The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-16
Yaluaiiatt 6azrtte.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1852.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

LAIESt rOHEtCN NEWS.
The Steamer a,Jsr Head, Captain Roper, bring
dates to the % instant The following are Ii
most important kilograms:
CoSsrAx71Sor1E- July 31si-Ihe Porte Is neg
\ tiatin0 g loan Of 10000 Turkish pounds an
contracting for the equipment Of 5000 troops VII
arc about 70 proceed to Egypt.
August Ist.--The Turkish troops VII act joint
| with the English. The Turkish feet is not goin
| TO Egypt Onor, the Russian representative, Ia
informed the Conference that Russia consider
| the Egyptian question divided into two distlnc
parts and that he Was instructed to participate 1
| deliberations only when the question Of the Sue
| Canal was under discussion. In consequence q
this declaration the Conference IS considered Tel
minated. The Porte has received petition signe
by 1900 Egyptians notables requesting the Sultai
not 10 ratify the dismissal of Arab Pasha by ID
Khedive.
NsRsru1Fs. July 3lst.-Ihe Government la
ordered the infantry and marine brigade whicl
were preparirg to start for Egypt to be disarmed
and the transports withdrawn
ALEXANDRIA. July Slst.-Arabi Pasha is stil
parleving with the Khedive. The latter has init
i mated that terms Will be acceptable eXcep
unconditional surrender
PAErs, August lst-The Suez Canal COMPANY
has sent 10 the press the following telegram from
Isnail. dated Monday: The Bedouin Chiefs o.
the eastern region comprised between the Sue
Canal and the Nile, have placed themselves at the
dispogal Of De Iesseps Arab Pasha ordered
them TO obey De Lesseps. DE Iesseps has volun
teered to the commander Of the English ironclad
to 60 on horseback into the country around Is
mail to prove the country safe and that there art
no Egyptian troops in that vicinity With pass
ports signed and sealed by De Lesseps, anyone
may travel freely IN Egypt"
ALEXANDRIA. August lst.-Arabi Pasha has IN
structed the Bed0uins ON the Canal to obey De
Lesseps. All persons furnished with a permit
from DE Besseps are allowed 10 proceed 10 Cairo.
The feeling at Port Said among the French in
habitants against De Lesseps is very strong.
ALEXANDRIA. July 31st.-The French gunboats
sailed today, the French Consul General having
been ordered TO withdraw the entire feet from
Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July 8lst.- The Khediye las auth
orized the English to occupy as much of Suez
Canal they think necessary for the expulsion of
rebels.
Pom SAID. August 1st-The English Vice Con
sui has written letter declaring that he aided
the Governor Of the Port IN escaping from Arab
Pasha's vengeance, he has been condemned 70
death
The French residents at Port Said protest
against the Withdrawal Of the French squadron,
and announce their intention OF placing them
selves under the protection Of the United States.
Arabis troops are working necessarily on the
Notifications along the Coast especially at Dam
ietta and Rosetta.
LONDON, August 1st.-Ihe Queenstown Second
Battalion Grenadiers sailed yesterday for Egypt
read, expressing regret at Their inability TO witness
the departure, and expressing the belief that the
men would do their duty CALAMITY.
The Daily Nsig understands that Admiral Sey-
inuur has been instructed 30 demand the surrender
of the Aboukir forts. and, IN the event Of refusal,
TO lombard them.
squadron Of the First Life Guards. with
horses, embarked at Liverpool early yesterday
morning.
LONDON, August lst.-In the Commons Glad
stone said that all statements concerning tho
question OF Turkish troops for service in Egypt
were premature The matter cannot vet form
the subject Of question in the Commons, as none
Of the absolutely essential preliminary conditions
had yet been fulfilled.
ST. PIIERsBURG, August 1st.-The Russian
Press, with the exception Of few minor journals,
continues hostile 10 England. and is now firmly
persuaded that England will have to account with
Turkey as well as with Arab Pasha.
