Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-28
watering Places Disturbed.

Cabinet is to be filed by another appoint
ment.
Watering Places Disturbed.
New YORK, August 27th.-A storm Of
rain and wind was quite destructive to-day at
the watering places hereabouts. Coney Island
was practically deserted. Three cottages were
blown cyrr and destroyed. The surf was
magnificent, and the highest of the season.
Large Tannery Destroyed by Fire.
NV York, August 27th.-A FIRE at
Waverly, n. Y, to-day destroyed the largest
tannery in the southern part of the State.
Nominated for Congress.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, August 9th
George L. Garrison has been renominated for
CONGRESS by the Democratic Convention of
the First District.
Therm0mtricaI.
New YORK, August 27th.-Hishest tenn
perature to-day, 6S' lowest,
CHICAGO, August 27sh.-Highest tenn.
perature to-day, IA; lowest, 70'.
FOREIGN.
The War In Egypt.
FokT SAID. August 27th.-De Lesseps has
embarked for Marssilles.
IsMAILIA, August 27th.-All ia quiet at the
front. The British cavalry have advanced to
Kassassin lock. Locomotives have arrived
at Suez from Bombay.
ALEXANDRIA, August 9th. - The con-
mander of the British ironclad Achilles re-
ports the Aboukir garrison making an in.
trenchment camp, on which several thousand
laborers are working.
The native who murdered ths Manchester
merchants, Richardson & Dobsop, and three
other persons, on the 11th of June, has been
identified and arrested.
THE ENEMY's LINES sHELLED AGAIN.
Evenine.-About o'clock this afternoon
the two heavy guns recently placed beyond
the water works opened fire On the enemy on
the Left bank of the Mohmoudieh canal.
About twenty rounds were fred. Several
shells exploded in the midst of the enemy 4
intrsnchmsnts, causing considerable damage.
The enemy replied feebly. About 8 o'clock
conf agration appeared in the rear of the
enemys camp, about ten miles beyond Ram.
leh.
The British man-of.war Minotour shelled
the enemy's outposts in the direction of Abou-
kir this afternoon. The shells appeared to
burst In the midst of the enemy's position.
The Minotour fred with increased rapidity
| until sunset The enemy's reply was weak.
Altogether there was very little activity in
the rebels lines. The impression gains ground
that the bulk of Arab Pasha's men have been
Withdrawn from Kafr.el.Dwar.
THE FIGHT AT RAMsES.
IsMAILIA, August 27tb.-Only six bodies Of
! Arabs were found on the field of battle, but
inside OF Ramses several small pyramids Of
stones were found freshly erected, beneath
which the dead natives were probably buried.
Though the engagement was not serious SO
| far as hard fighting was concerned, the sd,
Glers acted splendidiy. The difficulties of the
ground were fearful, while the heat of the
sun dete, exaggeration. General Wolseley's
| object has been achieved, and we gained much
more fresh water, for the canal had been care.
fully damned at Ramses. The railway has
been repaired as far 80 R.mses. The native
cavalry has arrived and gone to the front.
4 TURKISH TROOPS UNDER SURVEILLANCE.
PoRT SAID. August 27th.-The steamer
/ Calypso arrived Saturday with 80 Turkish
troops and moved inside the inner hsrbor.
when the Monarch at once sent two armed
boats, covered with a gatlipg gun from the
| Monarch, to learn their Grand The Turke
! stated that they were the annual relief for 8
4 Turkish garrison at some fort in the Red Sea,
4 During the night armed boats from the Brit
4 ish fleet cruised around, with orders TO pre-
vent the Turks from landing. The Calypso
i ~rtc.od the UaIal Sunday morning, steam
| pinnaes from the Hecla accompanying her
] with orders to prevent the disembarking Of
the troops.
BRUSH WITH THE BEDoUINs.
ALEXANDRIA, August 27th-Evening.- Al
! Meks this afternoon the Bedouius appeared
| in large force within a shsrt distance of the
forts where the Malta volunteers have beer
relieved by the Derbyshire regiment. After
| considerable firing on both sides the Bedouins
| retired. Their casualties are not yet ascer
| fafuaH kfrt If fx tciiayod thaf RaJa IN.
were killed and large number wounded
Our loss is one killed and one wounded. L
| is rumored that the Bedouins will attempt tt
| enter the town TO- night at tbs GabaIi gates
i The barracks have been prepared accord
ingly. Captain Baynes, of the Gordon High
fanders, died to-day of dysentery.
AUSTRIAN PRISONERS RELEASED.
ALEXANDRIA, August 27th.-The news O
the success of the British troops THURSDAY
was placarded in town, and caused excite
ment and rejoicing.
The men belonging to the Austrian frigat,
Nautilus. recently captured by Arab Pash
at kstr-el.Dwsr, were only released afte
giving their word OF honor no. to diselos
anything they saw.
AGREED TO LORD DUFFERINs TERMS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 9th. = Sait
Pasns went to Therapea Sunday evening an,
lhioruiou LDEu Duuerln gnaC the lufklsl
Council of Ministers resolved to publish
proclamation against Arab Pssha, and &C
cept the military convention with England
conformably to Lord Duffsrins proposal.
TOOK To THE WATER.
IsMAILIA, August 27th.-When the mount
ed infantry of the Household troops charge,
into Mahsameh, Sir Havelock Allen showin
the wav, the enemy dashed into the lake an,
swan for safety. They were piled with riff
bullets as they diyed and foundered.
The Hillsdale Crew.
LONDON, August 27th.-The Hillsdale crey
have returned to London and gone into activ
practice, preparatory to its coming matc
with the crew from the Thames Club. TIL
date of the race has not been settled, bu
will take place in eight or ten days.
still a Faithful servan.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 9th. - Tn
Kurdish Chief Obeidallah, in a telegram t
the Sultan, states that he quilted CONSTANT
nopie without any hostile intention, and re
mains faithful servant Ct the Sultan. .,3s
Large Purchases OF Wheat.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 27th.-The Brit
ish Embassy lately received advices from
Erzeroum that the Russian authorities ar
J making large purchases of wheat, to
stored at kars'