Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-04

FOREIGN.
England and Russia.

FOREIGN.
England and Russia.
LONDON. May 3d-The Cabinet Council
Saturday had under consideration dis
patch received from Sir Edward Thornton,
British Minister to Russia. stating that NJ D..
De Giers, Russian Minister of Foreign At
fairs, asked for time in which to discuss
and interpret the agreement of March 18th,
before deciding whether arbitration was
required to settle the pending difficulties
As 4 result of the Cabinet discussion Earl
Granville intimated his willingness to de-
fer the laying of the dispute before a third
power for settlement provided NJ. De Giers
admitted the principle of arbitration.
a further communication from Sir Ed
ward Thornton was received at the Foreign
Office tonight 1t is reported that the
English Minister states in this dispatch that
Russia accepts the principle of arbitration.
A Cabinet Council has been summoned for
tomorrow. The CZarina, whose influence
is almost absolute over the Gar, is actively
assisting in the peace negotiations.
Sundays editions of the London news
papers confirm the report that q secret
treaty had been made between England
and Turkey, according to the terms of
which England will be allowed to send
men-of-war through the Dardenelles in
case of war.
AN HONEST EXPEDIENT FOUND.
Moscow, May 3d.-The Gazette says it has
reason to believe an honest cxpedient has
been found, by which both sides can set
tie the Russo-English dispute.
RENEWED OPPOSITION To THE VOTE OF
CREDIT.
LONDON. May 3d-The improved pros
pect of peace has emboldened the radical
wing of the Liberal party, and they are
now determined to oppose the 500 100000
war credit when the House goes into Com
mittee OF Supply on its final passage. The
ball will be opened by Henry La
bouchere, the Radical member, who
is such an ardent lover of peace
that he is ready to fight for it at
any time. He proposes to offer an
amendment, to the effect that so large a
Credits needless and prodigal, in view fthe
immense deficit which it will admittedly
cause. The Government, however, will
strain every nerve to have the whole
amount voted, especially in view of the
fact that fully one-half has already been
spent in advance of the request for the
vote.
The Trouble in the Northwest Territory.
WINNIPEG, May 3d-The telegraph line
is still down west of Humboldt, and moth
ing has come through. Major Walsh has
been visiting the half-breeds near Fort
gu Appellc, and has every confidence that
they Will prove loyal Many of them have
friends and relatives in Riel's camp, and
say if it were in their power they would
induce them to withdraw
I,,l M,no,,o11 -
Touchwood, where the Indians have left
their reserve They have plenty of pro-
visions, and Mcdonald does not see why
they have left the reserves. He will try
to get them back. There is report that
they have gone north but it is not con-
frmed.
The remains of private Furgrlson. Of the
Ninth Rifles, killed at Fish creek. arrived
at Fort Qu Appelleto-day. They will be EN-
balmed and brought to Winnipeg. Lieu
tenant Swenford's body is expected to
arrive there tomorrow, and will be sim
ilarly treated.
From Canadian Pacific officers it is
learned that navigation will open between
Port Arthur and the eastern provinces in
ten days. They have three iron-clad ocean
steamers, said to be the finest on the con-
tinent, that will make connection with
their trains.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF THE REBELS.
MONTREAL May 3d.-News from Fish
creek to yesterday says scouting parties
have been daily sent ont, and have made
careful examination of the entire country
To-day the advance pickets penetrated as
far as Batouche Crossing but no rebels
were seen. This information created a
sensation in military circles. The mySter-
ious disappearance of the rebels causes
great uneasiness in Middleton's camp, as
he cannot surmise what their next step
will be, or at what moment they are likely
to be attacked from the rear.
Affairs at Panama.
PANAMA via Galveston), May 3d-Gen-
erals Aizpura and Sandoval, and Doctors
Nallarin and Corvailles, have been taken
prisoners by General Reyes, commander of
the national forces, and confined in Parlia-
ment House. Many other prisoners have
been placed in the common prison. Gen
eral AiZpura was imprisoned for not having
was quiet last night, although much firing
was heard on the outskirts of the city the
night before.
AdvIces From Mexico.
CITY OF MENIco via Galveston), May Sd.
In regard to Mormons emigrating from
the United States to Mexico, the Govern
ment officials announce that none coming
will have any concessions granted them,
but are at liberty to come as other emf
grants, subject to the laws of the colony,
which forbid polygamy.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the 9th of May festivities. A sham bat
tie will take place near the city tomorrow
y large number of Americans
are here filling the hotels. Charles Francis
Adams, Jr., President of the Union Pacific.
and Hon. Frank Hiscock, member of the
United States Congress, and family are
here.
Queen Victorta's Return.
LONDON, May 3d.-There is a notable i'm
proyement in the health of Queen Victoria
since her return from Darmstadt. Extraor-
binary precautions for her safety were
adopted yesterday before her arrival at
SheerneSs. Several hours before the royal
yacht was expected, all the vessels in the
harbor were examined, the harbor and
river diligently patrolled by police boats,
and the route from the landing to the rail-
way station was lined by strong military
guard and many metropolitan detectives.
An Extra Credit Wanted.
PARIS, May 3d.-The French Cabinet has
ueclueu 10 ASK inc InamDer 10 vote an
extra credit of 100000 francs, which is
by NJ. Ferry for the Malagasy
expedition.
Treaty Approved.
BERLIN, May 3d.--A majority of the
Bundesrath have approved of the treaty
between Germany and Russia for the ex-
tradition of regicides and conspirators.
An Actress Married.
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the actress, was married yesterday to Frank
A. Marshall, the dramatist