Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

cat boat Clean. Several English yachts,
mostly cutter-rigged, competed. The Clean
won finely. 1t was . splendid race.
The "Tfmes" Speaks.
LONDON, August 4sh.-The Times says 1t
Is impossible for England to view without ap-
prehension the singular anxiety of the Pow.
ers. which decline to lift a finger for the
settlement Of the main difficulty, or to under.
take such easy work as the protection of the
| canal.
De Lesseps Again Protests.
CoSsTAETINoPLE, August 4th.-De Les.
seps has telegrsphed to the Porte, protesting
against Admiral Seymour's action in occupy
ing the Susz Canal. He declares it is in
10 danger from Arab Pasha. who, he says,
has already given many proofs that the Brit
ish OCCUPATION of the canal only compromises
| it, by sffording Arab Pasha an example for
/ violating its neutrality.
What Germany Will DO.
BERLIN. August 4sh.-The news that Ger
many has declared her willingness to partici.
pate. II the Powers sgree TO collective pro-
lection of the Suez Canal, causes some aston.
lshment among the public. 1t is believed,
however, that Germany will only send gems
d'armes.
England Rallies Her Men.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 4th.-Ths trans
pert Tower Hill sailed for Egypt with bat.
terry of artillery.
| GIBRALTAR, August 4th-The transport
Orient, with the Duke of Conuaught and
the Scots Guards on board, passed here to.
day. The troopship Trent, with the Engi.
neers from Halifax, arrived. The troopship
Orontes is embarkipg the Cameron High.
landers and Derbyshire regiment A com.
pany OF engineers have arrived.
| BOMBAY, August 4th.-The Seventy.fourth
Highlanders left for Susz to-day.
The Sultan Rebukes Arab Pasha.
| CoSsTANTINoPLE, August 4th. - Assim
Pasha, one Of the Turkish delegates to the
Conference, is indisposed, and the sitting of
the Conference appointed for to-day is coun.
fernandez. The Porte sends Lord Dutferin
and other European representatives pre-
| liminsry reply outside of the Conference re.
gardiDg the demand that the Sultan proclaim
Arab Pasha rebel. The Porte denies the
statement of Arab Pasha that the Sultan
had deposed the Khedive. and would send
troops to support the Nationalist.
Germany Not offended.
BERLIN, August 4sh.-It is stated that
Germany regards the occupation of Suez by
the British as purely military, taken to facil.
itate the landing of Indian troops.
Limerick Proclaimed Under the Repres.
sion Act.
DUBLIN, August 4th.-Limerick is pro.
| claimed to be under the Repression Act. ANY
one out after sunset is liable to arrest.
OConnells statue was placed on its pedes.
tai last evening amidst the cheers Of the
crowd of spectators.
Latest from Esypt-A Variety OF state
menss.
ALEXANDRIA, August 4th. - An uncon-
firmed rumor is current that the European
quarter in Cairo has been fired.
Complete arrangements have been made for
the occupation or the Meks forts by the naval
contingent.
Sir Auckland Colvin, Acting British Con-
sui General, visited all the banks to day and
warned them against negotiating drafts on
the Turkish Government
The Land Mortgage Company, stationed at
| Kaftr-el-Dwar, has been safely escorted to
Ismailia By Arab Pasha.
The only European remaining with Arab
Pasha is Swiss minett
An iron-clad train, with working party
on board. proceeded co repair the railway that
was broken again by the Bedouins.
The Porte Informed the Khedive's Govern.
ment that it has drawn upon it for the ex.
penses of the expedition to Egypt.
AIDA, one of the chief clerks in the office
of the Director. General of Public Accounts,
has just arrived from Cairo, from which city
he started on tue Let instant. He says on
the arrival in Cairo, on Sunday. Of Midship,
man Dechair, the English captive caused great
excitement. He was conveyed in q closed
carriage which was accompanied by thousands
of natives, shouting, The Sultan is victori-
GUS" They were under the impression that
the prisoner was Admiral Seymour.
AIDA states that several trains with troops
left Cairo for Tell el.Kibir, place half way
between Cairo and fsmailia, where batteries
were being erected. He was informed that
sixteen trains would be- sent to Tell Kibir.
| The treasury of the Finance Ministry con-
tanned 200, coo, which was intact when AIDA