The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-04
ANOTHER FIRE.

results expected, owing To the train being
stopped by break In the lie.
THE sULTANs QUIBBIE.
CoNsTANTlNoPIE, July 2y.-The Sultar,
replying to the verbal representations Of
Lord Dufferin. the British Amhassad r.
questlug immediate issuance If u proclama-
Linn against AIabi Paslia. stated that such a
demand cannot be made by Engls alone,
nut should proceed from the conference Of
The powers, Ia which case IL would receive
due consideration
RUSSIA HOLDING OFF.
The Russian charge de affairs has been or.
dered by his government not to attend any
more NEE, ines of the conferences until he
has received detailed Instructions.
The German represent alive was yesterday
instructed from Berlin to recommend the
SULTAN to issue . proclamation declaring
Arab Pasha y rebel, as demanded by En-
gland.
The fort at Gabari was destroyed this
morning.
ARAB TO THE SULTAN.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27.-Arabi Pasba has
written the Sultan as follows: 81 trust IL Is
false that, as enemies Of Islam assert, Otto
man troops are Gaming 10 Egyp,, as should
have To Oppose them by force"
H. Is doubtful whether Chprif Pasha will
conseut To form Ministry for the Kredive
1t is rumored that Arab Pasha has with
drawn with the bulk If his army to Daman-
hour, leaving ou'pOsis al Ksfr el Dwar.
DE LEssEPs TO ARABr.
De Lesseps, in the belief that England
aims NJ the Suez Canal, continues 10 oppose
every plan for The ASSURANCE If It's safety. In
an interview with the late G6vernUr he said
The Kh-dive was, supply prisoner In the
hands Of the English. EnglaHd's sole aim
IS To obtain supreme control Of the canal,
Yesterday he telegraphed Arabf Pasha saying
hat he had just seen dispatch received by
De Freyciuet telling him tiiat the Khediye
aud the agents of the, powers were misin-
formed as TO the situation here; that the
canal was In no danger; that he had pre-
vsi,ted the landing of the French and Bril ish
forces; and that II the minister would make
him the representative Of France here hs.
would insure the safety of European life and
property and the security Of the canal.
Arab replied he would provide for the
safety Of the canal SO long as England re
spectrd its neutrality.
There is no further news regarding Arab
Pasla's desire for pace.
CONFERENCE DoINss.
In the conference on Thursday, represent.
| atives If all the European powers asseuted
| TO the PROPOSAL of Lord Duff..rin that the
| Sultan proclaim Arab Pasha rebel. Both
| Yesterday and to day Lord DUfirrin has sent
| Sandisun. Secretary Of the Legation, To the
| Sultan, 10 insist on the issue Of this procla
mat ION and declare that IL is absolutely i'm
p,ssibls 10 withdraw the British troops from
Egypt at present.
The British have heen defeated In two en-.
gagements. leaving forty dead on the field.
ALEXANDRIA, July 28.--The public feel
| ing is one nf indignation at the conduct al
De Lesseps' impeding measures for the safety
| IL Port Said and the canal. He Is believed
| 10 be In direct communication with Arab
Pasha. Europeans, including French sub
j.cts not under De Lesseps' thumb, c,,ntem
pla'e sending q communication tn the French
Office At Paris complaining OF his intrigues
| TURKEY WILL INTERVENE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 30.-Turkey's sin
| certify In deciding To intervene in Egypt Il
proved by the telegraphic orders Of the gov.
eminent to Monastir, Krssovo, and Scu' ar
| to prepare available forces aud to leave dur
ing the week. Contracts are entered into
for q supply If uniforms.
| LONDON, July 30.-Sir Garrett Wolsely !.
suffering from slight attack If Cypru.
fever, but hopes TO resume his duties to-day
and leave for Egypt on Friday.
EXCITEMENT AT PORT SAID.
PoRr SAID. July 20 -Arabi Pasha having
sent Tor the Governor, the latter applied t.
1 Raar-Admiial Hoskins f,r protection, aud
/ took refuge ON steamer. When Arab
4 learned this he ordered the commander Of
the troops to take the Assistant Governor,
place. Thereupon the. Assist ant Governor
| becarn. alarmed aud also took refuge on
steamer. A telegram from Arabi's Under
Secretary of War at Cxiro stated that a. the
Governor had gone on board an English ship
the commander of the snop. will De held ~
sponsible for order pending the appointment
Of new Governor. The commander Of ih,
Troops 10 known to have stated after tn,
bombardinent OF Alexandria, that he wa
awaiting orders 10 fire on Port Said. The a.
tituie uf the natives towards Europeans con
times most Insulting, and their soldiers ar
making threats. The vessels nov In she har
bur are as fpllows: Five British, four French
one Greek. one Spanish. one German aud ON
Italian. Night before last the inhabitants d
the Arab village here, led nv fanatiral priests
attempted TO enter the European portion o
The town. hut were repuis.d by the military
On the following dav the French Consul ~
piled 10 Admiral Conrad for protection r,
French subjects. The French Admiral snb
spqnen.iy asked Rear Admiral Hoskins 3
take joint occupation TO preserve order, m
this has been arranged for.
PoRr SAID, July 3i.-Arabi Pasha
working necessarily on the Notifications a
along the coast, especially 1t Damiatta an
Rosetta.
LONDON, August 1.-The Daily Nescs
informed that the Government possesses ev
dence duplicating the Porte with Arab r,
sha both before and after hostilities. Their
Is an assumption uf active hostility towar
England and the Kh.dive, and the d0ci
ments ON the subject may eventually be sui
mitted to Parliament. The same paper be
Iieyes the Porte will accept the conditions :
, Turkish Intervention by the issuance of
proclamation declaring Arab Pasha rebs
and placing the Ottoman troops under III
command 1t General Sir Garnet W"lsely.
/ The Daily Neus considers that Euglsn
musk IN compan prudence prevent th
Turkish troops landing In Egypt.
RANLEH, Aug. LA reconnoisance vi
made on the Abeukir Rad 70 day. II d r
ported that Arab Pashs's videttes are
! close pruxiinTy TO the works. the displa
.. ~ the white Gag n,,s.iiie fnrss wssi 3 fmes
farce. The rebels arv strengthening the
line near Lake Mare0tss. Sc0uts repnrf ~
fna Arahi Pasla In cnmn viii a6vornl Eur