, 1875-11-09
British Residents Threatened with
Expulsion from the Malay
Peninsula.
fnplIsh Experts Wanted to UnraveI
Egyptian Finances.
nehato on tho Electoral Bill in
tho French Assembly.
lnddenta Of tho Domhardment Of San
Sebastian by the Car1ista.
INDIA.
ALBERT EDWARD At 1oNHAY.

Iospos, Nov. ga telegram from Bombay
m, "The Ficer0y, tho Admiral Of tic fleet
stGorornor OF Bombay, aud many distinguished
titrea hzSo gone On board the staa1nor SorApis,
dauehor in the harbor. to meet tic Prince Of
/ T,e& who uill asagmbskk at haff-paat o'clock
: hlt afternoon The preparations for Ills recop-
apo ro immonse. Eaoto will DO holiday fcs-
/ arl Ill this week."
Gen. Lord Napier. Of Afagtlsta, Sir Philip E.
Fpodhouac, Governor Of Bombay, tho Hon. Sir
L. 4, Wostroph, Chtof Justice, and many
sAess including tho ciyi1, military, and munl-
ea1 authorities, accompanied i,y seventy nattvo
f;ncsa and Chiefs, mot and welcomed tho
rspes ot. Wales On his landing from tho serepiu
ltu lsaying the Royal barge at tho docI-yara,
E,mun;cipaiity ot Bombay presented hin, with
% appropriate addroas Of bIcorne.
III Prince replied briefly. aftor which Ito
I'd bla suite wero escorted TO tho Gov
snnsat House. Tho troops aud police rro-
la1td perfect order wliln the long process
I'D moved through the Btreota. Over 2Ot1-
a0lpst.ators lined tno route. Tho reception w:lA
n lho most enthusiastic doacriptiou, and VIM
saneipated in alike by Europeans and natives.
III aly wna Bp1onaIlIy decorated throughout,
70 taxer than oiRht tfiumpbnl arches having
k4u sFected on tho limo uf lnnrch. Tho ctart.
ns.ts 70 be occupied Gy His Royal IighneHs
!ainG his stay in Bon'ay arc tho most peas-
nty gtuRted rooms in tho 0oYerumtut HOUSE.
iEtDd levee will bo girot. there tonight. Ills
f2ss!ed that while hero the Prince viii preson.
klan to tho Twonty-tirat Native 1nfantry. bet
III tnoxn a. the Narine Batt al,on. the oldest
Ntu Bombay. the oetablihhulont having becn
nssd century ago. Ho will Rlao reylew tho
topA and accopt The hospitality Of the Freo-
euons Of tho city.
tomorrow bong tho rthday Of tho Prince,
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lhs DFitiHh flylng-squndrcm Is anchored IN tho
tibcr, aud Will remain dut4ug tho stay Of tho
lloee.
rHE Pn1NcE or wA1EB IN EnY1r.
euRo, Oct. 23.-1he Primo OF Wales having
at,nlea4e Of tho King and Queen Of uieoco oil
E}df1, the Osborne aud HerAplH we're H.
Euuattd with rocliess aud ',!uo hgnts. Will,
seA sty snd lovely moon. they continued tue
,el,s. from !he pl5!eua at ~ noss day. Tho sca
~ talm and speed wns a'askeued during the
fih' In order not to arrive at Port Said before
Amoralng, We entered lilo port at q. At 9:!5
u khedlve's throe aona, Nubnr paAhu. and
Ga sssntou ca'ne on board amid Halutes Ut eau
~, lhs Prince Of Wstcs. with his suite, waa
i Proceeded at At io:so % q A' isusa 1sno'hS; b2
y. canal where thoy landod at s
saek. A guh.d OF h,nor received tho
!naes, TO whom grtat hcnorn Wera offered,
! T. !pscI.l train conveyed Tho Royal party TO
s'g1aeens reception. Tho Khodi,e waA ut the
e's,on Hlth bis Ministers and tho EoglBA uud
aalSp ConHuls wlnlo vnvt crowds Of people
tas gathered outside. Military roRlmenta wero
S S1an %, aaa tho bands pll yod "uod savo tho
Ga ths Prluces took leaYs OF thu Prince, Tho !
N'.lAements at tIIo Palat.n wore bun1ptuoue,
- there was a splendid bat lquet with military
apiy: At ZagazIs, near lsnailiA, tho prlucp |
"sssea ' reply to telegram. aont to tile P1l1,-
IN IRON {lort Said. 1u-{lr.y tlero wns Divine |
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