Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-29

the European powers assented to the propo-
| sal Of Lord Duffs.in, that the Sultan pro-
claim Arsbi Pasha rebel. Both yesterday
and to-day Lord Dufsrin sent Sandison,
Secretary of legation, 20 the Sultan, to in
siss upon the issuance of this proclamation
and declare that it is absolutely impossible to
withdraw the British troops from Egypt at
present.
VARIOUS ITEMS FROM ALEXANDRIA,.
| ALEXANDRIA, July IS Sh.-The attendants
of the delegates from Ksffir.el Dwar state
that there is great want of food in Arabi
Pashas camp, and that many Of the troops
are tired of war.
The delegates had an interview with the
Ministers, lasting two hours. They said
they had come to express the resolution of
the whole country to resist foreign aggression
to the end.
A meetirg of lending European merchants
was held to-day, when three resolutions were
passed. First, expressing want II confidence
IL The native police second, expressing dis
approval OF the circulation Of natives to and
from the city. thus affording Arab Pashs
means or intianing the passion of the people,
and thif1, demanding that every native give
proof Of his means of subsistence. This last
resolution Ia aimed at spies and enissaries Of
Arshi Pasha.
Capt. Fisher has constructed shore-g going
n-clad on rails, similar to those used dur
lag the American civil war. 1t consists of
six trucks, protected with iron shields. with
the engine in the center, and Nordesfeldt
gun looks over the bows on tho leading
trucks. IL is also equipped with three Gs.-
Ting guns and two field guns, and will be
mounted by three companies of blue jackets.
The train is provided with wires, electric-gear
and all appliances for laying down or de-
stroying rails. 1t will proceed to the railway
junction within two miles of Arab Pasha's
lines, and will seize and occupy and fOrtify
that important point. a correspondent has
raturned from Reconnaissance on the armor-
clad train, and very useful information has
been obtained, but the expedition failed to
obtain the large results expected, owing to
the train being stopped by break in the line.
Many persons have been arrested on false
charges preferred, in some instances by Euro
pesnF, two OF whom have been placed in
custody for perjury, and another condemned
to years imprisonment, bastinRdo and
to pay fine of 81.
The Dead Am rican Minister.
ROME, July 2S5h.-The body of Marsh,
the American Minister arrived at the Pom
tassi railway station this morning, and was
received by the Mayor and principsl inhabi-
tants. The United States Charge d'Affaires
thanked the spectators for their touching re-
ception of TIE remains. The body was then
escor Jed to the Protestant cemetery, where it
was inferred.
Anna Parnell Dangerously I'll.
DUBLIN, July 2Sth.-Anna Psrnell is
dangerously i'll OF brain fever, brought on by
the news of the sudden death of her sister
Fanny. She does not recognize any one.
The doctor entertains but slight hopes OF her
ran Gha,Iao Do.palI
has been telegraphed for.
serious Charge Against n ConsuFs Son.
VIENNA. July 2ssh-A telegram FROM
Bucharest reports that the son of one Of the
Russian Consuls in Roamania has been ar
rested at Odessa on charge of supplying
dynamite to Nihilists.
The English Turf.
LONDON, July 2Ssh.-The Chichester stakes
at Goodwood to-day were won By Srobell,
Magician second, Atlanta third. In the race
for the Molecomb stakes dead heat was run
between the Salvador colt and St. Blaise,
Montreid next.
EEtry Withdrawn.
LONDON. July 2Sth.-The Hillsdale crew
have Withdrawn their entry for the Barnes
and Mortlake races, on account of the
Thames and London crews refusing to row.
The English and French.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 28th.-A dispatch
from Ismaiis says: The British Admiral has
declared that he will not land troops unless
in company with the French. De Lessers,
on hearing this, declared on oath to the No
tables that so long as he remained no French
troors would be landed. Arab Pasha mas re-
peated his declaration that he would not in
jure the canal so long as there was 70 foreign
occupation.
COunter-Jumpers Abroad.
LONDON, July 27th.-John Bright yester-
day received twenty. five American dry goods
clerks at his residence The Lord Mayor
subsequently entertained the party at lunch.
Released from Prison.
SOFIA, July 27th.-Zankoff has been re-
leased from prison.
Decreased Emigration.
BERLIN. July 27th.-The emigration from
Germany to America thus far this year has
decreased by 10000 as compared with the
same period of 1881.
Death.
BOMBAY, July 27th.-Tbe Guicowar Of Ba-
roda, deposed for attempting to poison Colo
nsl Phsyre, the British Resident ct Baroda,
is dead.