The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-12
ihe Situation in Egypt Arabi'S Stock
on the Downward Grade -John
Bull and the Sultan
RecOnciled.
nrs. Stsne Is Informed by n "Pasha"
Ihat Her Distinguished Hus-
bands Course is
Nesretted by the Egyptians, But that
His Tuition win Never be
Forgotten.
The Star.Route Trial Adjourned TO Mon.
day Washington Data.
Financial and Commercial-The Bar
Association.
Other Foreign and Domestic News,
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Foreign

Foreign
LONDON, August 1.-THE Standards dis.
patch 'iron Alexandra says: A council
composed of Admiral Seymour and leading
military authorities here has been sitting
on board the Helicon to investigate the et.
fects of the bombardment OF the forts. The
evidence of naval and military officers is
that masonry is useless against modern
guns, but that earthworks turn every shot.
The Times Alexandria dispatch says
The Circassian brought in yesterday, who
passed through Arab Pasha's camp,
states that one colonel one captatn,
one subaltern and scventy-six men
Were killed on the rebel side in the engage
ment Saturday. He confirms the report of
Arabi's bad health. He says that twenty
five battallonS and eleven batteries are
posted along the canal between kair-el-
Dwar and the advanced ourposts. An
Egyptian trooper of the khediyes guard
WAS taken prisoner while attempting 10
cross the Ramleh lines yesterday. A
paper written in Arabic was found on him,
The probability is that he was making Tor
Arabis camp.
Inc news has the following:
CoNsTANTINorLE, August l0.-The fol.
lowing is the text OF the proclamation
against Arab Pasha, which was communi.
| Gated to the conference ut its sittiug to day:
Arab Pasha having IA second time trans.
gressed tho law by taking authority which
does not belong TO him, and having pre-
sumed to menace vessels belonging TO an
old and tried friend ana ally of Turkey. Is
| for these misdeeds proclaimed u rebel, to.
gether with his adherents. lie il known TO
all that obedience is due solely To the khe-
dive, who is the representative ofthe sultan.
In the house OF commons this afternoon.
Mr.. Gladstone saiu the house would ad.
journ Friday until the oath or 26th of Octo.
Der. Nothing he said, except the rules OF
procedure will be taken up at the autumn
| session, except in the event of an emcrgen.
cy. According to the official return 63l
| outrag,s, including two murders, occurred
| in Ireland during the month of July
| against 2NS outrages, with five murders in
June. Total number OF eviCtionS during
| July was 32l families, representing ,6ll
persons. OF families evicted half were IL.
| instatcd as tenants or care takers. The
| number of families eviCted in Junc was jl5
representing 2G69 persons.
| A dispatch in the second edition of The
Times from ConstantiDoplc says that ot tlp
sitting OF the conference yesterday the Rus.
sian representative asked for an cXplana-
| ton of the British in occupying SucZ.
| Lord Duilerin, British ambas sadCr, replied
that the step was taken in consequence of
military necessity and in order to save the
town from destruction and pillago. The
next meeting of the conference has been
| fixed Tor Monday. The English draft OF
| the military convention shows that, as to
cooperation in Egypt, England is cX X,ected
| to do the work unaSsistcd.
A dispatch from ConstnntinOplc to the
ST. James Gazette states that the Turkish
journals are assuming friendly tone
towards England, Sheik Islam has pro.
hibtcd the ulemas from preaching in favor
of Arab Pasha.
CHATHAM, August 1.-THE second bat
talon of the Royal Irish foot, 7i5 s,Tong,
left for Portsmouth ON their way to Egypt
to-day. Great enthusiasm was manifested
on their departure. This completes the
departure OF troops from Chatham. The
dispatch of men from Southampton is also
finished for the present. \ squadron of
household cavalry has been ordered to Cy-
prus to form depot from which TO forward
to the front. The second army corps will
be brought to its fUll strength IN readiness
to support the corps already abroad ii nee.
eSsary.
ALEXANDRIA, August ll.-While Mrs.
Stone was waiting for the train when lcav.
ing Cairo, lakab pasha expressed regret
that General stone had cast his lot with
England. lie begged Mrs, Stone to tell her
husband that the Egyptian army would
show how greatly IL had prohied by the
twelve years ot instruction it had received
from him.
The laying Of the cable between Alex.
nndria aud Port Said has been completed.
BERLIN, August ii --Beckol, licbknicht
and Hai2enccrer, socialists, have been con.
demncd 10y the Leipsic court to two months
Imprisonment for excessive abusive Ian.
guacc and insult to the Federal council.
Lichknicht and ilai1enCerer are members
OF the German Reichstag.
PARIS, August ll,-Havds' agency pub.
fishes u letter which states that the coudi.
ton of rripoli is alarming to Europeans,
III lladjt Mobammed, who has returned TO
TripOli nom Constantinoplc. announces
that the porte, after settling affairs IN
Egypt, intends To send an army to drive
t e French out of Tunis. The natives talk
oi the massacre Of Christians.