The National tribune., 1882-10-19
THE OLD WORLD.
Something About What is Going on in Other Lands
Than Ours.

Inan OuTSs
A dispatch from Cairo says that Arabs COM
plicity in the June massacres probably will
not be proved. Arab declares that the mas
sacrc was precipitated by the presence of the
British flcet.-Baker Pasha, who is organic
ing the Egyptian army, proposes to sell the
surplus war material spread over Egypt
Victor Hugo has published an appeal deprecat-
ing the execution of Arab Pasha.-The pro-
gramme of the Dublin conference includes
demand for local self-government, and the
programme is strictly constitutional.-Ma
wood, the executioner, has been threatened
with execution if he goes to Ireland to execute
any onc.-The independent congress for the
protection of submarine cables is sitting in
Paris.-An attempt to blow up a school
house in MOntccau-les- Mines has been discov-
ered.-The appointment of Count Won HAITI
field to be chief Of the foreign affairs in Ger
many is gazetted-The committee in Cairo
appointed to try the rebel prisoners began the
examination of Arab Pasha-The water
supply at Suez has been re5tored.-The
Egyptian army will plumber O,OOO-Counsel
Ia still refused to Arab Pasha.-Father
Sheehy, of Dublin has been presented by his
parishioners with testimonial valued at
f2,500.-Justin Mccarthy, NJ. F., has denied
in public speech that the Irish party in Par
lament is breaking up.-Mr Lorillards
horse Touch-m6-nOt won the race for"the Bed
ford stakes at New Market.-Action has
been begun in Paris to hold the managers of
the Union Generate responsible for the def
cheney of 20,000000 francs.-It has been de-
c;J ol ~ T,Jr - +Lo+ I'LL
proclaimed the head of the Spanish Legitimist
party.-Mr. Leonard H. Courtney, NJ. p, in
public speech has denied that the Government
abrOgated to themselves the credit for victories
in Egypt.-Ihe Archbishop of Tuam has for
hidden clergymen of his diocese from taking
part in the national conference. Mr. Parnell
has said that he will urge that the original
policy Of no Tack-rents be maintaned.-TWo
cromatiOns have taken place in England
Ingetre Hall, the seat of the Earl of Shrews-
bury, has been burned.-A dispatch from
Athens says that the difficulty between Turkey
and Greece is considered at an 6nd-The
miners near Macon, France, are in rebellion
IN. de Lasseps declares in an interview that
he has the best possible understanding with
the English members of the Suez canal council
-Napoleon Ney, youngest son of Marshal
Ney, is dead.-A commercial traveller has
been arrested in London for threatening the
life Of the Prince of Wales-Mrs Langtry
sailed for New York on Saturday-There
are reports of troubles on the Russian Turkish
frontier.-A plot to burn the Imperial Theatre
at Riga has been detectcd.-It is expected
that a new Irish National Land League will be
established by the Dublin CONFERENCE.-THE
Marquis of WaterfOrds hounds were stoned by
the farmers and peasantry on the estate of Mr..
Patrick Power at the Carraghmore hunt
Dir. Broadly, an English barrister, has gone to
Egypt to offer his services TO Arabi.-Seven-
teen natives implicated in the June massacres
at Alexandria have been arrested in the in
terior.-The Egyptian minister of finance is
in possession of list of landed property valued
at E2,OO0O00 which belongs to the leaders of
the charlottesville English committee to re-
port on the channel tunnel have reported that
the exit should be guarded by fortress and
that the tunnel should be provided with a
portcullis, and should be so arranged that it
could be flooded or blown up.-Mme. Nilsson
has sailed from England for New York.-It
is reported that the Spanish government will
protest against the claims of De Brazya and
Stanley to the territory along the Congo river,
Africa.-The bi-metalic conference at Co
logne has called for the retirement of gold and
paper money below the value Of ten marks
The Irish national conference opened at Dublin
Tuesday. The proceedings were not entirely
harmonious.-The execution of the leaders
of the Egyptian rebellion is demanded by
in, l.