Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-08
AT CONsTANTINOPLE.

Al COESIANTlEOPLE.
CoSsTAnTIsoPIE, September IAN I'm
perial Civil Commission will leave here on
a special sfeamer Thursday for Aiexau,iria
Dervisch Pasha and Baker Pasha- with
their stats, will start Thursday for the rem
devious in Crete. Turkish froops are as
sembliug here as fast as possible.
orders have been sent TO Suda Bev 10 for
ward the first detachment OF Turkish troops
to Egypt.
ESenins.-Lord Dufferin is still awaiting
instructions from Eugland before signing the
drafts of the Anglo-Turkish military con-
vention. 1t is believed improbable that any
obstacle will arise to prevent the formal
signing of the document
Orders have been dispatched to Suda Bay
to have the Turkish troops prepare to en-
bark for Egypt. 1t is believed that the
whole contingent, in two portions of 5000
men each, will disembark at Port Said.
understanding has been had between Der
yisch Pasha and Baker Pasha and General
Wolseley.
1t is stated that Lord Dufferin is dissatis-
fed with .sthe sultan's proclamation, mas
much as while IL states that Arab Pasha
deserves TO be declared rebel it does not
expressly proclaim him as such.
Clause ten, of the military convention be-
tween England and Turkey, which names
Port Said as the point of debarkation for
Turkish troops, has been reserved ad referen-
dun.
AT LONDON.
LONDON, September THE Times, in
leading article, says: "The government, in
the military convention with
Turkey, is persuaded that the sultan has !
seen the folly Of trying any longer to thwart |
the policy of England. Two European pow
ers, at least, have intimated at Constanti- |
nople that England would be perfectly justi-
lied in breaking off the negotiations which |
have been so wantonly prolonged"
AT PORT SAID.
PORT SAID, September THE water COM
oany suddenly ceased pumping to-day with
'ut having given any warming, thus causing
! scare. They had promised to give three
lays notice in case il should become neces-
ary to withhold the water supply.
AT KAssAssIN.
KAssAssIN, September THE Egyptian
oss In the outpost affair yesterday was
Ieavy, considering the brief duration of the
kIrmish. This was by far the most deter
alned demonstration made by the enemy
ince the battle of Kassassin, and indicates
he near approach of a decisive conflict.
Yearly all our cavalry, with Generals Lowe
nd Williamson, are now here.
A shell burst in camp here to-day. The
xplosion was caused by an Indian soldier
uilding fire over an unexploded she'll
he soldier was blown to peices.
1t is stated that Arabi Pasha receives
ores by way of Damietta.
1t is reported that some Turkish officers
ave Joined the rebel forces at Damietta.
AT IsMAII.IA.
IsMAILIA, September THE troops at
Ell Ell Mahuta are going to Kassassin next !.
aturday, when those at Nefich will push )
rward to Tel Ell Mahuta, and 90 on to the ..
ont on Monday. All the regiments will !
lrry two days rations. General Wolseley
i'll proceed TO the front on Saturday.
A general move to the front has been or
,red. Our forces at Kassassin lock will | :
mount on Saturday to $1,000 men, with
ty guns. Only one correspondent at the
ont will be allowed to each news
aper, and each telegram will be limited to ! !
10 words. An attack upon the enemy is ',
expected Monday, or at the latest { :
uesday. q
The troops here, including the Highland =
igade, will advance Saturday and bivouac =
lturday night at Ell MAGYAR. They will y !,
ach Mahsameh Sunday and Kassassin q
onday. One English and one native regi- >
snt will be left to garrison. =
The Bedouin chief, Abou Hassan, has u
lied out 5000 men and joined Arab Pasha. q
RUMoRs oP A SECRET TREATY. /"
PARIS, September THE rumor that n
lgland, with the assent of Russia, has f.
med secret treaty with Turkey relative te O.
e ultimate reorganization of Egypt, gains fl
ound. d