The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03

sf ctaflos Diiko, andef foreign set 'elafy
stated that q lelegfan bad been fet elyyel
hon Oaflwight, bciug BRUSH .Glbiom ny
agent aud eDnanl.gonrfnl N Aiekandt "
wh0hmlnded i0aniudirecf communicable
IN Afahi Pagha witlin view 10 sUrfendefing
lie military nnriy, uut there had bten nO
direct communication front Arab Paslia 20
nr. Gladstone read, amidst cheers, an cN-
tract from instructions lOrWnfded 10 Lord
DuTsrin at Co1sinnilnople, aztec lie cabi.
net meeting yosler1ay, saying England
was Glad Of the coopeTa'
ton Of any power but
dispatch Of troops, aud before their
dispatch TO Issue proclamation uphold
ing Tewhk rs khediyo and dgDoDncing
Arab Pasha ms q rebel. Gladstone read
that communications were still passing
with Italy regarding her cooperation, and
added that n communication had
Just been received from MusurUs Pasba,
Turkish ambassador at London, announc-
ing that the sultan would send troops i'm
mediately. The communication from the
Pasha contains no reference TO the procla-
nation of Arab Pasha as rebel. The COM
municatiOn will not interfere with the pro-
ceedings of the conference.
ALEXANDRIA, July pa very important
seizure was made yesterday OF the secret
correspondence which passed prior to the
bombardment between the military party
and the French officials. The correspon-
dence was carried on through the agency
of the Swiss adyenturer Minet, astrong sup
porter of Arab Pasha, and who
is now believed 10 be at the Iatter's
camp. The correspondence is said to
prove ircontestibly that all suspicious en-
tertained as TO the military being secretly
supported by the French were well
founded.
Water In the canal continues to fall at
such a rate that the city and the troops in u
week will be entirely dependent on wells,
cislerns aud condensers.
PoRT SAID, July 2S.-The governor and
vice-governor of Port Said have taken refuge
on the fleet, fearing the wrath of Arab
Pasha, and the commander of the troops is
now acting governor. On Wednesday night
the inhabitants OF an Arab village here, led
by fanatical priests, attempted to enter the
European portion of town, but were re-
pulsed by the military. The following day
the French consul applied 20 Admiral Con-
rad for protection for French subjects.
The French admiral subsequently
asked Admiral Hoskins to make
a joint occupation to preserve
night NJ. DeLesseps suddenly returned
from Simla. A violent scene occurred be-
tween him and the representative OF the
French consul NJ. De Lesseps said he con-
sldered Port Said his property; that the
consul was fool for asking for the occupa-
ton; that it was playing into the bands of
England to do so, and that there was no
danger, as he had guarantee for
the safety of French subjects
from the officer commanding Arab troops.
When everything was ready for landing,
the French admiral refused 10 carry out his
part of the arrangement De Lesseps visit
ed the governor and assistant governor,
who were still on board the Mongolia, and
Rear Admiral Hosllins, but fail
ed to bring them to his views. Rein
forcements are arriving every night
from Fort Guemil. The governor consid-
ers the delay in occupying the town will be
fatal, as the Arabs are becoming stronger
every day. The British corvette Ocean has
arrived, bringing instructions which com
pletely modify the situation here. De
1esseps protested against her entering the
canal, but she entered without paying
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