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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
MUTINY IN NEW-YORK BAY.

1t was reported at the New Street Police
Station by the captain 0f the Staten Island ferry boat
tha, reached city a 73O evening that the ship
Vglante, Of Boston, which had arrived from Havre IN
the morning showing signals OF distress of the west
side Of Governors Island. A few minutes Inter
the captain Of the vessel j. F. Dillingham; TO the
station and reported that there muluy board
The police boat sent to lind the vessel but up TO 10
o'clock unable 10 do The captain OF the Vgiante
ordered the who on duty in the morning wien
the vessel entered the bay TO continue their watch iii
the vcsecl hhoIli reach its pier They re-
fused to do this. The captain put seyen Of
them and to the city secure their arrest
Later the evening the police boat found the Visante
ana the seven arrested and lodged In the
Eleventh Precinct Police Station
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WHAT ADMIRAL NICHOLSON DID.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.-Rear- Admiral NlcholSoh'
commanding the European station mas written
private letter 70 prominent oihceroI INC NAVY Do-
nortrent under date Of NllefTanche, August s. IN
which he takes occasion to deny the statement that
when the bombardment of Alexandria began he IN
formed the Egyptians that if they fred on any of
hrs vessels he would return the fire. lie also denied
the statement that after the action he steamed
around the English fleet and chcercd the vessels
upon their work In reference TO the statement that
he had landed marines to assist the British troops
Admiral Nicholson states that his men were landed
at the request of the Khedve 90 protect the Amer-
Consulate and TO assist IN cXuneulShing me
Tires that were raging III that vicinity, ana tna MS
men recmbarked as soon as order restored leaV-
ing, however. just men enough 10 guard the Con-
sulate Admiral Nicholson says he received tie
thanks OF the Khedive and the BuiIah COMMANDER
Tor the service rendered eXtlngusl slInS the ilTes
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COMMENT IN ENGLAND'
TRY CABLE TO THE TEmuNE.l

1oxnox. aug. 19.-At the time of writing there
:; ,.o doGuite news from Sir Garnet Wolseley
Arabi's position immensely strong both na'u''i'S
and artidcially, and it must be turned. Mi'''aiy
men are not without fear that Woseey is acting III
too great haste to double MP Arab before the
Indian troops can cooperate. 1t may he a pohucai
necessity. A successful blow may prevent IurAlSh
intervention Of any kind. If WoseleyS first stroke
f.l. if Will only consolidate Arsbis cause ana
provoke a great Mahommetan rSihg' lis u"'
pcccdly early action is perhaps caused oy 'uo
danger of rising OF the Nile, winch "onio
ieorari,zc the turning movement from ApouNH Oh
Rosetta. Turkey is less willing to sign the
military convention With England. The Sultan
perhaps thinks that complete abscnton is better
than cOODeratiOn.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, SaIlrdny AUg. II, INs-'
The latest report from the submarine divers at the
wrecked steamer Mose states that there y hole fifteen
fe, b. twelve the vessels side and that her fore
part is ripped.
There has arrived of sclY small experimental boat
constructed OF cork and IL contains crew Of
five persons The boat WAS put overheard from a
steamer 100 miles west " ccllly
Disturbances have broken out in the Montenegrn dis
trcts of Koaschin and Plva The leader In the move
ment "a p Montcnegrin named IyanOvic, who was
formerly a captain on the Russian staff
A dispatch from the village Of Lndebuden, West
Prus L. which WAS reported to have been destroyed by
fire. satea that only school house and farmhouse
were saved The crops, which had just been harvested
were destroyed.
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SULL1yAY AND G0SS STARRING.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Aug. 19.-At picnic
to-day Sullivan and Joe Goss began sparring exhibit
ton which was interrupted in the second round by
row among the spectators This became so serious that
the exhibition was stopped but after tue grove had been
cleared the mill continued and was finished In q
hall this evening sullivan in the first round evidently
had the advantage In the third ronnd not much was
done hut IN the fourth tOss struck Sullivan in the left
eve nearly closing it. In the nth round fought in tho
hall sullivan punished GOSs badly, the latter being
nearly exhausted THIS lOsed the performance. There
WAS police Interference no betting aud no decision on
the nght which was considered an exhibition.
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AN IMPORTANT ARREST

ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 19-lniormation from head
quarters states that prominent person has been
discovered TO be In constant communication with
the rebels. He will be arrested and confined on an
Egyptian man-of-war. 1t Is reported that the per-
son referred 10 is Hassan Pacha Chere Minister of
Works.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-A dispatch to The Central
Ners from Alexandria states that the arrest of the
pe,son mentioned as having been IN constant com
,uuulcation with the rebels was made this morning
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THE ORIOLE CELEBRA1ION.

