The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-07-29
Foreign Intelligence.

IT was stated in London dispatch OF the
4th that England, when satisfied of the neces-
sity OF armed Intervention In Egypt, would
call out the army and militia reserve, COM
prising fifty thousand trained men, IL was
stated that Alexandria would be bombarded
on the commencement OF hostilfties.
In the British House Of Commons on the
4th all but four of the Irish members with
drew because of the adoption Of motion Of
fered by Mr.. Gladstone declaring urgency for
the Repression bill.
A PLOT to assassinate Cardinal McCabe was
reported to have been discovered at Dublin
on the Sd.
In Dublin, Ireland, on the 4th, an artisan
named Kenny was murdered by two men.
Seven stabs and four bullet wounds were
found on his person.
A MEETING Of English holders Of Virginia
lands was recently held in London, and 1t was
resolved to appeal to President Arthur touch
ing repudiative legislation by the State, and
praying the assistance of the Federal Gov
eminent In their behalf.
AT the Westminster Palace Hotel In Lon
don on the 4th over one thousand persons
were present at q celebration of American In
dependence. Marie Roze Emma Thursby and
Minnie Hauk sang national songs The Duke
and Duchess of Sutherland were among the
guests
RoUND-HoUsE and five locomotives at
Sherbrooke, Quebec were destroyed by fire q
few days ago, causing loss Of 100000
THE situation in Egypt was said to be ex.
tremely critical ON the 5th, and q collision
seemed unavoidable. The English Govern
ment had decided to call out the reserves.
at Ernestown, Ont, while handling bees q
few days ago, was stung in the forehead by
one of them and died In fifteen minutes.
A oABLEGRAM Of the 5th states that Q re-
bellion against the authority of the Imaum Of
Muscat, led by his brother, had broken out
THE Archbishops of Ireland have recently
directed the priests to discountenance tho
Ladies' Land League, and to forbid women
from attending public meetings
The British Admiral at Alexandria notified
the Egyptian Authorities on the 9th that he
would bombard the city unless work on the
Notifications were instantly stopped Work
was at once suspended.
IT was stated by the Dublin Freeman's Jour
nal Of the 9th that the Government intended
to employ bloodhounds to track murderers
GREAT anxiety is displayed by the authori,
ties at St. Petersburg for the safety of the
fortress and cathedral, beneath which are the
tombs of the Cars.
On the 7th a revolutionary proclamation
Signed by cousin of the Emperor Of Russia
was discovered at the Office of the Ministry OF
Marine, and Immediately after the discovery,
the Director of the Department committed
suicide.
TRooPs were embarking at Aldershot, En-
gland, on the 7th, for Egypt. The military
branch of the expedition had been placed in
charge of General Sir Evelyn Wood.
On the 9TH General Yussuf led 3, 900 Egypt.
fans against the false prophet, losing 2, 600 men
and 5000 rifles. The prophet was marching
on Sinnaar with 1000 men.
Mr.. HARcoURT stated In the British House
Of Commons on the 7th that bloodhound:
would not be used in Ireland for tracking
murderers. The Repression bill went to a
third re aiding, but the Government suffered
defeat in the rejection of an amendment BY
| Mr.. Trevelyan to limit the right of search tt
the daytime, except in case of secret societies
A TEMPORARY trestls on the Canada At
| lantic Railway, near Ottawa, collapsed q few
| days ago, killing three laborers and wreckins
| five cars.
On the It'll General SkobeleR. the famous
| Russian General died suddenly at the Hote
| Dasseaux, Moscow
THE British Government has issued fresf
| posters announcing a reward of twenty thou
sand pounds for the discovery Of the murder.
ers of Cavendish and Burke.