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WAR IN EGYPT.
Debate i'm thc House Of Commons.

LONDON July 12-In the house of commons this
afternoon Mr.. Gladstone replying to Mr.. Gourley,
advanced liberal member for Sunderland, said he
had made the communications to other govern
ments in regard TO the free navigation OF the SueZ
canal. which he had thought 1t his duty to make.
Mr.. Gourley moved an adjournment I'm order to
obtain a satisfactory statement. Sir Wilfred
Lawson, radical, seconded the notion declaring
that the action OF England was atroctous, cruel
and cowardly. Mr.. Gladstone said the action OF
the government had been quite apart from the
interests or the bonGhOlders; adding that it would
the course taken by France. He also said II the
massacre at Alexandria remained unavenged AMI
uninvestigated, the eff ct would be serious to all
Europeans. The present Egyptian regime was
one OF military violence. The proceedings OF
Great Britain were not against the people, but
against their oppressors. Sir Charles Dixie, under
foreign secretary, said it was utterly untrue that
Arabi Pacha represents national movement.
He repelled the accusation of Mr.. O'keliy, men,
Der for RoScommon, that the action yesterday was
an assassination. Austria and Germany have eX-
pressed the opinion that 1t was perfectly Hgiti-
mate He believed that the European com oTence
would solve the Egyptian question.
Spanish War ship Ordered TO Port Said.
MADRID, July 12-The iron clad Zaragoza has
been ordered from Alexandria to Port Said
The StaIwart Conference
PROPOSITIONS TO De SUBMITTED TO THE PENNsYL
vANIA INDEPENDENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12-The chairman OF the
regular republican state central committee was
instructed to submit the following prop
ositions to the Independents, any OF
First. That both tickets be submitted to the
popular vote OF the republican party at the pri-
marteS.
Second. That the republican party, at the prl-
maries, select ticket by popular vote the prima-
ries to be open for the canddature OF any republic
can whatsoever, whether on either OF the present
Third. That a new convention, under the rules
adopted by the Continental Hotel conference OF
stllwartS and Independents, be held on the fourth
Wednesday in August, the rules to govern the said
convention to be prepared by ex-Chief Justice Ag-
new, Hampton /. Carson and Francis B. Reeves.
4th. That new convention be held under the
rules ADOPTED by the republican convention Of the
10th OF May last said convention not to be later
than the fourth Wednesday in August
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Paul. III. '''-'
THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS OF CADETS, grad
uates OF the military academy, with rank of sec
Ond lieutenants have been made: Edward Burr,
corps OF engineers; Henry T. Allen and F. g. IT.
win, jr, to 81 regiment OF cavalry; E. J. Spencer,
4th cavalry; VIM. w. Forsyth and b. X. West,
6tH cavalry; Chas. J. Stevens, 9th cavalry; Henry
c. Benson, 1st artillery; Geo. F. Barney and John
T. Thompson. I'd artillery; Edw. A. Millar, Sd
artillery; o. NJ. Lissak and Adelbert Cronkhite,
4th artillery; G. d. Fitch. w. 2. Newcomb,
II. c. Carbaugh, Chas G. Treat, 5th artillery;
N. O. Halls, 4th infantry: VIM. II. Sage, 9Th In
fantry; George W. McIver and james 4. Goodin,
9TH infantry; " E Stottler, 10th infantry; Chas.
b. Elliott, 18th infantry; B. c. Welsh, 18th
infantry; Benjamin Alvord, jr, Goth infantry;
George II. Patten. 22i infantry; William ii.
fantry; James o. Green and George p. Ahern 18th
Infantry. The following cadets have been attached
10 the army with the rank OF additional second
leutenants, corps OF engineers: o. Il. Crosby and
w. Young. Sd cavalry: Samuel Rodman, jr., 5th
artillery, and Woodbridge Geary, 18th infantry.
These officers will all report I'm person 18th Sep
TEMPER at their proper station.
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