Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-17

withdraw after The pacf6cation Of th
country. Duferin rejected this drauRh
. and submitted another stipulation tina
; Turkey should not undertake opera
: tlona without the previous consent O
tne British commander. That the Brit
: lsh 0mcsEs should b attached to th,
turkish headquarters, and that til,
!. question OF evocation should be tn
subject OF a special commission. Il 1,
believed that there Is no probability oi
the Forte accepting these propositions
Ue0ewasA DsaDA.
Melville and seamen Cnderman and
Noros, survivors, of the Jeenn..tte. Mi
today arrive in Moscow. where they vii
meet grand reception.
j An AngrS People.
4 DuBLrS, Aug. l6.-Lord Mayor Daw.
son has arranged to c .n special meet
Ing OF the cooperation on Monday, with
a view to considering measures to 90
care tho release of Grey. Crowds an
assembling around the statue Of O'Con-
hsai and speeches sxpressiug indigna-
eao0 as the sentence are being made.
WsrcS frsn WslseDey.
ALEXANDRA. Aug. 1S.-Gen. Sir Garnet
WOlseiey, with authority from the Khe-
dive. has issued proclamation to the
people OF Egypt presenting some OBJ
jocts for the British 10 restore the Khe.
dive to power. Thev are that peaceful
inhabitants will be kindly treated.
mosques viii be respected, aud all sup
plies paid for. Cen. WOlseiey adds that
he will be glad to receive all the Chiefs
who are disposed to assist in suppress
ing the rebellion. 1t is believed that
tho hopslessness of tho struggle is
| spreading among E9yptians. The Brit
ish commander at Fort Meks has re-
ceived Oyertures for the surrender of
an entire infantry battalion il they can
obtain favorable terms.
Grey ln Parliament
LONDON. Aug. l6.-Colan. member for
Louth, has given private notice that
he will tomorrow call attention to the
sentence of Grey. TeleRrams have been
teent to Irish members at present in
Ireland 10 return to London 70 partici-
pate in the debate.
Pee, Easier.
LONDON. Aug. l6.-Apprchsnsions rs
having been removed the business of
iuSuA ".aO0 "a oAsPS "solAins war SAoAH uoS
ceased.
The Situation Ia Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1G.-Gen. Wolsley
held a conference today with Admiral
Seymour and all the generals. He snb-
sequently visited the Khedive. This
afternoon Gen. Wolsley will inspect the
Ramleth position.
Let him Go.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 16.-'The correspon-
dent Of the Paris Lantzrse has been re-
leased.
MALTA, August 16.-The transport
France, with a battalion of the HIGH
land Light Infantry, has arrived.
BERLIN, Aug. 16.-It is believed that
the Sultan wishes to await the result of
the negotiations with Arab Pasha be-
fore he gives his consent to the militia Y
convention with England.
ROME, Aug. 15.-Minotti Garabaldi
denies that he is recruiting for the
Egyptians. He says that the difficult
ties of such work would prevent its
accomplishment.
Madrid, Aug. 16.-The spirit of the
Peasantry is becoming strongly socia-
listic in the provinces since the revolu-
ton. The press says the state of Affairs
is serious and requires prompt remedy
and relief.
Going 10 ReaIGn.
BERLIN. Aug. 16.-It is stated that
Lathar Bucheri intends to resign his
confidential position in the Marovian
Government in October.
Another Holiday in Dablin.
DUBLIN. Aug. 16-The City Hall was
densely crowded today on the occasion
of the presentation of the freedom of
tho city to Parne!l and Dillon. Nearly
every Mayor in Ireland except the May
or cf Belfas: was present. Story. Rad
ical member Of Parliament for Sunder-
land. and all Home Rule members of
Parliament were also present: Conser
vltive members of the Dublin munici.
the corporation was called, at the men,
ton Of Grey's name, tho audience
cheered for several minutes. The Lord
Mayor declared Grey's sentence WAS
equivalent to six months imprisonment.
He advised the people to be careful in
their language. as they we're in the
midst of a Great crisis. Parnell, in re-
turning thanks to tho corporation for
the freedom of the city, said in view of
recent events It was clear that liberty Of
speech no longer existed in Ireland. He
and his associates, however, would take
care to bring the subject before the
Commons at the first opportunity; mean
while the Irish party would peaceably
continue to educate, hope and govern
themselves, and he would advise them
to accept whatever reform offered, while
pushing on toward legislative indepen-
denca> He advised tho higher classes,
while they had time, to join in endeav-
Oriug to bring about the better state of
affairs. The people could no longer
tolerate the present degradation. Dill
lon followed Parnell. He quoted sta
tistics showing that Ireland. and espec-
tally Dublin. had becn commercially in
jured by the Union.
General war Netes.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 15.-Last evening
some shots we're exchanged and several
prisoners captured near the canal. No
casualties.
Lake Mareotis, near Millahs juno
tion. is fast drying up. People arc thus
enabled to 60 to and from Kafrel Dwar,
beyond the reach Of the guns Of our
outposts.
a Captain IN the Egyptian army, sup
posed 70 be bearer of dispatches TO Ar
abb Pasha, was captured at Saez. A
number OF Arabic documents, supposed
to b important, were found On his per-
son.
The Bittem has returned from her
mission to Java. Some sheiks in the
vicinity Of Jerusalem have been ar
rested.
Much excitement prevails at Port
Said and an outbreak is thought possi-
bile at any moment. Ships are ready
for action and 100 rounds are served
nightly.
The steamship Palmyra has arrived
with q sixteen poundsr battery.
A man on trial before native tribu-
nal for participating in the massacre of
June llth has confessed his guilt and
declared he would do 90 again il oppor-
tunity offered.
DuBLN, August 16-The following
proclamation. siRned BY Mayor Dawson,
Parneli, Dillon and Davitt. has
been issued: Citizens Of Dublin,
without Offering any oommmeut on