BERLIN, August ist.-The refusal Of Italy 10 CO.
operate with England IN putting down Arab Paslia
may be taken as representing the attitude OF Ger
many and Austria. High authorities assert that
Russia IS about 70 quit her passive attitude in
favor Of and in accordance with Gladstone's re-
peated declaration that England. under certain
would undertake the task Of re-
storing order in Egypt
LONDON, August 1st.-A correspondence Of the
Guardian says that he understands that if the
Turkish contingent starts without the Sultan's
previously complying with the conditions demand
d by England, Admiral Seymour will be ordered
70 conduct it back again.
The Times says the time has gone by when Iur-
Key could be allowed TO take the whole matter on
ler own hands. If Turkey goes TO Egypt now, she
must not 20 as an ally, but asa subordinate Of
England.
The number of Christians who were murdered
It Damanhoun, Tantah and Nihalla is now esti-
mated at $50.
CoNsTANTINoPIE August lst.-The action Of
Russia yesterday was due to the Gar Alexander,
Who is dissatisfied with the independent attitude
# England and is directly hostile to English pre-
ention in Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA. August lst.-The state of the town
is causing serious disquiet. The natives who have
emained are incendiaries, and a majority of
hose who have returned hooters, looking after
heir concealed plumber. The Khedive has dis
latched a native emissary to the camp Of Arab /
pasha for the purpose Of procuring the release of
didshipman Dechair.
LONDON. August 1st-.The TiBies says: We have |
iaiia,-ir,sr tho eynndition tbe
,ther object than to thwart and oppose the efforts
England Is now making to restore order there /
cooperation might be accepted If the Turks |
hould send moderate contingent to act under |
be orders Of the British Commahher The Ob. i
lous design Of Turkey is TO exclude England |
together and maintain that We have no right IN
lgypt. 1t is therefore mere trifing to continue
egotiations for the purpose Of getting such worth
ass pledges of good faith as a PROCLAMATION
gainst Arab Pasha. il is for the British Cabinet
,
Use measures for guarding national interests and
II the vindication Of the national honor both of
hich are in serious jeopardy.
Cavendish's Assassin Captured.
LONDON, July 96th.-The Foreign Office confirms
ie arrest at Puerto Cabelo Venezuela. of one of
he assassins of Lord Cavendish and Thomas
enry Burke.
NEW York, July 26th.-The Hs,ulds st. Thomas
)ecial says: The assassin Of Lord Frederick
avendish, who was arrested at Puerto Cabello,
gives his name as William Wcstoate
e was arrested on the 10th instant, on his own
lnfession, and be shipped on the Sth of MAY
lder the name Of O'Bryan on the British bark /
lddSfoHs, from Swansea, and the names Of three
his accomplices and other details Of the murder |
ere taken b. deposition before the British Con.
j. be says he was employed by OConnor and !
her persons. Parties who have seen the man |
We credence TO his confession. In appearance.
e man is tall and slender. He says the price Of
e deed was 20. TO each Of the Gssassins He
Id that ~. was worth more 70 m lrishman than
Englishman's life. II is believed that the
Government will surrender him. al ,
ough there is no eUtradition treaty.
LONDON, July 27th.-A detective. specially
arged to investigate the Phoenix Park murders.
IS he is disinelned TO believe O'Brien's story.
lere Is no doubt that two of the men engaged IN
e murder did escape abroad, but not TO Yenezuc-
and neitl CT Of these men are named O'Rrien.
B0sToS, July Slst-Ihe funeral Of George X.
Octor, prominent citizen. whose death was re-
rted from paralysis, was stopped by a medical
aIniner who found bullet wound IN the back of
2 head, which the physicians say could not have
en- self-inhicted. 4 pistol vas found seureted
der the stairs in the cellar Of his house. with
c chamber discharged
SEw York, August lsi-Durine the twenty-four
urs which ended at noon yesterday there were
deaths from heat.