Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-09-16

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the dragons, had been missing since
the great cavalry charge at Kasass-
ain. His body having been found I'M
buried, it is thought probably that
he was murdered ON the approach
of General Wolseley. In Saturdays en-
gagement, near Kassassin, Egyptian
troops from Salahiyeh attacked the right
flank of the British while the latter were
engaged with the enemy in front. The
British loss was about eighty in killed
and wounded. Four of Arabi's officers
have surrendered to the British picket
at Ramleh.
The British bark Canoma, from
Trinidad for Java, has foundered and
all Ler crew, twenty in number, were
drowned.
The King of Corea has been REIN
stated on his throne by the aid of Chi
nese troops and ships.
The Khedive has assured Sir Ed.
ward Malet, the British Consul General,
that he has given strict orders for the
immediate abolition of keelhauling and
other punishment which modern civil
ization has condemned.
The cholera epidemic is raging in
Cochin China.
M. Duclerc, the French Premier,
declares that the foreign relations of
France are excellent, and that he de-
sires to pursue policy of peace with
out engaging in entangllng alliances.
The difficulty between Japan and
Corea has been arranged by the pay
ment of an indemnity Of s.. $40, 900 by
Corea.
The Egyptian Ministry have formed
plan to indemnify the inhabitants of
Alexandria for losses sustained by in
cendiarism or piliage.
Arab Pasha is said to be i'll.
The TagbiGH reports that while
the grand cavalry maGmuvres were be-
ing conducted by the Crown Prince
Frederick William on Friday two French
officers of high rank, in civilian dress,
were arrested. They had been making
sketches of the ground.
Applications for shares of the Pana-
ma Canal Company in Paris foot up
over six hundred thousand shares.
"A telegram from st. Petersburg is
published at Vienna stating that the
convicts in the prison 81 khokan re
volted recently, and the guard was
called out to suppress them. a struggle
ensued, and forty of the convicts were
killed.
Three Cuban leaders who had es-
capped from Cadiz were returned to the
Spanish authorities 10y tho British police
at Gibraltar.
One of the severe3t earthquakes
ever know on the Isthmus OF Panama
occurred Thursday.
Ten persons arrested for completely
in the murder Of the joyce iamily, near
Cong, Ireland, have been committed for
trial.
-Arabi's army is aaid to number SO :
100 men, with 143 guns.
A rumor is clrrcut in Paris that
England has signed secret treaty with
Turkey relative to the ultimate organiza-
tion Of Egypt.
In the Odeon Theatre, Paris, fight
occurred between NJ. Paul Deroulede
the poet, and NJ. Mayer, the director of
the LGnterne. Both combatants were
removed to the police station.
1t is asserted that the conspiracy
discovered in Alexandria had for ita
object the massacre of the Khedive and
the Christians and to attack the forts.
The Greek who was arrested will be
sent to Greece.
The American Vice.C Consul at Ma
Mia Is among the 257 persons who died
there of cholera Monday.
"A body of Egyptian cavalry while
on a reconnaissance near Kassassin, en-
gagged the British outposts and were
driven back.
There were 165 cases of agrarian
outrages in Ireland in August, accord
ing to an off cial report.