BALTIMORE, Aug. I9.-Preparations for the
Orioe celebration. beginning September L. are adj
yancing most satisfacOrly The order of the Orioe,
many OF whose consist OF the best known and
most wealthy citizens tho active members OF the Corn
ami Flour Exchange OF the Merchants and Manufac-
turers Association, and many other organizations.
cudng ihe eDtiTe body OF the Catholic knlgbthOod
actively engaged In arrangements. The buildings IN
when the floats are being made several OF
ground. and several hundred wOrkmen are employed.
All the work IL carried with the grcaes secrecy.
EghJeen military organizations up 10 tins date have
stated their intention to take part in the competitive
drill on the first day OF the celebration.
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oI.XLII.. No. 1905.
ENGLAND IN EG1fl'

,,,o oN TIE MAHMOUD!EH CANAh'
run lNo r,.,. nprrIsu FLEET FROM AiENAN-
'''snISnr Sss o' @ w .a2sss
coSyrSrroN-AS oolNG lMroErHNI AnRF,T. ,Iou.oaria
The British fleet sailed from AlGxa0Gp,a .3 snot
vos | erday afternoon and beyond the i"c' 9
hat it went eastward It's destination Is
unknown. There was heavy hnng o"
tbe Mahmoudieh Caual near Alexandra
The American Consul in Alexandra was
attacked by a mob and was rescued oy
soldiers An effort is being made TO arrange
q military convention.
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4 PLEASANT AUTUMN EXCURSION

WAsHNGTON, Aug. 19.-The Select Com
mittcc The House OF Representatives, OF which Mr..
Burrows, o. Michigan Is charm llppolnred 10 exam
mo the work IN progress the application o. appropra-
ons ETC. 'or the improy of the Mississippi River.
intend o charter suitable vessel and proceed down the
river from Cairo H. TO Orleans, thence TO the Jet
os nj the South Pass stopping such places along the
route n viii aid Tie members prosecuting the work TO
watch they were assigr In" work o. the com iiitec
will begin about the middle OF November Arrangements
for vessel aud the ransVortntinn Of members VIII be
conducted 10y Deputy 5ergeaut-atAI1ns Cavanagn OF
tie upIse vi lie prcsentatives.
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ITEMS FROM IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Aug. l9.--George Otto Trevelyan. Chief
Secretary for Ireland speaking at Londonderry to-
day. said the Irish Government were beginning to
feel a sense of hope, almost OF confidence to which
they were strangers at the dark hour when they be-
gun their labOrs.
LoNDON Aug. 19.-Three men, while working on
a boycotted farm near Boyle, were fired al. One
OF them named Gallney was it is feared. morialy
wounded.
Cork. Aug. 19-Thirteen suspects who were ar
rested under the Coercion act, have been released
from EDnskIllen Prison.
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RED CLOUDS INFLUENCE GONE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The Commissioner
OF Internal Affairs has received the following dispatch
from Agent McGillycuddy at the Pine Ridge Dakota
Agency dated August Is Red Cloud and few dissat
isned Indians through white influence ia Northern Ne
brssAa have threatened outbreak in sixty days If
am not removed | summoned general council Of
chiefs head men and Indians to-day, and they voted
unanimously 20 crush the rebellion and allie
glance TO the police There Us danger and troops
are required at present"
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4 RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY TO REMOTE

The Dominican Sisters of Our Lady Of the
Rosary will remove from their present institution to
sixtythrl-st and secoud-ave They will hold rect p
ton in their new building on a day not yet selected
when Miss Kate Rorian will receive the " white veil
from one OF the sisters Ii is expected tnat Cardinal
Mo Closkcy will be present at the ceremony frstiya
viii b. held Jones Wood August 80 for the purpose
OF aiding the institution.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SITUATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO r4ls rRIBUNE.'

