Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-02

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must not go an ally, but as the subordi-
nate of England.
ALL WANT HIM PROCLAIMED REBEL.
1 Dixie, under foreign secretary, stated that
j Gnu, the Russian delegate, had been ordered
10 rejoin the conference of the powers. All
| the great powers, he added, agreed in asking
! the Porte that Arab Pasna be proclaimed
rebel.
MUST PREVENT TURKISH TROOPS LANDING
1 IN EGYPT.
The Daily Nous considers that England
must in common prudence prevent Turkish
troops landing in Egypt.
MAINTAINING REFUGEES FROM ALEXANDRIA.
A telegram from rebel sources at Cairo
states that the rebel government is MAIN
tanning refugees from Alexandria.
GOVERNMENT CONCESSION. -.
In the House OF Commons last evening the
| government consented, after along discussion,
10 modify Hartingtons motion approving the
dispatch to Egypt of 5000 Indian troops,
| with a reserve of 1900 men, so as to leave
the question charging the cost of the expedi-
ton On Indian finances open for future dis
| cussion. - so,
WHAT ENGLAND WILL DO IN CERTAIN CON-
TIsGENCIEs.
MANCHESTER, August 1.-The London
correspondent of the Guardian says he I'M
derstands that if the Turkish expedition
starts without the sultan previously comply
ing with the conditions demanded py En'
gland, Admiral seymour Will De ordered 70
conduct it back again.
WHY RUSSIA WITHDREW.
Cosxrass-r,SopIp Anopst 1.-Accordino
/ to iutsllieeuce received from d;nlo,, o,;e
| sources he action Of Rnss;a !. Ar - a.
j nersonal in;t;stive ~ ~. iis-.S y. II. .he
is Dissatisfied with The ;r5ersnden, st,;,nds
! of ENGLAND. and v;th GIsde,ossss rs,sas,sJ
| declaration tb :. rEn.land undsr certain Cir
cumsf-.. .-s,,1J =. 49,. ~, 80 - :.
49, T.Ds . 'A.' 'asA Va
REFERRED HIM TO THE PoREEs
The Porte has been informed that Admiral
sxni2nr saieo upea sas govsrnol - Eoss
1 q S-SSs pS~,- 4. ~ IIs5;rS r. 5sss-e
g y. - S.sss n
49, Bs,sa 49, -
80 VI 70 70. ,.,r-s- 81
Inc forte, In replying TO LORD Dunerins
demand that the sultan proclaim Arab
Fasna reDei, states that such proclama-
tlon can only be Issued according to the ext
\ gencies OF the situation and alter the arrival
| OF Ottoman troops IN Egypt.
RUSSIA TO ANTAaeNIzE ENGLAND.
| BERLIN. August 1.-The refusal of Italy
| to cooperate with England In putting down
Arab Pasha, may be taken as representing
the attitude oil Germany and austria. hlgh
authorities at Berlin assert that RUSSIA Is
aeoul 10 gut her psss!ve at.iiuoe ~ letor
IN E-ynt ~'''
Tu,u,s.r rpoo,S y,rn.,yvo
p~ecn was receisee AZ tne PaIace To-
Gay stating laal lhe nrst coSungent 1uIkisn
lrooPs were empsrking al oAionica, anu .ne
pssLs Va,,aI 3D. - 80 ~.
TO intercept and treat WIN the Bedouius
marching toward Alexandra. who are NOT
vet under Arab Pasha's influence.
"
ENGLAND.
rup rrpr oS THE arrnrpr
-.
LONDON, Augus. 1.-During tne nre on
me s!eansn.P uelsrl IN. me. csoln passengeIs
NJ. ~ ~. - -. PsI;.L
Ta..s ~ ,,,'o hosIad pd sossaaJ .ar.;hiw
nv, ~ Ae - saeaI s-sI -.
to HING her into ths Mo-, freinsns ,rack ~
shipping. When the deck was cut the iron
was found to be red-hot. If the fire had
continued few moments longer it must
have communicated to the stateroons and
large quantity of resin, when it would have
been impossible to save the ship.
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:. -.
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h.isii meI ,. Vi sIe ~ oPpySe
the amenaments naue- III inc LOTUS " ihe
arrears oi rent VII.
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