Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

lively warm. The marines have gone on
board the transports. The men of the
1nconstant took two Of the 65S ton guns,
Arab Pashs's own weapons, from Fort
Adah to Ramlsh to-day. The train ran
today for the first time from Rosetta
street, 70 con.ey par. Of the G,fdon
from Cairo that Afabi Pasha has warned
responsible for their safety, having q
call for all soldiers and police to the
front.
ALEXANDRIA, Aua. l9.-Six transports
with troops and tive Runb0ats left this
port on Friday night 70 take position
outside OF ths hsrbor, rs,dy 30 start.
Saturday, ~ p.m.-Ths transports
and d6et are now steaminQ eastward.
The ships have their topmasts lowered
and yards secured, with sverythin.
cleared ready for action.
Heavy firing IN the direction Of Abou-
kir has just began.
Tae khediye has decided to intrust
Cherif Pasha with the Presiden ency of
the new Ministry; but the ministry will
not be constituted until the arrival Of
Reaz Pasha. information from head
quarters states that prominent person
has been discovered to DO in constant
communication with the rebels. he
will be arrested and confined on board
an Egyptian mAn-of-war. It is reported
that the person referred 70 Is Hissman
Pasha Cheret, Minister Of War.
Gen. WOisely and aide accompanied
tho transports in the Dispatch boat Sa-
lamiss. Admiral Seymour will hoist his
flag ON board the ironclad Alexandra
today.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. l9. 6 p. m.-Fight-
ing cOmmsnced this afternoon on Nah
M0udi0h canal. The British are using
heavy guns brought to the nei2hbor-
hood Of Millhia Junction yesterday.
Fighting still continues.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 19.-The transports
Arab and British Prince. with troops
have arrived here.
A Traises.
Paris, Aug. I9.-It is announced from
Anderra that an official appointed by
the Bishop of Anderra, in his capacity
Of joint protector of the Republic, has
been encouraging Carlist bands which
have threatened to invade the Republic.
Authorities who are appointed by France
are prep iriug to Resist the invasion.
willing 10 d. the Fair Thina.
DuBLIN, Aug 19.-MayOr Dawson in a
letter in which he enclosed 10e toward
paying Gray's fine and says he Is pre-
pared to take all legal steps rs a inem-
Der Of the court which sentenced Gray,
to evince his want of concurrence in its
decision. Gray will shortly be released.
Muriered.
LONDON, Aug.-Threel men working OH
boyc0tted farm near Boyle, were fired
At today, One of thon, naufed Gait
ney, was mortally wounded.
Gone % sea.
ALEXANDRIA,. Aug. 19.-The German
gunbOat Habicht. the Russian man-Of-
war Erieklie. ani several other foreign
| vessels have put to sea-.
Como.
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from
Alexandria states that Gen. Willis and
Graham and the Duke of Connausht
have gone to Ab0ukir. Of the whoio
fleet Of ironclads. the Invincibls and
the InCOnstant alone remain. The
Forty ninth Seventy fifth and Seventy
| ninth regiments at kamleh will proba-
| bly, support the movement at AbOukir
by an attack on the left tank OF tbs
enemy.
Will Not Soln KnSlaad.
| L. NDoS, Aug. l9.-The Post under
stands the Porto has countermanded
military preparations for the expedition
to Egypt, and declines to accept the
British conditions for military cOuven-
tiOns.
WOoLwIcH. Aug. l9-The steamer
Smelling sailed today with quantity of
railway plant for Port Said.
A Town Destroyed.
BERLIN, Aug. 19.-The village of Len.
deburdeu, West Prussia, il burned, and
20 persons are homeless.
Let Oat.
CoRK, Aug. 19.-Thirteen suspects, ar
rested under the Coercion Act, have
| been released from Enniskillen prison.
Gene Up.
| LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from
the village of Lindeburden. West Prus-
sia, which was reported destroyed by
| fire, states that only the schoOlhouse
aud one farmhouse were saved. Tho
crops which have just been harvested
were destroyed.
American Consul Attacked.
ALEXANDRIA, August 19.-LOng. the
American Consul was attacked yester-
day inside the gates by about forty ma
tives. Soldiers arrived and dispersed
she crowd. The ringleader Of the as
saulting party vas arrested. It appears
that the natives had attempted to stop
Long, when he WAS driving. He became
annoyed and urged ON his horse, indict-
ing injuries ON some Of the party,
Rasslaa 0ppreasisa.
vienna, Aug. l9.-The situation in
Koumania has become disquisting. Tho
| Russians have apparently commenced
their old outraaes. Russian officers
are frequently found on the lower Dan
ube stud yine the passages Of the river.
| and noting the KOumanian oarrisons in
Moldavia and the DObuidscha are the
chief headquarters of Russian intrigue.
Easaern saaabbles.
CArrAno, Aug. l9.-Disturbanoes have
broken out in ths Montene0rin districts
Of Kaiaschin and Pivs. The leader OF
tho movement 10 q MOnteuegrin named
Ivanoyic, formerly captain Of Russian
sta6.
A uerrihle Aaraes.
DuaLns, Aug. 19.-One Of thetwo boys
wounded at tho time the Joyce family
were murdered. has died Of his wounds-
He was only IL years old. Tho other
boy. who 10 bot II yesrs, IL in very
| PROSTATE condition. He states the A.
| aassins, Who wcre disguised, numbered
four or five. Joyce's mother was over
| 50 years Of ago. Part Of her body was
devoured by dogs before her corpse was
discovered. The house in which the
| family lived presents aickening epec-
tacle. The bodies Of the victims lie on
the floor, riddled with bullets, and
manolsd a. IL they had been battered
| with hammers. The murder was the
most h,rrible that ever diagraced even
Ireland. Four persons have been AZ
rested ON suspicion.
A New gaveae1en.
Loxpox, Aug. l9.-There has arrived
Oh Scilly q small experimental collapi-
| ble boat, constructed Of cork and can-
vaa lt contains q crew Of i've psfeons.
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