The Portland daily press., 1882-02-06
FOREIGN.
Tne New Egyptian MINISTRY.

The New Egyptian Ministry.
CAIRO, Feb. 4.-The new Egyptian ministry
was announced to-day, and is composed as fol-
lows:
Ko Mahmond Bahroudi president and
minister of interior.
10 Mustaphi Fehmy, minister of foreign
affairs
Ko Ali Sadk, minister of finance.
Ko Arab Bey, minister of war
Ko Mahmond Tehmi, minister of public
works.
Ko Abdallah Feyri minister of public in
struction.
Ko Hassan Cheri, minister of pious founda-
tions.
The President of the Cooncil has addressed
letter to the Khedive containing the pro-
gramme OF the ministry. 1t declares that
organic law scrupalously respecting the rights
of private or of International character or any
engagements of public debt will be the first
act of the new ministry, and that it is under
stood the ministerial programme while special
ly enumerating different administration
guaranteed by International obligations does
not mention the budget question.
Mahmond Bahrond, the new premier, to-day
visited the foreign consuls general. He in
formed Mr.. Maletat, British consul general,
that the new government would respect all
international obligations.
The Scrutin de Liste Adopted in Italy.
ROME, Feb. 1.-The Chamber of Deputies
concluded the discussion of a long ventilated
measure IOf tu0 1nIrOuuCtIOu VI bu6 byStom VI
the scrutin de iste in italian elections.
Premier Depretes made the adoption of the
bill Cabinet question and obtained its
adoption and vote of conference OF 2o5 to 10.
Descent on Pan-Slavist Agitators.
VIENNA, Feb. A telegram from Lemberg
reports from noon to three o'clock this after
noon the authorities made descents npon lead
ing LutherianS who were suspected of being
engaged in the Pan-Slavist and Russophile
agitation. A mass of papers and correspon-
dence with the Russians was seized. Many
persons were arrested, including former
Austrian court councillor, the editors OF two
newspapers and several students. The COVER
nor Of Galicia has left Lemberg on special
train for Vienna to report the circumstances to
the authorities.
Trouble Between Citizens and Military in
Limerick.
DUBLIN Feb. 5.-Great uneasiness prevails
at Limerick owing to the i'll telling existing
between Gel tain classes of citizens and the mill
tary. The officer commanding has addressed
communication to the magistrates pointing
out that soldiers are unable to walk ON the
streets at night without being stoned, and CIV
ing warning that the military will be compell-
ed to fire on the people in self defence II the
attacks continue The magistrates have re-
solved to take extraordinary precautions to pre-.
serve the peace
The Coming Session of Parliament.
LONDON, Feb 5.-Eyerything points to a
stormy first night in the house of Commons
The Parnelites threaten to raise the question
of privilege in regard to the imprisonment of
| Parnell and his colleagues The Bradlaugh
| question will almost certainly be discussed be-
| fore the Irish one, Mr.. Bradlaugh meaning to
arrive among the first to take the oath. The
| government intend to secure his admission.
Homerulers and Tories have agreed to oppose
| it.
The sub-commission under the land act, sit
| ting at Belfast, Ireland, granted reduction of
rent, averaging 10 and 40 per cent, on two es-
| tates managed by Mr. Bigger.
Postmaster General How states thatEthe age
| of letter carriers at Cincinnati was revoked
| some time ago and says he will issue an order
oil carrers rnust ha d