The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-26


hero in Transylvania, carrying wthhim Of four
teen millions Of pssters belonging to the district trea-
to deendto the last extremity against foreign invasion
Affairs In Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, October, IA, 1913.
lbrahim Pscha is at Cairo confined by an attack Of
s ns has
So little Is said concerning the state Of his health by
the people in attendance, that 1t Is difficult to obtain
considered dangerous. Kourohyd Pacha superintends
the goyernmsnt business Of Lower Egypt, SheryG
Pashs that Of Upps. Egypt and Abbas fsoha Of the
The Sultans frman, appointing Ibrahim sole gever.
nor Of Egypt and Serasker Pachs Tor generassmo Of
the TuI6sh troops In Esyp was read At the Citadel
The celebrated procession of the MahmIl Tor Had,j)
left Cairo on the Goth Of September for Sues and
Mecca. II was net so numerous Is usual.
An expedition to the white Nile is said to be con-
tempatsd by the government and two small steamers
have been ordered ready III necessary FOR the service
t has not transpired whether the object sought Of
commercial or political nature.
The inundation Of the Nile Is higher than for many
years past and has committed much ravage among the
villages along the river banks IL Ia now reoeding,
though very slowly. The botanical establishment on
the island Of Rhoda under the of an
Enelishman Mr.. Trail learn has been sadly dsvas-
tated The effects to the unfinished works Of the bar
rsge have yet to be seem II is feared they will have
The crop now coming forward to market pro-
mises abundance. The government produce Is being
sent by private parcels which continue to freely
forward. Quotations for beans and Of all XII nds
are less than by last packet the speculative spirit
which then prevailed having sustained check from
the intelligence by last English mail that cereal pro-
duce bad suffered less than earlier advices had induced
the belief Wheat, free on board, can be bought at
this ment from els. Cd to 23s per quarter Freghts
have rather slackened, and 81. to England may be
quoted the existipg rates. Exchange. at ussuce,
has fallen to &C. which rate may be further reduced
shipments increase and coin arrives
Cape or Good Hope.
AooRyssiovs os TIE BRITISH AT THE CARE Coon
HORT be governme mt version Of the affair between
the emgrsnt beers and the troops under Sir Harry
Smith the Goth Of August, ominous Of otractcd
and expensive operations that cannot lead to any
satisfactory result The beers have been beaten and
dispersed; but what is to be done next The notnca
tons published at Cape Town the 3oth August and
9th OF September betrsy, the part Of the govern
ment either estimate Of the advantage gained,
attempt to conceal the full extent Of their din
oulties In the first II proclaimed that the beers
were flying like hunted deer and unlikely TO mako
stand In the second Il was admitted that they had
only fallen back strong position from which they
we're driven indeed but after considerable loss HAD
been sustained by the government f,roes IL Is said
and We believe u, that they have dispersed In all
directions; but they accustomed TO pomadic
life They arc In country toc extensive, too dAcut
ani 200 little known, TO admit x their being causht