The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-12
ronEIcN INrELLIcENC.

SIR HERBERT MACPHERSON viii have chief
command of the troops sent from India to
Egypt, with General Hughes and Colonel
Tanner Bigadier Generals.
THE Pope in an allocution at the Consistory
on the Sd, said the position of the Church in
Italy was becoming worse than ever. The
Government, he declared, was guilty Of bad
faith in refusing exequatur to twenty Bishops
he had nominated.
RAGHEB PAsHA, President of the Council,
received telegram from the Sultan on the
| 9th, that the British fleet would lombard the
forts unless work ON them was stopped. The
Sultan holds the Khedive and Ministry re-
sponsible for the consequences. Ragheb Pasha
replied that the Ministry had already tele
graphed to Constantinople that demonstra-
| tions had been made, in consequence of which
the Sultan's permission to resume work was
asked Pending the Sultan's reply no definite
resolution will be adopted. Work on the forti-
fcations continues.
THE Dublin FreeDgds's Journal states that
the English Government intends to employ
bloodhounds to track murderers.
] CATHOLIC priests in Ireland have been in
| structed to discountenance the Ladies' Land
League and forbid females from attending pub
| lie meetings
THE London TIDaes' correspondent at Alex
andria denies that the Arab and the Egyptian
National party are identical. He says that the
| suppression of the reign of terror will show
that all honest, respectable, wealthy natives
oppose Arab as much as the Europeans, and
that the military party is composed of men
convicted Of fraud, speculation, etc, and that
| the real National party, composed of patriotic
men, is compelled to use Arabi's authority
until other force arrives to maintain order.
/ The British Consulate has been removed out
side the harbor at Alexandria Also all Euro
peans, who were formerly aboard men-of-wln
| in the harbor, were removed beyond, leaving
the harbor in the sole possession Of the fleet.
| A DISPATCH says that the anti-Jewish out
RACES in Hungary are increasing.
THE French feet left Toulon on the 9Th to
reinforce the squadron at Alexandria
| PARNELL and his party, it is stated, viii not
further oppose the passage Of the Repression
bill.
SEVERAL fresh arrests Of alleged Nfhilists
| have been made within a few days at st.
Petersburg. Two of the arrested parties were
Uhlan officers found distributing revolution
ary proclamations- The officers were among
those specially charged to protect the En-
peror.
IT is stated that 1000 copies of revolution
|
and signed by Nicholas Constantinevich,
cousin Of the Emperor, have been discovered
at the Ministry Of Marine, and that immedi-
ately after the discovery the Director Of the
Department committed suicide.
A DISPATCH from Moscow on the 7th an
nounces the death of General Skobeleff, the
| famous Russian General, at Hotel Desaix, in
that city. His death was due to heart disease.
A SOFIA dispatch of the sth says that Prince
Alexander has declared his readiness to release
Zancof, the ex-Prime Minister of Bulgaria,
whom he has held in custody, if he win promise
to abstain from agit alton.
| A DISPATCH from Alexandria says that at
the conference on the 9th of Egyptian officers,
an aged Colonel declared that ''if the Turks
land we will treat them as brothers. We
won't resist the Austrians or Italians, but
soldiers of other nations, especially England,
we will oppose to the last man."