Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

Rud, near kusan. The force was over
taken OH the march by 4 severe snow
storm, which caused several deaths anG
great suffering among the retinue.
sE.UEITIEs IND TIE GRAIN MARKET
LoNDoN, April 10.h-t2 m.-There was
certainly q better feeling in the S;ock Ex-
change to-day than was presented yesterday
Stock Is quieter The home and foreign
fund Is dull. Consols for money and ac-
count, which closed yesterday at 9is,
opened this morning at G5i Russian
securities of 1873, which closed yesterday at
II, are now quoted at ~.
P. M.-Consols are So l1-16 for both
money and account. Russian securities
have risen 10 80
LIVERPOOL, April 10th-l2;30 p. M.-The
wheat market this morning is again strong
with an active demand. Holders offer
sparingly California No. has advanced
from IS. %. to IS. CD The closing price
No =, from 6s. led. q, Is. ID, 10 IS. 4d.M
IS Cd; Fed Western spring, IS. a. 7s. 3d.
To IS. Cd. "a IS. Sd, and Red Western
winter from IS "a. Is ,id., to IS Sd. e.. s..
CHICAGO, April 10th-l0:15 \. N.-1he
wheat market presented another scene OF
great confusion at the opening this morn
ing with wheat at two and two and half
cents lower than at the close last night.
MAY wheat sold as low as s.! cents at the
opening against SSi last night. but there
were only few sales at that figure,
The British Troops in the Soudan.
ALEXANDRIA. April 10th-It is reported
| here that the British Government has ar
ranged, in the event OF war with Russia, to
| have the troops now operating IN the
| Sondan sent 10 Gallipoli, at the entrance Of
| the Sea Of Marmora, and have their places
taken by Turkish soldiers.
| General Graham Issues a Proclamation
! to the Rebels.
SUAKIM, April l0th-GeneraI Graham
has issued q proclamation, in which he
urges the rebels to submit to the British
and send in a supply of provisions and
| cattle, tor which he promises they viii be
paid Otherwise they must take the conse-
! QUenceS.
An E-yptiaa Army TO be Raised.
ALEXANDRIA, April J0th-It is reported
here that the Government has ordered the
raising of an Egyptian army of $4,000 men.
Report Confirmed.
LoYpoN, April 10th.-The report is con-
figmcd that the British Government has in
yited Italy TO occupy Cairo and the Soudan
France and China.
Pms. April l0th-It Is semi officially
stated here that as soon as the decree shall
! be issued by China ordering the execution
of the Tien-Fsin treaty and the evacuation
OF TQnquin, the French military operations
will be stopped, the blockade of F0mmosa
and Pako be raised, and PalenOtre, the
Minister to China will go TO Wen-Tsin OI
Pekin, for the purpose Of executing deiin
tive treaty Of peace.
IL Temps says Admiral Courbet, who wa
previously ordered 10 evacnate F0rmosa
has now received orders to maintain hi:
position before Kelung. Le Temps believe:
that hostiliucs may continue on the sons
hpi, in TonCuin, as it will take long timt
lJr orders from Pekin to arrive there, aLC
| the Chinese commanders viii be reluctan
TO obey them.
; La L;5erte says transports are engaged ]!
: conveying guns to Tonquin, in order {
3 place certain points IN a state OF permanen
o defense.
? France Demands Reparation.
PARIS, April 10th.-LG Repa5iiquc tIUsI
: cais states that NJ De Freycnet, Minister Q
Foreign Affairs, has demanded OF tn
Egyptian Government full reparatiOn 10
n the iUreible suppression OF French neWsPd
a pers at Cairo on Wednesday last.
y Kinti-hcarted Emperor OF China.
e SHANGHAI, April 10th.-Tho Empero
b has issued a decree, informing the peoPl
Il that the French humbly sued for peace
II and he had graC;uusly granted their pTaye
= VicerOys and Governors are warned to el
II erc;se great care 10 prevent any act {
treacherv before the conclusion oftEe deiiI
tive treaty.
=, Contraband OK war.
/ I.oyDoy. April 1Gth.-Lord Edmund Fit
= maurice, Under Foreign Secretary. state
,e that England had denied that the FrenC
\ had the right, as they claimed, to scare
d for aOntraband Of war on neutral yesse
bound for Hongkong. The question L,
Il been referred to Crown lawyers.
IL Tae Situation il Manitoba.
e. WIyNIPEG, April 10th-The teiegral
be wire 10 Battleford is apparently on Il
Sc ground, and when the latter Is frozen
&c veal, current is established. BY this pea
word was sent from Battlef0r1 last mig
IL that the Indians at Fog lake had XIII
eight whites. These We're J. J. Jurim,
of dian Agent; John Delaney, Farm /
he Structor; Mr. Goyanluck and wife, Bf
Iv Father Trodart Rev. Father Lemarchi
:, and TWO men, names unknown. Mrs.
lancy IS prisoner. ". JuTim, nephew
-, the indian Agent, escaped from the India
80 and made his Way 70 BattletoTd Wedn
-, day. lie reports the fate Of the Hudson
- Bay COmpanys agent, Cameron, as L
49,. known. Frog lake is about 120 miles mort
west of BattlefOrd, and is thirty miles frC
Fort Pitt, the reserves of the Crees, W
number over 200. Battleford is surround
3es bv .0G0 Indians, but no attack has be
III made on the barracks. The Indian Age
at Roe has not been killed, as reported.
he .Advices to the Hudson Bay Compa
m from Saddle Rock, via Edmonton and c
his garry. saws that the Indians there ha
lr- raided the Government warehouse and 70
to To i0in the rebels Saddle lake is an /
m0nton agency, about 100 miles west
Frog lake 1t looks now like general
dian uprising. The Hudson Bay Compa
ule have received 4 cipher message from
al al agent at Prince Albert, dated March 81
l?h l:iI saying The whole population is on {
~ az hands. / am securing the country to c
y y lect provisions. Send -four and bacon
NO once The Indians are quiet except
a. a. Sioux and fifty Crees, who have joined
~ rebels"
,ihis a company has been formed in Bat
Le ford under the command of Captain Ma
i~ ia9 fully armed and equipped. There is a
y, Home Guard of sixty members. 7
~ ~ Saskatchewan river is now open.
or Winning the Irish Hearts.
ich DUBLIN, April 10th-The Prince
lch Wales today received many representa-
ON bodies, academic and others He said b
he and the Princess hoped in the future
nts spend many happy days in Ireland.
lue Report from Commander Zane.
WASHINGTON, April 10th.-The Secret
Of War to-day received the following I,
he gram from Commander Kane. of the
has lena: "Our forces are now guarding b
ATE ends of the transit. \ relief train is r
ming. There is not much business" Ne
from Cartagena to-day reports no chang,
= the situation. The arrival of the Swat
tay at Aspinwall is reported.
or New President of Guatemale.
~ La LIBERTAD (via Galveston, April 1C
News conhrmatory of the reported death
President Barrios continues to reach
ans point. The latest received brings inte