Boston, Aug ia political sensation was
created to-day by the scmi-oical announcement that
Congressman B. W. Harris chairman OF the House
Committee oa Naval Affairs. Will decline reelection IN
the I'D District This opens the way for Governor
Long who viii doubtless receive tue nomination Tor
Congress, and thereby simpincs the Gubcrnatoral
contest Congressman Crapos friends have opened hc"d-
quarters this city and have hoguu vigorous cam
pIlgu secure for him the Republican nomination lIi
Inc lirt Ilacr ON lie d, ke Most Of senator Hoar5
frie uds are sIDpOrtug Mr. CrapO in order To secure
VndicdtOn bOth OI them for their vote oh inc RIVER
and Utrb,r }ii r. r. Bishop Tresidcni OF the senate,
D. Mr.. CrapOs principal opponent and The lSsie Is III
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TROUBLES WITH INDIANS.
TIE ToNrO APACHEs RESTLESS

HE IVN 10 ATNNIII40 ItL'5 I1I4>o'
Tucson, A. T., Aug. 19.-The TOnto Apaches
are very restless. On the night Of August H. they had
prepared to make bro.k but OF the squaws gave
the whites warning and the Mohave Apaches the bitter
enemes OF the TOntos armed and turned ont and
prevented the eueue The Tonos offered % cents for all
the cartridges they could get the day they had fixed
for the outbreak Matters assuming serous shape
and settlers around the reservation arc now organizing
for the movement The antireservatiOn people are in
creasinc their force m every section Special agents
visiting all the principal towns and camps, organizing
for any emergency that III ~ arise.
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MOVEMENTS OF WAR VESSELS.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug. l9.-Ihe transports Arab and
She British Prince with troops, have arrived here
The German gunbosb Habicht the Russian man
ofwar Eriklik and several other foreign vessels are
preparing 10 put to sea.
ALDEN, Aug. l9.-The transports Armenia and
Gslatia. from Bombay with troops for Egypt
passed here the 18th inst, on the way TO Suez.
PoRIsMoUTH, Aug. I9-The troop ship Mslabar
with twenty-six officers and 0S3 men drafted for
various regiments III Egypt sailed to-day. lhere
was great enthusiasm on the vessefs departure
Ine Queen will inspect the ship from her yacht as
II passes through the SOienL
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AN AMERICAN CONSUL ATTACKED.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug 19.-Mr. Long, the American
Consul, was attacked yesterday inside the Gabarri
gate by about forty natives. Some soldiers arrived
and dispersed the crowd. The ringeader Of the as
sailants was arrested 1t appears that the natives
had attempted to stop Mr.. Long as he driving.
lie became annoyed, and urged on his horse, iutci-
ing injuries on some of the party.
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REcOvNOITPING AT PORT SAID.

PORT SAID, Aug. 19.-Just before sunset TO day
the gunboat Falcon went out, apparently to recon-
1oitre Fort Ghemel. she Is now anchored of the
fort. Two French gunboats entered the canal to-
day They are said to be bound for lsmallia. Ii is
pso sand that some British troops will leave here to-
night Tor lsmalia II. Nj. = Iourmahne Is appar-
emily detailed for duty at lsmala.
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FRAGMLNTS or WESTERy NEVIS
TILE cH1cAGo MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Thr prc's Of grain arc
irregular though ranging little higher P0rk is le
hig her for options and Ior January Lard - lod
12I2 higher.
FIXING 4 PRICE FOR JULY OATS
CuTCAGO Aug. l9.-The Arbitration Com
nice of ny oats at 60 cents The last sales on july 81
were made at G2UG3.
sUOr AND KILLED BY \ NEWSBOY.
CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-Wllilan Iinc, a news
hoV ,cc .,xtecn having auaITclIed with Herman Bur.
INC sRot and killed Burng ~ Chicag g-aye. and Wood
st. ca Iy this morning The neTsO0y claims that Bulng
tireatened 10 kill him with a stone.
- FATALLY BURNED BY KEROHENK
CutCAGO Aug. l9.-Ihls morning nre broke
ont IN the Walton iIousc ia East Wa71ingi ion-s and
0 roo,n yybrr the smoke was thick III" agOnZinR
Ii" nan,s cf a women we're heard. The hremen broke
~, liz roon, exunguisned the flames and folnd Mrs
Ici Fivun wing on bed bGrncd ont o. all sem o!a1ct
uu,af form an barely alive. sDe had overturned
q ksro.cur laiup while drunk.
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FOR AND AGAINST CORNELL.

ADDISON, n. y. Aug. 19-lhe Id District
% s,cuben County sends Mcssrs. c. T. Cole, john W.
shelly, y. NJ. Darin, stephcl Hopkins and Charles ID.
Baker rs the delegates 70 the Republican state COuVcn
ton. They instructed to vote for Cornell
ALBANY, Aug. 19.-The Republican primaries were
held in tis city to-day. Most OF the delegates are not
committed TO any candidate, but the majority are be
hcved 10 be anti-Come1. The district conventions 10
elect delegates 10 the state Convention viii be held
mex
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DEATH OF NAVY-YARD EAPLOYE.

