New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
Cor~s,ondsuo. Of n. Loreo- TIM.

Cor,spondence Of To Loreon TINES
COssTAsTnoPIF, July -, 1883.
The Suez Cara scheme has entered the last phase
Of It's existence Unable 20 obtain tue sanction o. the
Porte to The project IL which be tad embarked, VI Dc
Lesseps ed 70 the last e1peclert OF commenocg
bis uldert,kir without the required permission Your
readers have probably been already made sES-e Ut
tie feet that certain operations had been connected
ID the peghborhosd OF Potassium and that this pro-
ceedDg drew from Scbentf Pssha the Egyptian Minis
ter Tor Foreign Affair no cation t. the effect that,
the sanction of he Sublime Porte not having been OBJ
tanned. the works would not be allowed to progress.
NJ. &c Lesseps the p,r, Of the company, MAINTAINS
that the operations in question corle within tue
Category Of "sfHdts ct OPERATIONS Prspdr-
dtoires, which lie has been authorized by
the ylceroy to engage in and for which the sultan
perm ssion requisite. From the parade aud ce-
rtnoIy with which these works We're lnadgurated not
long since the fact that their promoters regarded
n something more thsn mere essays or experiments
be doubted. NJ. de Lesseps has, however, been
careful TO explain their object In letter adiessed by
that gentleman TO the Grand Nlzler 10 March last he
saio that be is about to 60 to kgyp for the purpose OF
cutting une rtgoie de serrce de ftlRea Sue, rIgoic
gut serd en- meme temps esSGi dsstHt prkpgrer
" fourertuJe dc Fisthne Ia graEde HarigafloH WHAT
the precise force Of the words rg0e de errice may be
don't know but whether they mean Itch or some
thing or larger scale VI. de Less-ps will sn con-
fdeLt not easily persuade the Government and the
world in general that 8 trench eat night through
tho isthnus from Potassium to Saez would be mere
matter Of experiment, AID would form no portion
# the projected work. Evidently La Compaguc
Ubiversee approaches It's dissolution, aud there are
those who coIove NJ de Le>seps rig0e de- Serrice 10
inappropriate place for the deposit of It's remains. Yet
little while, and the Suez Canal question will proba-
bly, be embodied in large claim Tor compensation on
the Nceroy of Egypt To such an end are the mp.t
magnificent projects in the Fast apt to come. With
the future of the scheme all interest in the question
will end will the public feel much concern for Said
Pssba, who has been coquetuDg alternately with tho
Sublime Porte and with NJ de Lesseps.
cable from Chos TO Sighajik has been laid by MIR.
Ldcel and from the latter plaza 70 smyrna the land
ine will be completed in week or ten days In con.
sequence of the loss of the cable between Gambia and
AexsLda the Porte has extended the concession Tor
another SIX months.
telegram from Belgrade, received this morning,
announces that Prince Milosh nas arrested ald cast
into prison Fix Of the Senators Wuci'sch the former
leader of the Liberal party had preceded them The
Euglh and Austrian Consuls have, am told, pro-
tested against this act Of tyranny
Mr. Anirobus, one Of the Att aches, has been ap-
pointed to Dresden, for which place he leaves to-day
A correspondent of The london Tunes, writing from
Aden, July 4, says
"Advertng to the notices on Abyssinian affairs con-
tanned III my last have nov 10 add that authentic in
formation has just been received of 30, 900 muskets
and immense supply OF percussion caps having been
sent into the interior from NJ xsa Moobareck An an
cnorsge about 90 miles north Of Massoush. The GOV
ernor Of the latter place having been apprzed OF the
aniya directed that Inquiries should be made as To
the object Of formidable a consignment, and for
bade It's landing until due permission was accorded
but the suspicious cases had been dispatched inland
long before the prohibve order reached its destina
ton Rumors are aiOat OF collision IN tins matter
Be that as il nav there be no doubt that these
arms are intended for the King of Tgres party, that
they forwarded through Cairo and that they are
important Accomplishments of the scheme which has
been set on foot by certain individuals 10 Europe and
in Egypt TO dethrone King Theodorus. 1t is to be
hoped that our Minister for Foreign Affairs will
have his attention directed this subject. Iige and
Gondar are intimately connected with Egypt and such
church-mitant, fllbuserng expeditions may have
other objects beside that of forciby converting the
heretcal Abyssinians"