Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-28
FOREIGN.
Disorder in ireland.

| DUBLIN, December 27th-Evidences of
more than ordinary bad feeling among the
local factions i'll Ireland have forcibly
| shown themselves recently, and continue
| to give the municipal and police authorities
very great concern. An example of the
! increasing irritation manifested itself YES
| terday when a house in Creogh lane, Lin
! erlck, occupied by man named Blake was
besleged by his political opponents. The
assaults seem to have been expected, for the
| friends of Blake were not slow in rallvinc
to his defense. They Immediately engaged
in desperate conflict with the besieging
| party. Women, as well as men, took sides
IN the battle, and sticks, stones, guns and
| pistols were handled with savage earnest
ness. 1t was fully two hours before the
| police, who were called upon to disperse
| the crowd and arrest the rioters, succeeded
! in restoring order. The latest accounts
record at least twenty persons, including
| several women, dangerously wounded IN
the battle The police. who were not at
! first able to command the peace, were rein
| forced as soon as that fact was evident.
and with their augmented strength they
succeeded in making large number of
| arrests
The Cork Packet Company and the Cat
tie Dealers.
CORK, December 27th.-All efforts to bar
monize the differences between the Cork
Steam Packet Company and the Cattle
Dealers Association have failed The dis
agreement between the representatives of
the two bodies on the 23d inst eliminated
| IN meeting in this city to-day of the cattle
dealers, during which a strong protest was
made against the action of the steamboat
company. considerable amount of cap
ltal was represented at the meeting and
resolutions were adopted favoring the
organization of an opposition steam packet
company. Acting thereon, it was also de-
clded to Immediately issue prospectus
with that view.
The English Political Situation.
LONDON, December 27th.-The Economist.
referring to the political situation saws
The Tories and Liberals have drawn nearer
together and lave resolved to reject the
crude proposals for an independent Irish
Parliament. The British Parliament is
still master of itself Mr.. Parnell has
undertaken a hopeless and impossible task
in attempting to make So members dictate
to 554 members.
Commotion in Religious Circles Caused
by an Artist.
LONDON, December 27th.-The authori-
ties OF Austria and Hungary seem fully de-
termined to punish NJ Ycreshagens' the
Russian artist, for painting and exhibiting
his alleged impious pictures, entitled THE
resurrection and The Holy Family
In these compositions Christ is depicted as
merely human anl historical person.
They are very realistic, and their intent is
to show that Christ accomplished his mir
acles by tric1ery, and without superhuman
power. The pictures have been multiplied
by photographs, and are scattered broad
cast through the Austrian and Hum
garian capitals They have terribly shocked
the church dignitaries. An expiatorv mass
has been celebrated in the Stephankierche.
IN Vienna, to ward off the evils that the
| exhibition of these pictures would other
wise bring. The excitement has now
spread to Hungary Cardinal Hoynald,
Archbishop of Coloeza and BAGS, and a
leading member of the Magyar nobility.
have given notice that they will withdraw
their patronage from any institution in
Buda Pesth which exhibits Vereschagens'
pictures. The Imperial Government at
Vienna has taken up the question, and as
test case has ordered the prosecution of
the Russian artists agent for selling the
Photographic copies of the Objectionable
pictures.
The Berlin Bourse
BERLIN, December 27th.-The Rnurse
was quiet but firm. Herr Bleichroder has
issued Russian ive-per-cent. gold loan
amounting to 10000, 900 roubles, which was
subscribed for ten times over. Herr House
mann, Director of the Discount Company
has gone to London, in connection with the
Chinese railway loan of e:35 GOO 600 Tho
discount Company propose TO supply