The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

ploy when the forces move forward. The English will be at the mercy of these mea, as through the the re- bel authorities can obtain informa- tion-
 Star Routes, WARRINGTON, August 2.-In the star route case Gen. Sherman was examined yesterday. Speaking of the Arizona routes Sherman said that ID that Territory there were 4, ,5eo Apache Indians kept corralled by the military to prevent them from making depredations upon the settlers. Sometimes they break away from the corral after :he fashion of animals. Frequent mails gave warning of such outbreaks and gave the settlers opportunity to make iheir defense. On cross e1- animation Sherman said that he would prefer $ ow daily mails to less frequent though faster service F1fO.
 WAsHINeroN, Augusy e.-The House committee on commerce met last night. Tie Presidents veto of 1 .he river and harbor bill was the topic of discussion. The committee practically and unanimously agreed to report resolution to-day recom- mending the passage of the bill over the veto Another meeting of the committee called for this morning when nier. Ders say the subject is to be further discussed and a definite plan of action formally determined
 The journals of all classes are jul bilant over the veto.
 Murder. Riot, Suicide. ST. LOUIS, August 2.-A special says Judge Julius Scoueiz, of Aus tin, 8 well known Republican politi- elan and editor of the Wachen- bla tt, was shot and killed yesterday by Hiram Heap, bad citizen. A riot occurred at Mckenny last night in which three negroes were shot. One of them was killed and two others mortally wounded. A large number of arrests have been made.
 Col. s. B. Proctor, brother in-law of Gen Beauregard, killed himself yesterday at New Orleans III health was the cause.
 Yellow Fever.
 GALVESTON, August 2.-Report from Matamoras say that there are over hundred cases of yellow fever in the city, The sanitary con dition is frightful.
 LAREDO, August 2.-The nlp-her of cases Of yellow fever up % 4sst night was ore hundred, six tai.
 En&Iisi. Crops,
 LONDON, August 9-Tht Times says: Wtsat viii not near amount to far average. The crop will be no better than for five years. Barley promises rather better than an aver age yield
 h the House of Lords the arrears bill was passed to it's third reading.
 Land League Dissolved.
 DUBLIN. August 2.-The La1ies' Land League is about to be dis solved.
 Egypt.
 ROME, Italy, August 2-R:cciotti 1 Garibsldi is enrolling volunteers for an expedition to aid Arahi Pasha !!
 ALEXANDRIA, August 2.-Arabi i, Pasha ordered a troop of cavalry | 10 escort Gen Ssone's family to Is- molia- The rebel camp has moved 1 five miles nearer us.
 Last night small detachment of of the enemy suddenly appeared be- fore Meks and charged on a com pany of Englist troops stationed at the outskirts. The latter broke .ad fled precipitately, notwithstanding orders which had been given them by Gen. Allison in event of attack. They ran some distance and were hotly pursued by the enemy. No lives were lost so far as known, but the enemy took a good many rifles 7i,ich had been cast aslde by the flying English troops.
 RAMLEH, August 2.-A reconnois- ance oa tLe Alouker road yesterday white flags on the forts. There were rebel forces strengthen the lines near lake Mareotis. At o'clock F. II. the guns on our right just opened fire.
 ES21oased TeIeEraus.
 h t&e Star Eonte cases Tuesday 5enatqr Maxey and Postmaster sers1 ! Key were called in and tes- -ified ks some length.
 According to intelligence received he action of Russia is due to tho personal instigation of the Czar, who is dissatisfied with the independent attitude Of England. and is directly hostile to the English pretens1ors in Egypt.
 A Walla Walla dispatch says: