Daily globe., 1882-09-06
UNPOPULAR SPECIALS.


appointed to consider the claims of the
police met for the first time to-day Two
special conStables have been sentenced.
one to six months and the other TO three
months Imprisonment for assault on the
military. It is stated that the specials are
very unpopular, both with soldiers and
police and dismissed constables have in
vited the mob to attack them. At meet
ing of the corporation the lord mayor
said special constables were simply targets
and the cause of disturbance.
THE WRECK OF THE MosEL.
PENZANCE. Sept. 4.-The bows of the
Mosel have broken at the foremast The
middle hull is upright with the funnell
standing. The stern separated from the
middle section yesterday and quantity of
the cargo was lost.
DUBLIN. Sept. 4.-This evening the mill
tary are not out The constables
who have returned TO duty were allowed
good rest to-day. They apparently desire
TO do their duty. Special constables have
ceased wearing badges in order not to
attract attention. A proclamation was
issued by the lord mayor, thanking the cit
liens for their hearty response for aid. and
for special constables, and giving notice
there is no necessity for the appointment
of any more special constables.
UNEASY.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 4.-The uneasiness
among Europeans continues unabated.
Sensational rumors of every kind are cir
culatlng tonight. There was a report
that the French consul general had asked
Tor transports to remove French subjects.
but 1t proved to be groundless The
British military authorities have mapped
the town into districts which are connected
by telephone and they feel satisfied this
will enable them to quell any unforeseen
outbreak. At ) o'clock this
evening the English heavy guns
near the Cairo railway began shelling
Arab Pasha's camp. The enemy replied
their shells falling within ten yards of the
Fleming depot, in the Ramleh lines. Two
more British guns joined in the fire.where-
upon lively cannonading ensued. The
enemy continued to make excellent prac-
tee, all their shells falling close to the
British camp. The water in the canal
broke through the dam to-day and is one
and half metres high.
KAssAsTN, Sept. 4-The Indian cavalry
and detachment of royal Irish dragoon
=
here and Maxama. and returned without
seeing any marauding Bedouins
LONDON. Sept. 4.-Wolseley telegraphs
from Ismalia to-day that all is quiet at the
front. The Highland brigade remain
afioat for the present to furnish working
parties here. | am cleaning out the hos
pitals and sending away the wounded and
serious cases Of sickness III the treop-ship
Malabar.
PoRr SAID. Sept 4.-Abdullah Bev
Fanzi, aide-de-camp of the khedive, has
proceeded on mission to the ports on the
Red'sea to stir up among the natives 10y
al feeling toward the khedive and to en-
courage operations against Arab Pasha
from that quarter.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1.-THE Egyptian
court martial continue to extort evidence
OR confessions from persons by torture.
Three thousand rifles and 5000 bludgeons
were discovered Monday in mosque. The
finding of weapons causes uneasiness.
THE TURKS PERMITTED TO LAND.
CoNsTANrIEoPLE, Sept. 4.-Lord Dufferin
yesterday informed the sultan he had been
authorized to assent to the landing of
1000 or 5000 Turkish troops at Port
Said. It is understood that Dervisch Pasha
Will COLluldllu luc eApGQ1IlOn anu BAKER
Pasha be his chief OF staff
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. A Greek who re-
Gently arrived from Cairo gives gloomy
account of the situation there. He fears
when Arab Pasha is defeated he will de-
stroy the city. He estimates there are at
Cairo only 1.500 troops, who will join in
pillaging the city at the first opportunity
He says Circassians are maltreated if seen
on the streets in Cairo.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 4.---Said Pasha
had conference to-day with NJ. Condour-
tertes, the Greek minister. The porte is
disposed to surrender the territory claim
ed by Greece. except the portion border
ing on Lake limos. 1t is believed that the
matter must be again submitted to the
European conference before final settle
ment can be obtained. Austria has remon-
strated with Greece on the subject of the
latter's action on the Thessalian frontier
and has declared Europe cannot permit
Greece 70 disturb the peace.
WEDDING OF A RoTHsCHILp.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-Melle Berthe Maria de
Rothscllild, daughter Of the head of the
Frankfort branch of the family, will be
married, Thursday, to Prince Alexandra de
Wagram. AS a necessary preliminary to
the ceremonies Melle Berthe yesterday re-
celved Chritian baptism. Prior to the
ceremony she formally signed an abiura-
tion to the Jewish faith. Archbishop
Guibert administered the first communion
to Nellie Berthe de Rothschild. Monday.
No members of lhe family were, present.
PARIS Sept. IN. Dichard. editor of
the Petit Caporal. who killed NJ. Demarses.
editor of the Combat in a duel Sunday. was
himself dangerously wounded on the head
and IN the armpit, and received three cuts
on the hand. NJ. Dichard will be prose-
cuted, but will certainly be acquitted
MADRID, Sept. 4.-The government has
ordered quarantine against vessels from
Egypt. Malta and Cyprus. An official dis
patch from Manila states that 347 natives
and one European died of cholera there
yesterday.