Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-25
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of the friendly sentiments he entertains
toward England.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE By THE BRITISH.
ALEXANDRIA. August 24.h.-A telegram
has just been received bera announcing the
cantrire by the British of Tel-el. Kebir, with
1000 prisoners.
NO NECESSITY For RELIEF.
ALEXANDRIA. August 24sh.-Some ladies
10 ENGLAND propose starting for Egypt to re-
lieve the native poor here and elsewhere. II
may prevent useless mission IL it is stated
that such people do not exist. The natives
here are OF the lowest class, enriched with
plumber Respectable natives are not allowed
to enter the city. When the difficulties ara
settled they viii return to quarter of the
town quite unipjured, and the necessity of
rebuilding the European quarter, with an in.
creaeed demand for all sorts of labor, will
considerably rsise wages, and probably place
tho natives In more Furnishing circumstances
than they have been for the last ten years.
ANXIOUS TO SAVE CAIRO = THE AUSTRIAN
PRISONERS.
ALEXANDRIA, August 24sh-The English,
being desirous to save Cairo, will push on rap
idly there from Suez by the old direct railway
line. on which new rails will be laid.
Negotiations are proceeding between the
commander Of the Austrian gunboat Nautilus
and the Arabs at Atoukir, with view OF
effecting the release of the officer and twelve
| men who, while the Nautilus was off Aboukir
Mo 1day, wee sent ashore, where they were
m sde prisoners,
BLACK REGIMENT ADVANCING
PoRT SAID, August 24.h.--A letter from
the commandaut at Ghemilsh has been re.
caived by the Sheikhs in the Arab quarter of
Fort Said. charging them to warn the inhab-
itants to dse, in consequence of rumor that
! hiack regiment ia advancing on Port Said
from Damietta. A British force, with some
artillery, has been sent beyond the native
quarter.
ARABI NOT WANTED IN UPPER EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, August 24th.-Intelligence
received at the palace states that the Boulak.
ell Dakrur Railway has been cut short dis.
tsnca beyond Elkitah. it is supposed by
Bedouins, with the object of cutting off Arab
Pasha's retreat to upper Egypt Sultan
Pasha has received information from upper
Egypt that a strong feeling against Arab ex.
lists among the people because of his exac.
tions.
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF ARABI.
CoNs3ANTINoPLE, August 24th.-Among
| he uDeducated Mussulmans symps.hy for
| Arab Pasha is undiminished but among
those capable OF distinguishing between the
practical and sentimental aspects of the oues-
ton. there Is q revulsion of feeling, and some
OF those who formerly spplauded Arab now
conaeinn MN as dangerous enemy of the
| empire.
THE TILLAGING AT RAMLEH.
ALEXANDRIA, August 24th.-The pillaeing
party at Rsmleh to-day consisted Of f;fty
Bedouins aud Eve men of she Mpstaphezin
regiment. AS soon as they en- cred the out
skirts OF Ramieh they comssrced the work
OF plumber. On the approach of body of
dighlanders TIE Bedouins fed. The Musta.
phezlns took refuge in house, where one
was killed and four others made prisoners.
BALLOONS NEEDED.
ALEXANDRIA, August 24!b.-Whils Arab
Pashs's Generals know exactly our move.
menss, we are ignorant of theirs The alb.
sence OF balloons is felt. IS there is no place
where they would be more useful.
EN-Eice-President Hamlim.
GIBRALTAR, August 2ith.-Hannibal II SIN.
lin is here. and will visit Tangier.
Fatal Career.
LONDON, August 24tb-Thomas Fentop.
second mate Of the Era, died at the Aberdeen
Inhrmary. lie had bsen suffering from a
cancer on the lips throughout the voyage.
Freedom OF the City.
LIMERICK, August 24th.-The corporation
OF Limerick has voted the freedom of the
city to E. Dryer Gray.
Assassination In Mexico
BROWNSVILLE trex.l August 24th.-At
Mazatlan, Mexico. yesterday, Francisco AS.
Gina was attacked by assassins and fatally in
jured. His son, young man. was killed hv
one OF the asssssins. The latter were pur
sued BY citize Ems, and one was shot dead. The
other escaped.
women Tried by Wholesale for Poison.
Ing Their Husbands
VIENNA, August 24sh.-Over 100 women
are on trial at Grossbsckskirk, Hungary.
charged with poisoning their husbands. The
guilt OF 80 women has been proved.