Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-15


sion to the greater native princes OF india,
to arrange for the organization OF an army
OF India and Central Asia. The Amer OF
Afrhanistan. after holding a durbar at
Cabul, will send ENJOYS TO Bokhara, Samar-
cand and other centers Of Asiatic Russia,
to offer the natives English aid money and
arms against Russia.
THE FINANCIAL PULSE.
LONDON, April 14th-11:30 a. M.-Consols
opened at 945 for both accounts, declined
to 94}. recovered to 545, and are now 9fs.
Russian securities opened at S24 and are
now S2!.
$50 P. M.-Consols are 945 for both ac
counts.
M.-Consols 94g for both accounts.
This is below the closing price last night.
LONDON, April 14th.-Stocks closed flat,
although not at the worst prices of the day
| The fortnight's settlement proceeds salts
| factorily, and there is a complete absence of
even rumors in regard to failures.
PARIS, April 14th.-The Bourse opened
this morning very flat. but at midday had
rallied The improved feeling did not last,
however, and the market closed depressed.
The political outlook is regarded here as
! very grave, and fears of financial troubles
are entertained.
The Soudan Situation.
SUAKIM, April 14th-The British cavalry
have visited Ottao, eight miles beyond
Handoub No hostile Arabs We're encoun-
tered. Water was found plentiful. The
country appeared 10 be entirely open. The
Arab population freely sell supplies to the
English. Italian troops have occupied
Arafat, on Austri bay, in the Red sea, and
have hoisted the Italian flag alongside that
of Egypt.
EVACUATED RY TIE RE6ELs.
DoNGoLA, April 1lth.-Deserters from
Mahdi's army report that the rebels have
evacuated Bert and Metemneh, and that
the garrisons Of those two places have gone
respectively to Berber and khaTtoum.
Numbers Of Dishareens are leaving Osman
Digna's country and taking their families
to Berber.
Serious Disorder Threatened in Cairo.
CAIRO, April 14th.-Thcre is a feeling of
indignation here over the forcble suppress
sion by Egypt of the French newspaper
Bosph0rc- Euptica. which has reached such
dangerous phase as to threaten serious
disorders. Guards have been doubled in
| the city and troops are now confined 10 the
barracks
The Treaty Between France and China.
LONDON, April 1ith.-Dispatches from
Shanghai, received this afternoon, state
that there is a hitch in the final arrange
ments for the execution of the detinitiye
treaty of peace between France and China,
owing TO some concessions which China
asks and which PatrenotTe, the French
Embassador, refuses to grant.
The Preliminary Treaty of Peace Between
China and France.
PARIS, April 14th.-The following tele-
| gram was received to-day from PatenOtTe
the French Minister to China
The Odiciql Gd-etic of Pekin to-day published
an Imperial decree, ordering the execution of
| the preliminary treaty Of peace between China
| and France. The decree orders the Niccroy of
| Canton to send Customs Commissioner and
| Mandarin to Hanoi, to make arrangements with
| General De Isle for the evacuation of TOnquin
| by the Chinese troops. LuhvinphurOc Chief of
| the Black Flags has received a title equivalent
! to that of Baron He viii be made Governor OF
| a Chinese province, and receive a large sum OF
| money to enable him to pay and dlsband his
| followers.
The Prince OF Wales on The Ould Sod"
DUBLIN, April 14th.-The Prince and
| Princess of Wales, on their way to Cork to-
day, received an enthusiastic reception in
the counties of Cork and Waterford. Three
! hundred laborers presented an address of
welcome at Dungarvan. When The train
bearing the royal party passed, all vessels
in the bay lowered their flags. In Cork
most of the streets were SPAWNED by tri-
umphal arches, and majority Of the
| houses were adorned with flags in honor Of
! the advent OF the Toval visitors.
No Longer a Tariff Question in Austria.
| VIENNA. April 1lth.-There is no longer q
tariff question in Austria The corn tax,
which was announced with considerable
| zeal and which was intended 10 keep
! American corn and -four out of Austria,
will not be introduced. The tariff question
! is buried. The Governments Of Austria and
| Hungary have just agreed not to convene a
new session OF the Austrian Parliament
| 1t will be dissolved without allowing the
| tariff question to be discussed, and now the
| dream of a high protective tariff and Z con-
tinUed embargo on foreign grain is at an
| end. Austrian consumers are compelled to
depend further on American imports. Of
course the Hungarians are much dis>atis-
| fed.
VIII the Pope Leave Rome.
| ROME pril 14th.-The periodical rumor of
the Pope's intention to leave Rome is again
| current. The marked favor shown the III
Tamontane Cardinal Oregia by the Holy
| Father is interpreted rather hastily as q
proof that this time the report is worthy of
Credencc. This much is true-Leo NH.
has cOunseled Cardinal OTeglia to present a
| proposal 10 Camcrlingo To arrange q meet
| ing of the next ConClaye outside of Italy.
should the Italians attempt the slightest in
reference with its labor Oreglia's nomi-
nation is very disagrecable to the Quirinal
Rough Passage.
LONDON. April 1Ith-The British ship
| Honawmar, at Queenstown from San Fran
! cisco, met with heavy weather during the
| passage. Her decks were swept and the
windows and doors Of the cabin and fore
house were broken, and those portions of
| the vessel were filed with water.
Cholera Precautions.
LONDON. April 18th. - Consul-General
Merritt, at London, and Consul Packard at
Liverpool, will reaPpoint the Sanitary In
| spectorS chosen during the cholera alarm of
last summer, to examine all vessels sailing
from London and Liverpool 10 the United
States.
All Quiet at Panama.
WASHINGTON, April 14th.-CoI0nel Nc
| Cau!ey, commandment of the United States
marine corps, received the following tele-
| gram from Colonel Haywood dated Pana-
ma April 18th Transit opened by the
marine battalion. In camp at Panama sta
ton. Al is well.
Peace Between san Salvador and Guate-
mala.
Ia LIBERTAD tvia Galveston, April lith
The basis of peace to-day was accepted by
san Salvador and Guatemala, and hostili-
ties have ceased. \ general amnesty has
been proclaimed, and awaits the approval
OF the allies. The plenipotentaries will
meet in Acajutla 10 arrange 4 detinitive
treaty fpcace.
The Trouble in Manitoba.
OTTAWA (Ont1. april l4th.-Mr Royal
returned yesterday and. simultaneously
with his arrival, a rumor was set afloat that
an arrangement had been made by which
conflict with the half-breeds under Riel
would lie avoided II is reported to-day
that negotiations looking 10 peace were
| opened yesterday by telegraph between
| General Middleton and Louis Riel, and
that such negotiations are still pending.
FCSps FOR EXPENSES.
OTTAWA. April 14th.-In the House of
| Commons this afternoon, 8 message from
the Goyernor-General was read, asking
Parliament to grant Immediately 100000
towards defraying the expenses of putting
! down The Northwest rebellion
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SUPERIOR COURT.
| Department One-Yan Fleet, Judge.
MONDAY, April Is, 1885.
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