Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-26
FOREIGN.
The CITY Of rekie Ashore

EORElGN.
The City Of Tekto Ashore.
foKAHAMA. June 25.-The American
steamer City of Toxic, Capt. Maury
from San Francisco June I'd, is ashore
scar this port. she Is leaking and her
cargo has been partly iettisoued. As
sistanee has been sent 10 her.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-The City OF
Toxic had IA cabin passengers, 24s
steerage, and LIS crew. Among fhe
cabin passengers we're ex- Governor
Hubbard OF Texas. recently appointed
United States Minister to Japan, and
bis family, fve persons in all. Men
acquainted With the coast of Japsn say
that fog or typhoon msy have been
the cause Of the occurrence. No news
has been received by the steamer
agents IN this city.
Teiegrsphie cemmunieafasa with
Braxl.
BUENos AxREs. June 25.-Minister o..
born. actlng IN accordance with instruc-
tl0ns received from the state Depart
Dent at Washington, has concluded q
contract securing to the Central and
South American Telegraph Company a
concession 20 establish cables between
Buenos Ayres and Rio de Jansiro, and
to land lines between Baenos Ayres and
the Pacific side, thus securing 10 an
American company Continuous and in
dependent telegrsphic communication
between the United States and Brazil.
The necessary decree has been signed
by the President Of she Argentine Re-
public.
fe Examlse the Treaty.
PARIS, June 25.-In the Chamber of
Deputles today . committee was elected
10 examine the France Chinese treaty
submitted on Monday by M. De Freyci-
net. Minister Of Foreign Affairs. This
treaty defines the rights Of France over
Ansm, hxss the boundary lines between
China and the French dependencies,
and determines the conditions upon
which the commercial relations be-
tween France and China are 90 he
maintained. The COMMITTEES chosen IL
favorably disposed towards the treaty,
Gna its election only means that the
Chamber OF Deputies require to have
explained some vaguely verded com-
Ineroisl clauses.
A Special Mlssiou.
Lospos, June 25.-Sir Henry Drum
mond Wolf. present member OF Parlia-
ment for Portsmouth. who, il was au-
nounced yesterday, was about to start
for cairo as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PisRiposentisry Of Great Brit
ain. will 90 10 ERyps. it 10 stated. upon
special mission. II is intended that
be shall displaoe Sir Evelyn Barring, the
present diplomatic agent and Consul
General Of Great Britain.
what wifi be Ezis Ceurxe9
PARIS, June 25.-France and Russia
are exchanging views in regard TO the
policy TO be adopted by the new Cabinet
Of the Marquis Of Salisbury. Waddinq-
ton, French Ambassador 10 London,
has alrea dy sounded" Salisbury upon
the course The British Government will
take in Egypt.
Mortality Among the Treeps.
Ali accounts received from Tonquln
show that the ravagcs Of the disease
among the French troops there are SIM
oily appalling. Three thousand Invalid
soldiers have been sent home. Three
hundred soldiers down with disease
await transportation. The deaths among
the troops are from ifteeen to twenty
daily.
A Reception 20 uaaIan.
ToaoNro. juno ga reception and
banQuet vas rendered Edward Han
Ian lass night In replying to q
toast, Hanlan said he had always rowed
honest races and had accepted his de-
feat by Beach as q true Canadian
sportsman. He intsndad again 70 visit
New south Wales where he was always
royalty treated, and although he knew
that Beacon was probably the finest
specimen Of On 0arsman he had ever
seen, he also knew that bic Australian
friends wonld back him again to row
Beach for any amoant Of money.
PIeased % %.
lsoxDoN, Juns 81 The JewisA CAron-
ieEs says, sfhc elevation of Sir Ma
tnaniei De Roshsehiid 10 the peeraQe,
sheds iestre upon toe entire Jewish
community. lie creation OF the first
Jewish peer IL one Of the most sienifi-
can't acfs OF Mr.. Giadstone-r
A German Canal.
BxnHrx. Juna 2h-Prinos Bismarck
has ordered the preparation Of plans
for oxnAl 30 connect the Rhine and
Ems rivers
A PrepesaR Rejected.
BxKrm, June s1-Ihs Bundesrath
has rriected Prines Bismsrck's proposal
to tan tue barrels n which American
petroleum IL imported % articles Of
oaopers' work. The proposed tax would
largely increase she cost Of petrolenm-
NE Refused 90 Give rhen 10.
Loxpoa. June sh-rhe Governor OF
I 0ahoon reports thai q numbcr Of Ger
man sailsrs from the frtgate Bismarck
recsatly seixed the wife Of . native and
mardrred her husband Who wss M
tempsin9 10 defend her. The 9svernor
boarded the Bismarck and demanded
the eurrsnder OF the essassins. bat Al
miral Knorr REFUSED 10 give them up.
The Prsnist. 81 the Prsshst.
Csrno. June Ss.-Auosnes letfes has
been resolved frOm Ri Mahdi In which
be says be wiil arrive 81 wady Halfa At
tsr the feast Of kamado1. II Mahdi
kss issued tgelWs commandments co.
Joining the killing ot ell 5oreiRners IN
less they become Masaeinea-
TAs garrison at kassaia continues %
reosive supplies by raidinR.
Hnerenssng the fsisce.
OTTAWA Eune 3--hn t0e mouse =
Commans yesterday The bill providinz
for increasing tha namber Of the NORTH.
vest mounted psslies 10 one thousand
vas Rad third tims and passed.
re se Raisetl - the rcersge.
I,oxpox, yans sk-Sr Nathaniel
Rothschild, Sir Evelyn Barring and Mr..
John Mortry vii b. raised 10 the Peer
ages
K.eapea frsm fhe mahai's Camp.
Rev. Laisi Boaomi. an Italian mis-
sionsry prsssi, fos icnx tIfue . c.stivs
| IN he eamp o. "a Mahdf. has nAde m
| ezrsue and arrived 81 Dsneols. Fsshe'
/ Bononi reports thAa ell ths prissss msct
prisoners durin9 shs fissng ia The 500
aen nnd on TIE nnNrch ct ~ M1nai an
| b eooa health. The nasxnifa4s 81 Ne
reveil "a Koriofan kas bceo vexy Dncf
evsrrA.ea, says Father Bauouai: eas y
eenarns the truth of thu Espcrsa sbai
I the foseck of II 3ahdi hAvs neen -
nsstesily ssfsase1 b. TIE gAgx1scn q
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