Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-03

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BERLIN, Aug. Tho refusal Of Italy
to cooperate with England in putting
down Arabi Pasha may be taken ss rep
resentinR the attitude of Germany and
Austria. High authorities at Berlin a.
ssrt that Germany is about to quit her
passive attitude in favor Of Glad stones
reported declaration that England, un-
der certain circumstances, would under
take the task Of restoring order in
Egypt.
4 Handsome Gain.
CrTIoY Mexico, Aug. 1.-The Nexi-
can revenues tho last fiscal year were
$27, 100000, an increase Of $4.s9O,0O0
over the year previous.
The Captured MILDLY.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1.-The Khedive has
dispatched native emissary to the camp
of Arabi Pasha for the purpose Of pro-
curing tho release Of Midshipman De-
Chair.
Eagllsh Craia.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The Times in fore.
cast OF the English harvest says wheat
will not nearly amount to an average
crop, bat that it will be better than
those for five years. The yield Of oats
is good.
Dritlsh News.
In the Houss of Lords this morning,
oA report of tho arrears bill from the
Committee, various amendments of
minor importance were proposed, some
Of which were adopted. The bill then
passed its third rsading, and will be rc
turned to the Commons. One amend
msnt il that introduced by the Duke OF
Abercorn, which makes it compulsory
for tho Land Committee under the cir
onmstances set forth in tho first CLAUSE
to order payment OF halt shs snteosdont
arrears.
The Daily N1cs Gays il there IL pos.
,ibiiity of the dissolution Of Parliament,
sither by Gladstone or after his accept
.nce of the offices by Marquis Of Sales
bury in attacking the House of Lords
a. being of an unreprssentative oharao-
tor, and declaring that tho country will
do we'll to ask itself how far the exist
ence of the Lords in its prsssn. shape
il consistent with the interests Of the
realm, the Ne,es says it hopes the Lords
will give way in their opposition to the
arrears Of rent bill, and shrink from the
responsibilities Of obstinaoy.
The steamsr Abrah, with Cetswayo on
board, has arrived in the Thames.
The President Of the Amateur Oars
men Association Of America has sailed
for the United States. An informant Of
the Sporfsmdn reports tho statement
that there was meeting Of the Amateur
Oarsman's Association, at which il was
decided to prevent the London and
Thames Clubs from rowing in tho anna
teur regatta On ths Thames between
Barnes q I'd n Mtlaks.
Mort ms printer, Of the Fsihstf, b
charged with publishing 4 ssditious
libel concerning the murderers Of Cav
sndish aud Burke, was found guilty.
8 ntsn,s vas postponed.
Poll ,ck Castle, Rsnfewshire, the most
ancient family seat in Scotland, was
burned last night. The loss il estima-
ted At ESO.Oc).
TIE RpeseA uecsuasA
MAssEuIxa, Au9. 1-The French
man-of-war Savthe, nov at Port Said, b
ordered to Toulon 10 embark supple
mcntary troops already on board the
naval division.
RonE, Aug. 2.-It is learned that Rso-
critic Garibaldi ID snrollina volunteers
for an expedition 70 aid Arabi Psaha.
but the movement u NOS likely - suc-
ceed.
vrs0 The seat se War.
RAnlxa. AuR. "A reoounOtnanoe
vas made ON the .Aboakir road today.
II h reported that Arabi Pashas "
dsttes are ia close proximity to ths
vorsA Tho display Of white Aaes On
the forts vas . faree. The SGoels aso
DISTINGUISHING their hnss nsar Lake na-
rosis. Sooon report SEEING Arabi Pa
cha In camp nth ssvsni European
prisoners.
erm.-0uns oa our right have jnst
epansd Ars.
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AnhSs dapnnn1isa = ~ ensnys ~
ltsek paaeD tsaAy.