John G.. Day, for many years employed IN
the construction department IN the Brooklyn Navy
Yard was found dying condition at the foot OF the
cellar stairs OF that department Friday afternoon
and died that evening his home. He buried yes
terday he was appointed by President Pierce thirty
wears ago lie was seventy old and unmarried.
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that the paciicati0n Of Ireland constitutes an ee-
nent of tranquility in the whole Empire
OPINION FAVORING MR.. GRAY.

LONDON Aug 19.-The correspondent of The PaH
Mall Gazette at Dublin states that Lord Mayor
Dawson in a letter, in which he incloses flO
toward paying Mr.. Grays fine, says he is prepared
to take all legal stops, as a member of the Court
winch sentenced Mr. Gray, to evince his want of
concurrence in ITS action. 1t is thonght that Hynes
who was convicted by jury charged by The free
mans Journal. Mr. Gray's paper, with being drunk
the nicht before their verdict was rendered, will be
resplted.
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FRAUD AND REGULATION CHARGED.

TUCsOE, A. T., Aug. 10. -Advlces to The Star
from San Carlos say that P. b. Wilcox, the newly ap
pointed Indian Agent has refused TO assume charge as
ne found affairs in frg6tfuIy confused condition. The
Comnissary and SubA gent have suddenly been dscov
cred to be missing Evidence oNrOss fraud and pecula
ton under Tiffany administration is alleged to be
L ,fr,ittr
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WOMEN AND CHILDREN MURDERED.

HERMOsTLLO Sonora, Aug. 18.-ln the fight
with the Apaches the Sahuahupa District. the Mext
cans lost fortydye men the Indians left thrtyeght
dead on the field Eighteen and twelve children
were killed on the road between Sahuahupa and the
Trinidad Nine. There 1000 National troops ex-
pected shortly, 100 coming by steamer. The Indian
prisoners are stiu IN HermOslO.
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4 THREATENED CARLIsT INVASION.

PARIS. Aug. 19.-It is announced from Andorra
that an official appointed by the Bishop OF Urge, in
his capacity OF joint Protector of the Republic, has
been encouraging a Carst band which has
threatened to invade the Republic. The authorities
aPpoInted " France are preparing to resist an
ll.kH. .Itn
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MILITARY DISPLAY ASSURED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-AsSurances were
received to-day by the BCentennia Committee that the
whole brigade OF the New Jersey State National Guards
the 7th Regiment Of Ncw-York and 5th MARYLAND
Regiment wll rake part in tue military display w the
bl-centenniaL celebration here october 27.
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4 WOMAN AASASSINATED.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug 19.-Mrs Mary
Petch whie driving along the highway yesterday with
her son. III Ysnaill County, shot In the back and
instantly killed She had difficulty time ago with
peighbor smith BY nane who accused of the deed.
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TIE FEELNG IN CONsTANTNOPLE.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 19.-The Sultan is under
Good to be ayerse than ever to the issuance
,f the proclamation against Arab Pacha and the
acceptance of the proposal for a military conven-
ton The fanatical party are, for the moment, en-
tirely in the ascendant. The growing sympathy Of
the people here with Arab Pacha is daily causing
The Palace increased anxiety. Several arrests have
arc ldy been made OF persons too strongly out
spoken support Of Arab. lnflammatOry religious
preaching has been prevalent in the mosques,
VIGOROUSLY III that of 81. Sophia, during tie Ram
azau or annual Mohammcdan Lent, which is now
lcInr nlSerN ed.
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KILLED BY FALLING ROCK.

WnKEsBARRE. Penn. Aug. FISHERMAN
sorber seventeen years of age killed by fall Of
rock in the salem Coal Compsnys mine at sbickshnny
last night.
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NO BULL-nGHTlNG IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Henry Bergh received telegram yesterday
from White Hancock. OF NewBerne, n. Co. in reference
to the bunght which reported to take place
at Concord, \. C. TIE message said The report
o canard. our state laws preyent such things."
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FIRE 1T DERRY DEPOT Y. Il.

DERRY DEPoT, n. H., Aug. ia fire here
tonight destroyed large amount Of property The
total lOss is nearly 100000 Twenty buildings were
burned The fir, ~ "a -eriOu, bow to the community,
and L. one tine thrcatearG the destruction vi the
tt-fffY
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KILLED BY j PASSENGER TRAIN

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y, Aug. 19.-Adam Yum
ker a farmer age afxty-hVe, living near Meanwhile
Penn vas run over and killed by passenger train on
the NewYork Pennsylvania aud ONO kaiiroau Io-uAy
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PREPARIAG FUR 4 Goat RACE.

