Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-12

train, Yskoub Pasha expressed regret that
General Stone he'd cast his lot with the Eng.
llsh. He begged Mrs. Stone to tell her hus.
oahf that the Egyptian army would show
how greatly it had profited by the twelve
years Instruction it had received from him.
1t is reported the enemy would svacuate
their works opposite the Ramleh positions,
and consequently there will be no attack for
the present.
More Troops for Egypt.
CHATHAM, August llth.-The second bat
TALON OF the Royal Irish Foot, IT'S strong,
left for Egypt. Great enthusiasm was man.
ifested on their departure. This completes
| the departure of troops from Chatham. The
dispatch from Southampton lie also finished
for the present. A squadron of the House.
hold Cavalry has been ordered TO Cyprus to
form depot, from which point it is 60 for
| ward men to the front. The Second Army
Corps will be brought TO its full strength, in
readiness to support the corps already abroad,
II necessary.
To Explain the Matter.
VIENNA. August 11th.-The Turkish Com
sui at Bombay has been ordered to give an
explanation to the Ulemas of India respect.
ing the action of the Porte in regard to
Turkish troops to cooperate with the English
in Egypt, which has created great sensation
among the Mohammedans.
The Khedfye Forming n New Ministry.
ALEXANDRIA, August 11th.-The forma-
ton of new Ministry will probably be an
nounced odsy, with Cherif Pasha as Prime
| Minister. Most Of the present Ministers. ex-
cepting Rsgheb Pasha, remain in office
Sulieman Pssha will take the portfolio of
Minister of Education, and Shera Pasha that
of Minister of Religion. They are both par
tisans OF Arab Pashs
An Assent with Reservation.
| CoNsTAnTINoPLE, August I1th.-The as
sent OF England to the proposal OF Count
| Corti, Italian ambassador, for temporary
international protection of the Suez Canal,
is coupled with reservation, making excep.
ton In cases of force maieur, which means
practically that If the international police is
organized to guard the canal they shall not
interfere with military operations.
Turkish journals are assuming friendly
tone toward England. The Sheik ElIslam
has prohibited the UIemss from preaching in
favor Of Arab Pasha.
| Alexandria Hens.
| ALEXANDRIA, August 1lth-The Scots
Guards land Saturday, and go into camp at
Ramleh.
A council of war to-day decided not to
change the command of tbs forces. Mai ~
| General Allison will therefore retain his posi-
tien.
The Duke of Connsught and Prince Louis
of Balleuburg inspected Arab Pashs's posi-
| ton to-day. The Duke of Conuaugbt also
visited the wounded of last Saturdays en-.
gagemeDt.
| Arab Pasha is having constructed, within
| 5,OCO yards of Rsmleh, formidable redoub.s
and an embsnkment thirty feet high Her
! Msjesty's steamship Superb fired shells at
the works to-day, four of which hurst in close
| proximity tn the men aDpauad in tic CON
| tinn.
Rear Admiral Hoskins has returned to
Port Said.
After himself visiting the Duke of Con-
| uaught to-day. the khedive sent his children
| TO visit that officer.
| 1t is reported that Arab Pasha is two miles
| from Ismailia. The conduct Of De Lesseps
Is causing complications.
Trouble Ahead In Tripoli.
PARIS, August 11th.-It is stated that the
condition of Tripoli is alarming to Europeans.
Ell Hadji Mohamed has returned to Tripoli
| from Constantinople, and announces that the
Porte. after settling affairs in Egypt, intends
to send an army to drive the French out of
Tuuis. The natives talk Of a massacre of
| Christians.
Holy War Reing Preached.
MADRID, August 1lth.-A dispatch frem
"
throughout Morocco against Christians.
| Coming to America.
/ LONDON, August 11th.-Alexander Martin
Sullivan, ex member of Parliament for
| Meath, starts for America early in Septem-
Der, and has promised to lecture on the Irish
question.
Henry George Released.
DUBLIN, August 11tb.-Henry George, ar.
| rested yesterday, was liberated to-day The
police accused him of associating with sus.
| poets.
House OF Commons AdjOurns Next Week.
LONDON, August 11th.-In the Commons
this afternoon, Gladstone stated that the
House will adjourn next Friday until the
Oath or 18th of October.
Outrages and Evictfons in Ireland.
| LONDON, August Understanding to Off
cial returns 231 outrsges including two muir
ders, occurred in Ireland during the month
| OF July, against 2S3 out,agea. with five muir
ders in June. The total number of evictions
during July was S21 families, representing
l,6l9 persons OF the families evicted half
| were reinstated as tenants or caretakers The
| number of families evicted in June was 55l,
representing 1868 persons.
still HammerfDg mt Il.
LONDON, August 11lh.-The Athenrum
| saws that Professor Bismarck, an eminent
| German surgeon, has published lecture,
which he delivered before the Physiological
Society at kiel. on the treatment OF General
Garhslo's wounds. Professor Esmarck's lect.
ure was to the effect that General Garfield
might have been alive bnt for the treatment
he received.
Population OF France.
PARIS, August 11sh.-The official returns
| OF the census of France show a population of
1882, 04S.
German Socialists Condemned to Impris-
| onment.
BERLIN, August 11th.-Herren Bebbel,
Liebknecht and Hosenchor, Socialists, have
| been condemned by the Leipsic Court to two
| months imprisonment for excessive abuse
and insult to the Federal Council. Iieb-
knecht and Hosenchor are members of the
| German Reichstag.
Water Getting Scarce.
| PARIS, August 1lth.-The municipal au-
thorities are obliged to appeal to the public to
economic in the use Of water. The streets
| OF the city are only watered twice q week,
owing to the scarcity of the supply.
British Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL, August 18th. leading
| weekly grain circular says: "The recent
brilliant weather has further depressed Brit
ish wheat The various markets are dull.
Cargoes in all positions weaker. with de-
clining tendency. Here wheat has sold
slowly since Tuesday, ct decline Of Id.
Corn is steady on the spot, but forward posi-.
tons are neglected" At the market to-day
there was an average attendance. Wheat
was in limited demand; white unchanged,
red %. lower. Flour unchanged. Corn
slightly depressed, and there was an indiffer.
emit demand.
| Canada Pacific Bonds.
| OTTAWA, August l1th,-It In announced