera. Among the places
which have suffered the most severely is
the little village of Torres, where the other
day six out of seven members of family
were carried off i'll a few hours. Five other
people III the same day sent for medical as
sistance, and In the evening four of them
were dead. Yet with the dead so busy all
around, in Valencia itself you may walk
around for hours and see no sign of chol-
era. Now and then you may meet man
or woman carrying home a tiny coffin ;
now and then you pass a procession Of
priests bearing relies of saints and followed
by crowd, but this thing is exceptional.
Life goes on as usual the shops theaters
and markets are as busy as ever, and chol-
era seems to be dream.
INSPECTION OF THE INFECTED DISTRICTS.
MADRID, June 25th.-Senor Canovas del
Casteilo, President of the Council, and
Senior Romero Robledo, Minister of the In
terror who started yesterday on tour of
inspection of the cholera-infected districts,
were received at the railroad station IN
Murcia by immense crowds of people, who
manifested the greatest enthusiasm over
the arrival of the distinguished officials.
The camp established for the reception of
cholera patients and the quarters of the
city inhabited by the poorer classes were
visited and carefully inspected.
THE scoURGE IN ALICANTE.
MADRID. June 25th.-The report of
cholera for the past twenty-four hours in
Alicante shows forty light new cases and
forty deaths.
warming to Austrian Catholics.
yIEGxA. june 25th.-The Catholic BiSh-
ClDs of Austria have issued q manifesto to
the faithful, warning them against in
creasing skepticism, secret societies and the
influence of the anti-religious press, which
are undermining the Church. The Bishops
followed the manifesto with a memorial
asking the Government to legislate with a
view To protecting the Church from adj
verse influence. The Bishops action is al
most without precedent, and has caused q
sensation in religious circles.
Murdered by German Sailors.
IoNpoy, June 25th.-The Governor O
Gaboon reports that q number of German