The final deposit in the single scull boat race
between George Guise OF New York, and A. H. More.
OF Westchcster made last night At No. 2,S70 Third
ave. William h. Curtis Will act as referee
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new Ministry. decree tc chat effect will he slgnen
today or tomorrow, hut the Ministry VIII not oe
constituted until the arrival of Raz Pacha
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THE NEW EGYPTIAN MINISTRY.

ALEXANDRIA Aug. 19.-rhe Khedive has decided
70 enIust CherIi Psnha With The Dresllen"v ~ "h"
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FREE FIGHTS IN TITO Places.

A few weeks ago Mrs Petch shot at by concealed
person but was not hit Intense excitement prevails
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THE SCENE OF ACTIVITIES.

A1rx.xpEIA. Aug. 19-At 1880 this morning
tlc transports were stll outside the harbor ready
60 start at a moments notice.
7.15p. m-The transports and the feet are now
steaminc eastward Tue ships have their topmasts
lowered and their yalds secured with everything
ready for acton
Generals Wolseley and Adye accompanied the
transports in he dispatch boat Salam.s Admiral
Seymour will hoist hs flag ON board the Ton-clad
Alexandra.
4:40 p. m.-Heavy firing in the direction OF
Aboukir has lust begun.
7:3o p. m.-The firing hearu in the direction of
hbonkirth afternoon was the British twelve-ton
guns along the Mahmoudieh canal.
loNpoN. Aug. l9-A dispatch to Reuters Tele-
,c,,o Cornpauv dated Alexandria. O'Clock this af-
1ernoon saws: Fighting began thls afternoon on
the Malnnoudeh Canal lhS brltioa i,, ERE HSinB
hcIyt guns. which were brought TO tne neghboI-
hood OF Millahs Junction yesterday Ihe iulns
stlli continues
Trying TO ARRANGE A CONVENTION.
LoxpoN. Aug. 2O.-A dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram Company from Constantiuople says:
1t is said that A>sym Pacha has prepared draft
for q convention embodying mutual concessions.by
Tugland and Turkey. The now project will be sub
mtted 10 Lord Granville and afterward to The sui
tan, TO. ratification.
"Itis thought probable that the Conference will
meet again on Monday. The Italian Representative
has Obtained the signatures of the Ambassadors TO
the protocol relating TO the international protection
OF The Suez Canal Lord Dulerin, in signing 1t. re-
itcratcd his previous reservation as to the Jorce
rajcare clause which provides for nOn-inerierence
ly an international police with military operations.
A commission of naval officers OF ali the States con-
cerned viii meet at Port Said to superln tend the
measures necessary for the protection Of he canal
CoNsrANrINoPLE, Aug ia special Cabinet
council was held to-day, at which Assym Pacha was
present IL is understood that the Porte is willing
10 modify the Turkish draft for the military con-
vention by the addition OF the following three
clauses:
Iirst-An English general shall be attached to the
Turkish camp to facili ate the interchange of COM
nunications between the Turks and the British.
Necoad-rhe manpuvrcs Of the English and
Turkish forces shall bc mutually carried out III such
manner as to avoid the interference OF one with
the other.
Tb,yd-A date shall be fixed for the evacuation OF
Fgypt by the English forces
II IL believed that England also has consented TO
certain notifications IN her draft tor the cOnven-
ton. and an Undcrs andIng between the two Gov
ern.nentS is there fore regarded as probable.
1t Is stated thai said Pacha, The Turkish Prime
Minister, intends 10 TeSunIuon the Conference
shortly.
telegram has been received from the Arab
SheiEh ObcIdallah announcing his arrival III Kur-
distan.
prrL UCET INC IN CDNSTtNTTNOpT +
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CETEWAYO's RESTORATION.

Cetewavo's restoration is not wholly a victory for
the radical section. The facts strongly favor the
Government course. The country Is so unsettled
that British annexation is the only alternative to
CetewayO's restoration. The Earl Of Kimberley
sad that ne found Cetewayo no ordinary to
deal with After the restoration was announced
to the cx-King he and his suite burst forth singing
and dancing.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TOPICS IN LONDON.

THE ADJOURNMENT OF PARLlAMENT-oUTRAGEsI IN
IRELAND-CETEwAYo's JOY-TIE DEPARTURE
OF THE PRINCE OF wALEs-TIEATRICAL GOSSIP.
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A STORMY SESSION PREDICTED.

Mr.. Gladstonc's atoments respecting procedure,
on the refusal Of Mr.. Gibsons twO-thilds amend
ment, foresh dow violent autumn session, per-
haps Government defeat. Now that the Arrears
bill has passed. the Irish are sure to cooperate with
the Torres.