Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-10
FOREIGN,
The Egyptian siiUatiOn-Decidedly War.
like News,


The Egyptian Decidedly War.
like News.
ALEXANDRIA, July 9th-Evening.-Fr
steamer in the inner harbor soldiers are
distinctly seen digging trenches and carrying
shot from one fort to another.
The English Controller General and the
staff of the English Consulate have gone
aboard ship tonight.
Midnight. the members of the Con-
sulates are now on board vessels in the har.
Dor. The English Consuls sent notice to
other Consuls, advising them to notify their
countrymen toquit Alexandria within twenty.
four hours.
VIENNA, July 9th.-A dispatch from Alex
andria says: At conference of the Egyp-
tian officers yesterday, an aged Colonel de-
clared: IF the Turks land we will treat
them as brothers. We won't resist Austrians
or Italians but soldiers of other nations,
especially England. we will oppose to the
last"
MALTA, July 9th.-The ironclads Agincourt
and Northumberland, of the English Channel
squadron, have started for Limasol, Cyprus,
with two battalions and a company of en-
ginesrs. The Minotaur, With siege train of
twenty guus, and the Nerissa, with stores,
have also sailed from this port.
A dispatch from Alexandria reports that
the Khedive has declined the offer by the
English to provide for his safety on board
man-ofwar.
ALEXANDRIA, june 9th.-Naval officers
have made reconnaissance, and reported
that they saw Egyptians moving heavy guns
on the Marabout islands, at the western side
of the entrance to the harbor. Admiral Sey-
mour is consequently preparing proclama.
ton to be placarded all over the city, charg.
ing the authorities with breach of faith,
demanding the surrender of the Notifications
within twelve hours, and warning the authori-
tiles that if they fail to comply with this
demand fire will be opened upon the forts after
the expiration of further period of twenty
four hours.
The British gunboat Condor ia stationed
outside the harbor to guard the entrance.
Admiral Seymour has gone on board the
Invincible, which will move into the outer
harbor alongside the Monarch. The Bittern
now lies opposite the Ras Ell Tin palace.
The Ministry continue to declare their re.
solve TO resist. They have taken precautions
to insure the safety of the Khediye in the
event of troops being landed.
Arab Pasha. formally summoned to Con-
stantinople by the Sultan, refused to obey.
Two aids-de.camp of the Sultan left for
Constsntinople, accompanied by Ahmed
Essod and Lsbib Pasha, two members of the
mission OF Dervisch Pasha. The secret ne
gotta tons are regarded as broken off.
The British msn-of-wsr Dragon has ar.
rived at Suez.
After the remaining EDglishmen had been
warned to leave Cairo, the German Consul
issued similar warning to 160 Germans still
there.
New YORK, July 1Oth-A. M.-The
Heratds Alexandria special says: Seventeen
more heavy guns have been placed in position
menacing the British ships, notwithstanding
Admiral Seymour's threat 60 open fire. The
Admiral is now considering whether he will
take action.
All the British vessels have their steam up.
The correspondents have all been advised
to go ahoat.
The American Admiral has sent word
ashore to say that should one of his ships be
hit he will return the fire.
MortalIy wounded.
DUBLIN. July CHA farmers herder
named Doloughty was mortally wounded at
Gums, County Glare, to-day.
Railway Collision in Ireland.
DUBLIN, July 9th.-In a railway collision
at Cork to-day thirty persons were injured,
twelve OF whom it is expected will die.
Decided to Accept.
LONDON, July Jsn.-A1Cer q consultation
with his colleagues, Gladstone has decided to
accept the decision of the House of Com
mons on Trevelyans amendment to the re-
preston bill.
Newspaper Suppressed.
CoNsTAErrNoPLE, July 9th.-The Phare
du Bosphore has been suppressed for attack
ing Bismarck.
Order Restored.
LONDON, July 9th.-Order is restored in
Muscat. and the Imaum's brothers have been
pensioned
The Northern Frontier OF Afghanistan.
SIMLA, July 9sh.-Authentic information is
received that negotiations will be reopened
between Great Britain and Russia IN Decem-
Der, relative to the demarcation Of the north
ern frontier of Afghanistan.
Death Of an Actor.
LONDON, July 9tb.-Benianin Wester, the
actor, is dead.
An American Adviser.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 9th.-Considersbl
surprise is expressed that General Wallace,
the American Minister, has again been sum-
moned to the Palace. Either General Wallace
or his dragoman ate g the Palace almost
daily. General Wal has also frequent
interviews with Lord afferin.
The Sighted Oarsmen.
LONDON. June 9th.-The Metropolitan
Amateur Regatta Committee and the Moul-
sey Regatta Committee decline the entry Of
the Hillsdale crew. The Captain Of the