, 1882-08-04

Eight hundred soldiers are now being
landed from the troop ship OrOntes. The
OrOntes, after their disembarkment, will
proceed to Port Said and land marines
There is great activity in the enemy's
lines. Egyptian soldiers disguised as
Bedouins carried off ten cases of gun.
powder from Fort Muk beebe, near Meks
Emissaries from Arab pasha have been
marching III masses at Mukbecb almost
daily. 1t has been, therefore. decided to
occupy the fort and also the shore of
Lake Narcotic, near which patrols Of the
enemy are frequently seen. The fire here
Is IN the native quarters, and is believed
to be started by incendiaries.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 27.-The Sultan
has decided to.denounce Arab Pasha as
II traitor. The Sultan received Dervish
Pasha on his return from Egypt very
coldly, and complained that he did not
persuade Admiral Seymour to delay the
bombardment.
1t is stated that the first detachment
Of Turkish troops sent to Egypt will
number sixteen battalions, and arrange
ments are made to send siXty-four bat
talions, If necessary. Gov, Damascus has
been ordered, as a precaution, to arrest
several shieks just arrived from Egypt
The Porte denies that there has been
rioting at Smyrna.
WAsHINGToN, July 26.-The confirma-
tions are reported of Merritt l.. Joselyn,
OF Illinois, as Assistant Secretary of the
Interior; John Il. Briefly, of California,
as Collector Of Customs at Wilmington,
California; Lewis Richmond, of khode
Island, as Consul General of the United
States at Rome; George Nj. Sabin, United
States District Judge of Nevada; Harri-
son Allen, of Pennsylvania, as United
States Marshal for the Territory of Da.
kota.
1t has been decided not to relieve Lieut.
Colonel Lasell as commandant at West
Point.
PORTLAND, July 27.-ArticlAs were filed
today incorporating the White Salmon
laundering Company. Object, saw
mill and numbering business. Capital
stock, S30,OOO lncorporators, Charles
Sweeny, W. l.. Uhilders and ID. T.
Thompson.
CHICAGO, July 2S. A train of twenty
cars of tea and silk left San Francisco
July 18th, left Deming at \ A. NJ. July
10Th, and arriving at Kansas City at 2 A.
NJ. 18th, making the run from San Fran
cisco to Kansas City in six days, six
hours, and from Deming to Kansas City
over the Atchison, Topeka and Santa te
road, 1,15O miles, in siXty-sX hours. This
freight was destined, in part, for Chicago,
New York, Detroit and other cities. -
second train Of twenty-nine car5 left San
Francisco twenty-four hours la'er, AMI
made the same time to Kansas City.
This time is believed to be unprecedent-
ed.
LINCOLN, Neb., July %. The State
Temperance Convention completed its
labors today and adjourned An execu-
tive committee was appointed to super
intend campaign work throughout the
State and five delegates elected to attend
the National Temperance Convention in
Chicago i'll August, 1882. The question
of submitting Il constitutional amend
ment to the people will be laid before
the State Convention, 50 each party may
take some decisive action. A thorough
canvass Of the State i'll the interest of the
ameedment was decided on.
LONDON, July 2S.-.The Times, COM
menting on the address Of the Canadian
Parliament to the Queen in favor of
home rule for Ireland says: The re-
spectful phases i'll which the address is
couched cannot blind anyone to the fact
that 1T amounts to a vote Of censure OF
the government and encouragement of
its avowed enemies. We are mt u loss to
determine whether under the circum.
stances the address is simply dodge to
catch the Irish vote, which ought to be
regarded NJ an aggravatiOn, or excuse
the oitense. If a more charitable view
be taken, it condemns the Canadian Par
lament as guilty of leyity, thought
which must seriously detract from the
value of any opinion it may form.
VIENNA, July 2S.-A telegram from
Bucharest reports that son Of one OF
the Russian Consuls in Roumana has
been arrested at Odessa ON II charge of
supplying dynamite to Nihilists.
LONDON, July 10. The Times has the
following dispatch from Alexandria:
Arab Pasha's force is sIid 10 be increas-
ing, and not attacking him ut once is re-
garded as fatal mistake by authorities
botn English and foreign. 1t is stated
wounded natives have been paraded in
IdlTD lOT bHt puIpOSe VI eNCltlnb AMI !
mostly. At request OF several residents
of the American Consulate, authorities
ordered a French shop in the same build
ing with the Consulate opened and re-
spectacle residents allowed to help them.
selves to such articles as they require, on
signing declarations showing what they
have been taking"
A correspondent says: Il drove yester-
day nine miles along the: line Of Arab
Pasha's retreat, and pissed several vii.
lagos, the people in winch are starving.
Soldiers had robbed them OF everything.
The entire route is lined with carriages
and dead horses. III 1t is reported that Be
douins harassed the soldiers during their
retreat, killing o."
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 26. The con-
ditions for the dispatch Of Turkish troops
to Egypt were discussed by the conference
on Wednesday. The Porte replied in
favorable terms, which may lead to a
prompt and peaceaole solution Of the