The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

I The TipFs says: II is impossible Ior England to
view without apprehension the singular anxiety Of
the PoWers, which declines to lit finger for the
settlement OF the main dllhculty, to undertake
such easy work as the protection Of the canal.
ST. PETrRsBuns August 5.-sTaere IL no longer
any doubt that the uI.ergen,as OF views existing
/ between England and Russia, which Is exercising
yery prejudicial iufuence uT-ou all attempts 70
harmonic English action ~ Egypt with the legili-
mate rights and wishes OF the Powers II Is not
unlikely that this divergence may lead 70 break
ing ~ Of the Conference at an early day without
any tangible result.
Il is stated that the khedive has authorized the
English Admiral at Port Said 10 take what steps
be thinks necessary IN the Canal and has Inferred
/ upon him the title Governor OF the Isthmusn
/ LONDON, August 6th.-The official report Of sd
Z miral Seymour concerning the encounter with the
I enemy by the reconnaissance purity AZ Mapalle
Junction Saturday, i rs follows: The force con-
sisted Of 20 men Of the Naval Brigade, with one
. foyty-p0under and tuo nine-pound guns under
I Captain Fisher; 1000 marines. under Colonel
Tuson half battalion of the Thirty-eiahth and
For y-siNth Regiments and all Of the Siztieth Re
EllIeut We had skIrmlsh with the enemy, who
were 1000 strong, With SIX guns and SIX rockets
from haf-psst i've until seven o'clock in the even
In. The total casualties 20 the Naval Brigade
and marines was two killed and - wounded.
LONDON, AuCns, 7tb.-lti is rumored AZ ST. Peters
burg that Russia Is making warlike Preparations
Al Odessa. IN view OF the possibility Of compiled
tons between Turkey and England
YmNNA August 7th.-It is believed that the
Anglo Turkish arrangement will not be long de-
ferred. The Convention is now practically ar
ranged IN way WHICH defines the points on the
Egyptian coast where the Turkish forces NAV
uisembark. The conditions under which the
Turkish troops will receive help from the British
stated, and It also laws down the routes which
the sutau's soldiers will be permitted 20 take in
their maTcl to Cairo, and 10 other places in the
interior OF Egypt.
NV YoRE, August 7th.-The opposition cable
despttclv-r which are 90 be received with great
caution, contain the following: London. August
5th-lhe Government has instructed l. ird DuC-
fern, British Ambassador gt Coust utmUple 20 pre-
sent an ultimatum 10 the Porte, demanding that
the Sultan al once declare Arab Pasha rebel
and accept the English proposals for joint action
IN Egypt In the event OF the Porte failing To
comply Lord Duffenn will be recalled. and the
landing Of the Turkish troops In Egypt would be
opposed by the English. The Forte 1t Is said.
requested delay for consideration Of the demand.
Lord Duifenn has teltgrRphcd to the Foreign
Office here for further instructions Ii l. believed
that the Government will not consent to any fur
ther delay. dispatch from Coustantinople re
ports great excitement there on the announcement
OF the British ultimAtum.
RoNE August S.-The newspapers continue to
display very hostile feeling against England. |
They declare that the reconnaissance Of Saturday
was really heavy defeat for the British though |
disguised by the official dispatch
BeLesseps telegraphs from Ismalia that the i
British are provoking the natives IN order to OBJ
tam preteNt for landing.
An uDtlM ulspltch nom the hebel Government /
Cl1lms that Saturdays engagement WAS an Egyp-
tlan victory. 1t says the English we're pursued |
until nigLtfau.
The enemy were busy burying their dead late !
Sunday night. Scouts report the number Of Egyp.
tlans killed at $50. Eight spies we're captured u
III Alexandria on Monday. The atruciuus scouu-
drgi ImpiIcatediu the massacre Of the 18th Of June
has been tined and condemned 70 death. The guns
Of the ironclad TsmsTHTs. lying opposite Ramleh,
cover the ground between tine British lines and the
Ou posts Of the enemy. he TrWeFdfrc has Just
begun firing, IN consequence Of the outpusts max
in forward movement. After few shots from
the I@HcrHiyr, the enemy abandoned their position.
Two Of those wounded Saturday died to-day.
C5NsTAGTISoPLE. August SIT IS understood that
the Turkish delegates will shortly present to the
Conference drafts Of a proclamation against Arab
Pasha ana Ot a Military Convention Nth England.
Turkish delegation accepted the conditions pro
posed by the Powers in their invitation to the
Porte 20 intervene in Egypt. Said PashH promised
Lord DuHeru that the Porte will issue prOc!atna-
lion declaring Arab Pasha q rebel.
De Les5eps has sent telegram here declaring
hat the whole Of Egypt has embraced the cause Of
be National party, and the English will md every
ghvre determined and intelligent defence 10 check
heir enterprise If possible.
BrBLN, August SIT is believed here that the
Conference will be adjourned It military operations
n Egypt assume any more serious character and
vii rolssumble 10 dismiss the Egyptian question
tter the Campaign has terminated.
The [. S. Congress adjourned sine de on the sth
INST