Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-02

murdered at Dswinhear. Tantah and Nlhalla
Is now estimated st $50
In Alexandra the fears of failure of the
water supply have subsidized.
Italy, Germany and Austria VIII Net
sition.
BERLIN, August lst.-The refusal of<Italy
to cooperate with England in putting down
Arab Pasha may be taken as representing
the attitude of Germany and Austria. High
authorities OF Berlin assert that Russia ia
about to quit her passive attitude, because of
Gladstone's reported declaration shat Ems.
land, under certain circumstances. wouid
undertake the task of restoring order in
Egypt.
The Gar Disiikcs England's Attitude,
CoNsTANTINePLE, August 1st.-Accordipp
to intelligence received from Diplomatic
source, the action of Russia is due to the
personal initiative of Gar Alexander. who is
dissatisfied with the independent attitude of
England, and is directly hostile to the Eng.
lish pretension in Egypt.
A skirmish-The White Flag again.
RAMLEH, August lst--The detachment
searching for midshipman Dschair was fred
upon by Arabs men outside Of Ramleh.
The Arabs fled on the approach of the cav
be the strongest of its kind. White flags
| were flying at the Aboukir forts all day Mon.
day. A reconnois ;ar ce is about to be effecte d
to ascertain the meaning of the white flags
| flying on the forts.
Major. General Allison is here.
Affairs in Alexandria-Bit Feelings,
ALEXANDRIA, August 1st.-The state of
| the town is causing serious disouiet, The
natives who remained are iucendiaries. and a
| majority of these who returned are hooters.
| looking after their concealed plumber. It is
impossible to mistake the bitterly hostile stti.
tude OF this class and of the native police.
The Action OF Turkey Making Haste
Slowly.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. August 1st.-Russia has
| sent circular to the powers, embodyipg the
substance of Onou's declaration to the confer.
| ence. The Sultan sent word to-day to San.
| derson, Secretary of the British Legation.
| declaring that Lord Dufferins demand for =
proclamt ton against Arab Pasha concerns
| the conference. and advising him to confer
with the Ottoman delegate on the subjec'.
| The Porte is negotiating loan of 100,00O
turkish pounds. and contracting for the
| equipment of 5000 troops that are about to
| proceed to Egypt. A small contingent OF
troops will stert for Alexandria shortly, to be
employed as aguard to the Khedive.
HuFrying up Military Preparafiens-Ihe
Conferences. s
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 1st.-Orders have
been given to accelerate military prepare
tions, with view to the immediate departure
of troops for Egypt.
| The Conference will meet Wednesday OIL
Thursday, to receive Onou's communication
explaining Russia's motives in sustaining
| from the deliberations of the Conference.
The Porte, replying to Lord Dufferin's de
mand tor the Sultan to proclaim Arab Pashs
a rebel. states that such proclamation car
| only be issued according to the exigencies o.
/ the situation, and after the arrival Of the
| Ottoman troops in Egypt.
Enrolling Volunteers for Arab Paslia.
ROME, August 1st-Ricciotti Garibaldi il
enrolling volunteers for an expedition to ait
Arab Pasha. but the movement is not likely
to succeed.
A Reconnaissance.
RAMLEH, August lst.-A reconnaissance
made On the Aboukir road to-day reported
that Arab Pasha's videttes are in close prox
unity to the works. The display of whit,
flags on the forts is mere farce The rebel
are Strengthening their lines near Lake Mare
otis. Scouts report seeing Arab Pasha il
camp, with several European prisoners. At
2. NJ the guns on our right opened fire.
Various Items from Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1st.-A dispatch wa
received at the palace to-day stating shat tn
first contingent of Turkish troops was EN-
barking at Salonica and the second was read,
to stsrt, under Dervisch Pasha.
Kamel Pasha has gone on a steamer to in
.ercept and treat with the Bedouins march
ing from MARRIOTT toward Alexandria, wh,
are not yet under Arab Pashs's influence.
Cherif Pashs had an interview to-day will
the Khedive Both are Of the opinion tina
the landing of Turkish troops will lessen the
resistance of Arsbi's soldiers.
Arabs military council have caused tn,
arrest Of twenty.seven Pashas and Beys, VII,
are more or less friendly to the Khediye.
II. M. S. Monarch and Iris left to day fol
Port Said, and the Bittern has gone to Abou
kir.
Stone Pasha's FamiIy-The Ecbel Camp
ALEXANDRIA, August 1st.-Arabi Pashs
has ordered troop of cavalry to escort Stor.
Pasha's family to Ismailia. Stone Pasha il
greatly relieved thereby.
The rebel camp has beer moved five milel
nearer to us, with outposts two miles in ad
vance of the main body.