Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-01

No EurtheF Turkish Pledgcs-Encsaud's
Honor.
NEW YORK, July 31st. - The london
Times says: We have ample reason now for be.
heving that the expedition the Porte has now
determined 20 send to Egypt has no other
OBJECT IMAM te thwart and oppose the efforts
OF England, now bling made, to restore
order there. His cooperation might be &C.
cspted If the Turks should send a moderate
contingent to act under orders of the British
commander. The obvious design of Turkey
ID to exclude England altogether, and main
tain that we have no right in Egypt. 1t is,
therefore, mere triflipg to continue negoti.
atoms tor the purpose of getting such worth.
less pledges OF good faith as proclamations
against Arab Pasha. 1t is for the British
cabinet to appreciate the gravity of the stu
alton, and devise measures for guarding the
national interests and for the vindication of
the national honor, both of which are in
serious jeopardy.
England VIII Take the Responsibility.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 31st-Lord Duff
fern states that the Porte, by its inactivity.
has compelled England to assume the respon.
sibility Of restoring order in Egypt, but Eng.
land has accepted Turkish corporation. pro.
Tided the Porte makes unambiguous his in.
tentions.
Arabs Family.
ALEXANDRIA, July 31st.-Arabi Pasha's
whole family is located in village a few
miles from Ismalia.
ParIeying-Captured.
ALEXANDRIA. July 31st.-Arabi Pasha is
still psrleying with the Khedive. The latter
has iutimated that 10 terms can be accent.
able except unconditional surrender.
II seems that Midshipman Dechair, who
was sent ont on special expedition to Ram
len on Saturday, slipped beyond the lines
and was taken prisoner.
Arab Issues Another Proclamation.
ALEXANDRIA, July S1st-An uncon6rmed
report prevails that the garrison of Aboukir
has surrendered to the British. A traveller
just arrived from S;ontls reports that Arab
Pasha has issued manifesto declaring that
khedive Tewfk has sold Egypt to the Beit.
ish and retired to England Arab therefore
has ordered the people to obey him until the
Prophet enlightens him to find another Khe.
dive. Six Mudirs of upper Egypt have been
ordered to supply five hundred horses and six
hundred and ifly clmels to reinforce Arab
Pasha.
Murders are constantly occurring on the
railway trains. Mobs search every tain for
Christians.
The Question of Turkish Troops In Eg, nj.
LONDON, July 3lst.--In the House of CO M
mons this afternoon Gladstone said that all
statements convstniog the question Of Turk
i.h troops fer service in Egypt were prema-
ture. The matter cannot yet form the sub. |
jecs OF a question in the Commons As none
of the absolutely essential preliminary con.
ditions have yet been fulfilled.
Germany Cautious.
ALEXANDRIA, July 3lss-The commander
of the German guuboas Motive at Port Said.
has been instructed on 70 account to land
troops, bus if necessary TO take German sub.
jecss aboard his ship.
Who Remains az Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, July 3iss.-The German
Cousui-Gsnersl win depart on leave of ab-
sence to- morrow. There only remsin the
French, Italian and English diplomatic
agents at Alexandria.
TO occupy Part Of the CanaI-Wauts
Foreign Policemen.
ALEXANDRIA, July 31ss The Khediys has
authorized the English to occupy a. much Of
the Snez canal as they think necessary for the !