Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-10
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS,
No Material Change at Alexandria
Interview Between Said Pasha
and Lord Dufferin.
England and Ireiand-The Lord MAYORS
BaBquet-Mr. 6ladstone's Speech
Constabulary Troubles.

| ALEXANDRIA, August 9.-The family O
General Stone have arrived. When they LEI
Cairo, on the Sd instant everything wa
! quiet. An official OF the war ministry tool
a member OF the family to see Midshipma
Dechair. He was in perfect health.
An armered train on the usual patrol tbi
| evening exchanged few shots with Arab
Pssha's second line of intrenchments nea
Mallaha Junction.
THE sUEz CANAL AND ENGLAND.
BERLIN, August 9.-The Nord Deutsch
Zeltung, the organ of Bismarck, in an articl,
friendly in lone toward England, denies tn,
rumors of its intention OF placing the Sue,
canal permanently under the control of {
mixed commission similar To that on the
Danube. As the British traffic on the cana
Immensely preponderates that of the powers
it Gays they cannot expect England to sub
ordinate subject of such immense impor.
lance to the decision Of nom English ma.
jority.
THE PORTE MAKES SATISFACTORY ExPLANA-
NATIONS.
CoHsTANTINoPLE, August 9.-Lord Duffer.
in had an interview with Saia Pasha to-day.
The latter gave Lord Dufferin satisfactory
explanations respecting the delay which has
occurred In settling the terms of proclama-
ton against Arab Pasha and the terms of
the military convention with England. He
expressed the hope that they would be ready
Thursday.
LETTER FROM THE KHEDIvE
with letter giving detailed statement Of
the position OF affairs in Egypt.
ARRESTED FOR PREACHING sEDITIoN.
An emissary from Cairo. named Nebhami,
was arrested at Damascus for preaching sedi-
ton in the bazaar.
DERvIsH PAsHA
having completed the preparations for his
departure, went to the palace yesterday and
asked for his orders before embsrkIng for
Egypt. The sultan replied that as certain
arrangements had still to be made, he must
wait for instructions. In some circles this
reply Is interpreted as meaning that Dervish
Pasha will not be entrusted with the COM
mand OF the Turkish forces in Egypt.
AN Trade
has been signed authorizing the proclaim
ing of Arab Pasha as rebel on the land
ing OF Turkish troops in Egypt. The text
of the trade will be presented 10 the confer
ence Thursday.
IRELAND.
AGREE TO REMAIN PASSIVE.
CORK, August e.-Telegrams from the Lon
donderry, Belfast and Limerick consta larry
state that they sgree 10 remain passive until
the proposals of the government are known.
AN INCUBATION REGULATED.
The police here repndiate the imputation
that Fenianism is in any way connected with
their action in asking increased pay, and
they intend to issue a formal declaration to
that effect.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
At a meeting OF the constabulary to-day
the following resolution, which was ap-
proved by the Limerick and Belfast men,
was adopted: Resolved, That having seen
with surprise and disgust the calumny cast
upon our loyalty by the insinuation that we
sre in collision with the Fenians, we desire
to mark our sense of its utter falsity by with
drawing from further agitation aud -te-Arely
on speedy redress of our grievances"
WALSH SENTENCED.
LONDON, August e.-Thomas Walsh, ar
rested at the time of the seizure Of arms at
and convicted OF the charge of
treason and felony, was sentenced TO seven
years penal servitude. Justice Stephens in
the jury that they could not find
Walch guilty unless they believed that
existed in Ireland to raise an
and Walsh was participant
therein. The jury only took ten minutes to
consider their verdict.
ACTION OF THE LIMERICK coNsrABULARY.
LIMERICK, August 9.-The police, as
onsequence of their interview between the
county inspector and the Clonnel dsputa-
lion, in which the former acknowledge that
heir claims were justi6able, but recon mend
he men to keep within the legal rules of the
force, telegraphed yesterday all over Ireland
hat they are resolved 10 suspend agitation
for the present pending the action OF the
government. II the decision OF The govern
nent is unfavorable, they have resolved to
resign in body. Replies to the telegram
are arriving from all parts of the country
.o-day, approving of the resolve and exhert-
ing the men to stand firm.
FITZPATRICK GETS FIVE YEARS.
DUBLIN, August 9.-Fitzpatrick convicted
IF an attempt TO kill the recorder OF Dub
in, was sentenced to five years penal ser
Viiude. He begged the judge TO postpone
until he could have further legal
advice. The Judge refused, and said he was
\ pest to society and on the borders of IN
'anity, but quite accountable for his actions.
MEETING OF LABOR MOVEMENT SUPPORTERS,
general meeting of the supporters of the
abor movement was held yesterday, when
provisional committee was formed with a
view to the election of permanent execu-
i've for the new Irish Labor and Industrial
Union.
HENRY GEORGE ARREsTED.
Henry George, an American writer, was
arrested at Loughra as a suspicious stranger.
he was liberated after three hours detention.
George protested.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Heury George tel.
graphs the Irish World as follows from
Dublin: "Have Just returned from Her
Majesty's Hotel, Loughren. Joynes, master
II Eton College. England, and myself, tray-
ling together, were arrested Tuesday even
ng, the moment we reached the hotel at
Ioughrea from BalIinasloe, Hnder the coer-
ion act. We were driven 10 the barracks at
nee and all eur baggage searched and papers
cad. / protested strongly. After be-
ng detained three hours under
,uard, we were brought before the resident
D agistr ate and after examin alton discharged.
,ub- Inspector Byrne, being asked the reasons
or the proceeding, stated that he had acted
n Geographic order from headquarters in
JUDITH 10 EresI Us on our arrival.
George] insisted on getting the grounds for
us oicion, but was refused all further in-
ornation. The police persisted, as a matter
{ imperative duty, in reading all OF the
rivate papers OF Mr.. Joynes, although in
ormed who he was.
ENGLAND.
CETEwAYo AND GLADSTONE.
LONDON, August 9.-Cetewayo visited
Maidstone for half an hour to-day.
REss COMMENTS ON GLADsToNEs ACTION |