Daily Republican., 1882-09-27
FOREI6M NEWS.
The Egyptian COnt1Dg end-The
MnedIVe'S FeceptIOn-EheS Saliva
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CAIRO, Sept. 26,-Sir Edward Malet
the British Consul General, thinks tha
an army of 10, 900 men will be requir
cd in Egypt as a permanent garrison
Clothing for that number is being land
ed at Alexandria.
A grand reception was held at Ghezi
reh Palace to-day by the Khedive
Nearly thousand representatives O.
different villages were present. The
Khedive refused to receive many i'm
plicated Pashas aud Beys, who came /,
profess loyalty, and warned the Ule>
mas and other high personages that
they would be severely punished If
they relapsed into disloyalty. The
principal British officers, with thei
stnffs, were present. General Wolse'
ley, however, was indisposed and una
bic to be present. The ceremony OI
presentation to the Gen eral of the deco
ration by the Khedive did not take
place.
CAIRO, Sept. 26.-The review of the
British troops is now fixed for Saturday
next.
The Khedive's Ministers will hold
their first meeting to morrow to discuss
the appointment of court martial fol
the trials of the rebels.
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-It is certain that
the action of Germany will be very ia
vorable to England in the settlement OF
the Egyptian question.
LONDON, Sept. GA despatch from
Dublin to the Times says: sit Is reas.
enable to surmise that the programme
for new agitation is not approved by
Mr.. Dillon; and that, although he has
hitherto given away, he is indisposed tC
do so now, feeling that the limit of COM
promise Is past and that the line of de.
marcation between his policy and that
of his colleagues Is now 30 strongly
marked that he cannot consistently
with his sense of honor, pursue course
which his judgment does not approve.
The surmise is the more probable be-
cause Mr.. Dillon has publicly declared
his dissatisfaction at what he calls the
milk and water policy, which, it is
understood, majority OF the leaders
are inclined to Recommend at the
approaching conference"
CALCUTTA, Sept. 26.-Three mem
bers of the Salvation Army, who arriv-
ed here, have been arrested in order to
prevent riot which was imminent.
Only one of the contingent which ar
rived here short time ago Is now at
| liberty.
PARIS, Sept. 26-The Socialistic La
Dor Congress has opened its sessions.
Fifteen Ii undred delegates are present.
The proceedings have thus far consists
cd mainly of the angry disputes be-
tween the delegates, some or whom
advocate pacific instead of an armed
revolution.
| PARIS, Sept. 26 "A telegram from
Tunis reports that, near Kair an, re-
Gently, band of m&rauders attacked
party Of 80 hOrsemen belonging to the
French Typographical expedition. The
French commander was killed and
of his men disabled. The brigands lost
30 killed and 50 wounded.
BERLIN, Sept. 26-The Government
intends to devote it's attention to the
execution OF project for the construc'
ton Of canal connecting the North
Sea with the Baltic.
VIENNA, Sept, 26.-The Emperor
has subscribed 100000 tlorins for the
relief of the sufferers by the recen'
floods in Tyrol.
ATHENS, Sept. 26.-The report of th'
settlement OF the Turko-Greek trontie
question by the surrender to Greece o
the whole frontier fixed by the lnterna
tional Commission is officially confirm
ed.
CAPETOwN, Sept. 26.-The small-po'
is spreading here.
CetewayO has arrived here.