Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-15
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FOR EIGN.
os1esias orders.
Co1s1AxTMoP1.x, Aug. 4.-Stringeni
orders have been sent 20 the Governors
OF Beyrout, Damascus and Aippe. ia
IA ke exceptional care to secure public
oroef. and to prevent outbreaks of the
natives.
Excited Aassulnea.
BEYRou1, Aug. A.-Events in Egypt
are greatly influencing Syrian Mussul-
men. Avery tridin9 incident would
suffice to set the whole province ablaze.
Fram ireland t. Egypt.
LONDON, Aug. A.-It is stated that
half the marines now stationed in Ire
land will proceed to Egypt as soon as
possible.
Eagiish Grain Trade.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Mark Ian
EIpress, in its review of the grain trad
of the past week, says: Rapid progress
Is made with the harvest. but grain gen.
orally il too soft. The yield is variable
in quantity and little indifferent. The
| crop il offered in small quantities. The
1851 crop Is unsaleable, except the fines.
samples, which are shilling cheaper
Foreign il exceedingly dull, slow and
declined one shilling.
On Friday no business offered. Sew
eRal revivals Of business in cargoes ON
passage AMI for shipment, which are
trifing.
Floating has considerably increased.
Maize Is very scarce, and prices are
maintained. Sales Of English wheat the
past week, lO,122 quarters, at 46s. I'd.
News from the Front.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1.-THE sick list of
the British troops before the arrival of
the Guards showed that out of total
OF 54OO men there were IS invalids, ex-
elusive of the wounded.
Large Force.
CALCUTTA. Aug. 14.-It is generally
believed the Indian continent for
Egypt will be raised to 10000 men.
Amiabie Gladstone.
LONDON, Aug. l4.-In the Commons,
Gladstone stated the conditions ON
which the government had offered to
accept compromise on the cloture res
Ien.tions. Having been changed, they
decided to adhere to the original pro-
pOsal Of simple majority. He said he
would De ready to concur in any changes
which the House regarded as desirable.
Good Report from india.
Lord Harrington, Secretary Of State
for India. in a speech on the Indian
budget, said the Indian government
wanted to reduce the military establish
ment, but the home government vetoed
the project. He said he hoped reduc-
tion would be feasible hereafter. but if
reorganization was contemplated tie
scheme must receive the sanction of
Parliament. He said that it was esti-
mated the surplus for the next financial
year. after providing for increased pay
for subordinate officials, will be t2,17l,-
OCo. This sum will be applied solely to
the reduction of salt duties.
Anew Conaiel.
CALCUTTA, Aug. IA fight is immi-
nent between-the troops of the Ameer
OF Afghanistan and those Of Ameer
NJ thmOud.
The Wrecked Steamer.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The work of dis
charging the cargo of the wrecked steam
or Moselle began last evening. The
cargo is being removed to make room
for pumps, with view of floating the
vessel. Passengers sail tomorrow from
Southampton in the steamship General
Werder.
More Fay.
LIMERICK, Aug. 24.-Extra pay, to
the amount of t2445, was paid the Linn
erick police today.
Irish Notes.
DUBLIN, Aug. IA farmer was shot
fatally at Crusheen, County Clare.
In the Commission Court today a de-
cisiCn was announced in Timothy,
ard Savage and Maurice CastsilO were
found guilty of having perpetrated on
the 18th of March last several outrages
i'll the neighbOrhoOd of Fahy Co.
Keeory Koorke was sentenced to Is
years and others to 10 years of penal
ser,ituce.
Three men were gound guilty of saw
age assault on person named Sullivan,
at Mellow. They were sentenced to SER
vitude for 70, Ii aud 10 years, respec-
lively, and the man who fred at soldiers
in the Mullinger was sentenced to u
life servitude.
To Re Male.Frcedl.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE King of the
Zulus, CetewayO, has arrived at Osborne.
1t is rumOred the Queen, at an interview
to he granted, will inform him of the de-
cision of her Government to restore him
to his kingdom. 1t is stated British
resident will be appointed to reside Mt
Alandi, the Zulu capital, in order to ad.
wise him on questions relative to the ex-
ternal relations.
Troeps Arriving.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 14.-Fires of con-
siderable magnitude are visible today in
the rear of the enemy's position at Kin
geosman. The steamer Holland, with
the household cavalry and the troop
ship Orient.with the Cameron HiRhlan-
ders, and battalion of the Derbyshire
regiment, have arrived.
Arabl net . Rebel.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, Aug. H.-Mussulmen
Jurists, whom she Sultan frequently
oonsults, explain that Arabi Pasha in so
far has fdisobeyed the Caliph as rebel,
and may be unCeremOniously treated rs
suoh, but in 90 far as he has been the
defender of MOhammed country
against aggressive designs OF the Chris
tians, he has merely fulfilled the duty Of
good Mussulman, and consequently
the Caliph cannot make common cause
with England. The Sultan may punish
Arabi Pasha il some act of rebellion il
proved against him, but he must not as
s0ciate himself with those Who wish to
crush Arabi Pasha rs defender Of the
Islam. A correspondent says this will
greatly influence Turkish military 90
tion.
Net OrOnk.
DunIIx, Aug. 1.-THE jury which
convicted Francis Hynes, sentenced to
be hanged next month, for the murder
Of John Doloughey, q herder near
Emms, a few weeks ago. have made
formal statement, denying that they
aero drunk on the night previous to the