The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-08-02
LATER NEWS.

The London Times Alexandria dis
patch of the 3lst ult. says: 'sWe have ample
reason for believing that the expedition the
Porte is now determined to send to Egypt has
no other object than to thwart and oppose the
efforts that England is now making to restore
order there. Cooperation might be accepted
IL the Turks should send moderate contin
gent to act under the orders of the British
commander. The obvious design of Turkey
lie to exclude England altogether and to
maintain that we have no right in Egypt.
1t is, therefore, mere trihing to continue
negotiations for the purpose OF getting
proclamation against Arab Pasha. 1t is fo
the British Cabinet to show that it appreciates
measures for guarding the national interests
and for the vindication of the national honor,
both of which are IN serious jeopardy" A trav-
eler who had Just arrived from Sioutt says that
Arab Pasha issued a manifesto few days be-
fore, declaring that the Khedive, Tewfk, had
sold Egypt to the British and retired to En-
gland. Arab, therefore, ordered his people
to obey him until the prophet enlight-
ordered to supply 500 horses and $50
camels to the force Of Arab Pasha. The mob
search every railway train for Christians, and
murders were of daily occurrence. Arab
Pasha is still parleying with the Khedive, but
the latter has intimated no terms that will be
acceptable but an unconditional surrender.
The commander of the German gunboat
account to land troops, but IL necessary to
take German troops aboard his vessel. De-
tachments have been landed from English and
French men-of-war. The German Consul
General left on leave Of absence. There now
only remain the French, Italian and English
diplomatic agents at Alexandria.
THE Senate passed the bill on the 31st
ult. to furnish Congressional Records to State
libraries.
In the Senate on the 31st ult the Naval
Appropriation bill was taken up and Mr.. Sher-
mans amendment making contractors charge
in construction of naval vessels, was adopted.
An amendment was adopted, striking out the
clause authorizing the sale of condemned YES
of the same to be made to Congress. The ad-
visibility of empowering the Secretary of the
Navy to close useless navy yards, trans
other yards, and require him to re-
port the facts in each case to Congress, was
the effect which the concentration of civil es-
tablishment in other yards of favored point
might have in influencing elections. Mr..
Plumb maintaining that it could have no
effect, as the appropriation for civil service
yards was ridiculously inadequate. The bill
was then taken up as whole and passed
Mr. Allison, from the Committee on the
Legislative Appropriation bill, reported
disagreement, and new conference was or
dered. Adjourned :. Among the resolutions
Of Georgia, granting $1,000 to Dr. Crawford
w. Long, as recognition of his discovery OF
use Of an,esthesia in surgical operations,
resolution asking for further govern
ment correspondence regarding persecution
Of Russian Jews. The Senate bill for the re-
President of the United States, having been
reached, 1t was referred to the Committee on
at which fteen nension blils passeI Ias snd meia
number OF requests for cannon for monR
mental purposes were granted. Adjourned