Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

| A'NDoN, duRueb tGu-kOOltCltUf
Walsh, arrested in connection with the
discovery of arms at Clerkenwell re-
Gently, intends to apply for a postpone
ment of his trial until the October session,
owing to the sudden determination of the
Crown to call the Mill-strest ihformer, Con.
mel, who will prove the existence Of secret
organization in Ireland, having for rs object
the deposition of the Queen.
Turkish Military stores to Egypt.
GoNsTANTINoPLE, August 4th.-Two trans
ports started for Alexandria last evening
with artillery stores.
Corstabulary strike Threatened.
DUBLIN, August 4sh.-A strike among the
Irish Constabulary is threatened. 1t appears
that serious discomfort among the men is
widespread. and from five to ten thousand
threaten to resign. They demand increased
pay and quicker promotion.
No Official knowledge of 1t.
LONDON, August 4th.--In the Commons
edge that Russia had surrendered an INSTALL
ment of the Russo British war indemnity to
Turkey, or had otherwise tried to promote
Turkish Intervention in Egypt against Eng
lands intervention.
The New French Ministry.
PARIS, August 4sh.-The new Ministry
has been constituted as follows: Sepat Lee
bond, President of the Council and Minister
of Justice DE Crais, Minister of Foreign
Affairs Deville, Deputy, Minister of Iuter-
| Tor; Trial Tirard, Minister of Finance
| General Billot, Minister of War; Admiral
Jaurequibeni. Minister of the Marine Sadi
Cannot, Deputy, Minister of Public Works ;
De Many, Minister of Agriculture Cochery,
Minister of Posts and Telegrapbs Devaux,
Deputy, Minister of Public Instruction
| The Minister of Commerce is not vet ap-
pointed.
Resolved 10 support Arab rasha Against
The hhediye.
CAIRO, August 4th The official rebel
journal has published o description of the
great national meeting of Saturday. After
considering the DEGREES emanating from the
khediye, including the order dismissing
Arab Pasha from the office of Minister of
War, the meeting declared that in conse.
quence of the occupation of Alexandria by
foreign troops, She presence of England's
squadron in Egyptian waters, and the atti.
tude of Arab Pasha in repulsing the enemy,
Arab Pasha must be upheld as Minister OF
| War, and that the orders of the Khedive and
his ministers in Alexandra are null and void
IS to the khedive, and contrary to the relig.
ious and civil laws. The Under Secretaries
of State were intrusted to submit this decision
TO the Sultan: The decision is sigued by
| kOioutLi, sAuLlcu anu Attlll, e6Ven
princes of the Teghen family, the Sheik of
the Eiazhar Mosque, the Muftis of four
| Sunnite Rites, the Grand Cadi of Egypt, the
Coptic Patriarch of Neve, and various Wears
and Sheiks, thirty Judges, eight Under-Sec-
retaries, twenty-eight civil Pashas, including
| BENZ, twelve Mudires and one hundred nota.
bilities of various religious denominations.
OF for Egypt-A FaiIure-Aflied- Foot
Blown on.
LONDON. August 4th.-The Duke of Teck
starts for Egypt to-day. Sir Edward Malet.
British Consul General and diplomatic agent
to Egypt, obliged to leave his post e few
weeks ago on account of illness. left for Egypt
last night.
Robert Bentley & Sons. warehoussmep.
failed to-day. Liabilities, ESQ. 900.
A dispatch from Vienna states that one
person was killed in the Trieste outrage. DR..
Dorm, editor of the Trieste Zeaung, had his
foot blown eff.
Pulled Down His Flag.
PoRT SAID, August 4th.-The British Con-
sui has hauled down his flag, on account of
the unsatisfactory reply Of the Governor to
the question whether he favored Arab Pashs
or the Khedive. None of the Consuls will
return the visit OF the Governor, except the
French Consul, who states that his position
is different from that of the British repre-
sentative.
Arab Dares the British TO Attack HIm-
Not Holy war-iIs Proclamation.
ALEXANDRIA, August 4th.-H. M. s. Bit.
tern has returned from Aboukir, and reports
having seen several trains arrive at Aboukir
full of soldiers. Ii is denied that Arab Pasha
has proclaimed holy war. Persons around
Ksffir. el-Dyar this fThursdayl afternoon es-
innate Arab Pasha's force at 20, 0OO
Arab Pasha has Issued proclamation, &C.
curing the English of cowsrdice, haunting
them, and daring them to attack him. There
was some firing Wednesday near Pompey's
pillar. Arab has forbidden the inhabitants to
furnish fresh provisions to Christians on pain
of death.
Arab Pasha's proclamation states that the
Egyptian soldiers, with c1mmandable zeal
fred only the buildings belonging to the hos.
tile Europeans. and killed those detected in
communication with the enemy. For the
treason Of the Khedive, in having the gates
opensd to the English, that ruler is deposed
by the Sultan, Gays the proclamation, who
will send troops to Egypt "to drive out our
enemies" Arab says he is commanding in
Egypt as the representative of the Sultan.
An attack from Aboukir along the sea.
coast will probably take place Friday.
The Council at COMMUNICATIONS
ing Views.
| SON5TANTinUfLb, august ft0.-Ine Con-
ference viii sit again Friday. At yesterday 3
sitting, the question of protection of the Suez
Canal was discussed. Onow, the Russian
representative, said Turkey should fret en-
deavor to restore order in Egypt. Should
Turkey not succeed in this endeayor, then
the Powers should undertake the task Baron
Won Hirsch6eld, the German representative,
and Baron Won Colice, the Austro. Hungarian
ambassador, concurred in this opinion. Lord
Duferin. the British ambassador. said he
desired Turkey to take action on condition
that the Porte declare Arab Pasha rebel.
Said, the Turkish Prime Minister main
tanned that it was impossible for the Porte to
declare Arab Pashs a rebel until the Otto
man flag was raised in Egypt, when the coz
duct of Arab would be determined. and
measures be taken accordingly. Count Corti,
the Italian ambassador, demanded that .
| reply of the Ottoman representatives that
they accepted the condition of the identical
nots, be put in writing to which the Otto.
man representatives. replied that they must
first obtain the sanction Of the Sultan. The
Conference is awaiting fresh instructions to
| The Ottoman representatives. thereon, which
it is believed will not be needed, If the condi-
ton in the identical note has been accepted
by Turkey.
The C0wes Resatta-An Americas Eoat
Wins.
LONDON. August 4th.-The Co=es roysl
town regatta took place to-day. There was
sailing match for all vessels not exceeding
twenty-six feet on the vater-lire, to be steered
by their owners. The prizes were silver
cups, presented by z. Cover, valued at go
and SO, Cover entered his own American