Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-04
Rain al NeM York,
FOREIGN NEWS,
The Struggle IN rpyD,

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The struggle In Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA. September Si.-Yesterday
an alarm was given that the enemy was ad-
vanclng across Lake Mareotis. Sailors and
marines were landed to repel them, hus the
| report proved false.
The wsterworks did net give the nrornisad
supply to-day.
Ihe English soldiers at Meks are suffering
from diarrhes and dysentery, caused by bad
| water in the forts.
The Bedouins continue intreaching their
position on the Ab)Ukir side of Alexandris.
IN close proximity TO British cutposts.
Ihe hhedive has given the British the nee.
essary permission to cut the dykes at MeLs.
thus iRundatiag Nareotis Lake end prevent.
! ing an attack from that side. Experts who
have bean consulted feel satisfied that opera
lions will net interfere with lands uader cu!.
tivstion In the Behres provinces.
Colonel Soiahad, the new Russian Consul
"eneIai arrived TODAY and had an audience
win She NhediYe. He proceeds to Ismailia
tomorrow.
Advices from Cairo state that great anx.
| iety Is HI there, lest the Project CT Police
| ne unable to maintain order Despite his
uncs2Fing Efforts the populsce continue to
menace the few remaining Europeans. and
threaten wholesale plumber.
LONDON, September 81 1t is stated that
General Wolseiey has telegraphed the authori.
G Slss ,has lt IS unnecessary to prepare the
inird Army Corps, as be only requires few
reintorcements to fill up the gaps.
WoiSeley telegraphs from Ismailia that the
troops are 10 high spirits, and eager to be led
FORWARD, and that supplies in front are srnple.
FRANCE HAPPY.
PARIS, September 3i.-Ths TENNIS in an
article on the Egyptian Question, maintains
that the British expedition II i'll benefit France
even more than England, eud contisues
Inc awakening OF the power Of EnslaDd
proves that Europe is not reduced to the lead.
efshlp CT one pnver-Germany. This cir.
cunstance will benefit none 50 much as
France, which is the natural ally of Faolsnd
BY separating from her we sfford an nppor.
tu1ity to Germany, whose omnipoterc5 can
only he opposed by gu Aug.o. French 81 lance.
lie Lssseps, speaking to-day 90 2 deDuts
ton OF friends. said be had been described as
the enemy Of ENGLAND and the frjspd Of
Arab Pasha but he was simply Che friend
aud defender of q work of civilization, He
said Arabi Pashas honorable coaducs /, re.
gard to the Suez Canal ought to be ackuowl.
edged.
DlsENiBARKAT1oN OF TURKISH TROOPS
CoNsTAETINoPLE. September 3L-Ssid
rasns proposed to Lord Dpfferin today that
tue Turkish troops be allowed t. disainhark
at Fort Said instead nf at Aboukir. Lord
DuGe'in ttleSrapted Lord Granville relative
! TO the proposal! 1t is uuderstood that Ho.
bart Pasha, chief Of the Turkish Admiralty
stall, pointed out TO the Porte and Lord Duf.
term the !mpossibility of q diserbarkas ion at
Aooutir, Rosetta or Damietta Lord Duff
ierin informed the Porte that Shs loyal au.
thotlties at Beyrout still prevent the impor
tatlon of mules for the British army.
ANOTHER REcONNoIssANcE.
kAssAssIS. September 3i.-A second re.
eonnoissance made to-day on the south bank
OF me Sweetwster canal showed the euemy
to be hard at work strengthening their no.
sition. Major Hart narrowly escaped cap
tare.
OUTLOOK FOR THE COTTON CROP,
ALEXANDRIA, September 3I.-A meeting
was held Friday to consider ths p,siyion Of
the September and October contracts for cot.
ton and seeds. Ithas been found impossible,
In the present state of the country, t. make
deilVerles IN those months. A COMMITTEES Of
principal merchants and bankers has been
formed to ascertain the exact positiop Of the
market, and report within fourteen days.
New cotton should be arriving now, bus the
crop OF 1882 is behind end deficient, owing 10
the absence eft labor ard irrigation, and
under the most favorable circumstances a
large deficiency is expected ard reported.
MINOR NOTES.
lsMAILIA, September 3d.-Emissaries Of
Sultan Pssha are doing their utmost to in.
form the people e Dainietta that those who
lay down their ar as will be leniently treated.
kAssAssIN, September 31.-One Indian
seven pound m uatAia battery has arrived
Stores are bairg fast brought up. The engi.
neers are busy intrsnohing the camp for de-
tense. A fcrward movement is daily ex.
pected.
| AIFyaNppr. Ssp.kmh,, 81 nv ~,
OF the water supply was owing to the falling
In OF some ruins, BY which the water main
was injured The usual amount of wafer
will be supplied to morrow.
To-day three Europeans went en- boating
excursion and landed near Fort DokhIeb
westward OF Meks. Three SHELLS were fred
at them, and one Of the exeursionists and one
of the crew "a nstivs) were wounded. Off.
GERS OF the British man-of war Bittern OBJ.
served the Incident, and ordered boat low.
ered and sent TO rescue the party.
Gen. wood aa.i st # inspected the enemy's
camp this evening from the top of Count
Zzinis house.
The Police Trouble In ireland.
DUBLIN, September 3I.-The palice strike
is virtually e dsd The Superintendent, in
an interview with the dismissed men. sd-
vised them to Draw up memorial. asking
that they be reinststed, and acknowlsdpiuo,
that they committed breach of discipline,
This memorial viii De submitted to the
authorities this eyening, aud there Is little
Goubt that the nen viii be reinstated. with
the understanding that their grievances will
be investigated. Several street robberies
were committed last evening. The wounds
OF the several parties Injured ia the street
, melees were dressed 1T the hespitaI hnk mn
injuries OF serious nature are reported
DUBLIN, September 3i..Fiva hundred
| rist o. blsu h,v,o I,
A mob to-day attacked special Constable
Whsn the latter hired three shots and wounded
nsn dangerously. The mob thereupon at.
tempted to lynch the Constable, and handled
him SO roughly that he is not expected 20 re.
cover. Tonight the mab became very VIC.
lent, and was charged upon by the troops.
Several persons were woupied. Government
etiicers are ia charge OF the troops.
DUBLIN, September 3l.-In George stree.
tonight tram car in which special Cor.
stable had taken refuge was wrecked by a
mob. The gunhcat Forester has arrived at
Kingston, whera disorders are apprehended
The authorities will advertise tomorrow for
recruits. This action is believed to indicate
that the dismissed policemen will not be re.
instated. At II o'clock to night the streets
are much quieter.
LONDON, September 4th-A M-Among
those attacked by the mob last night were
Mr. Moifstt, Of the Emergency Committee,
MIR. Goddard, of the Property Defense Asso.
citation, and Col King Hartman. The mob
wrecked the premises alongside of the run.
ners' office belonging TO the National Bank in
Suffolk street.
The Greco Turkish Ero1tler.
| CoNsTANTTSoPLE, September 3i.-T6e ces
sation Of hOs,iiiGies on the Greco. Turkish
frontier Saturday night is confirmed. The
loss On 10th sides to date is between 400 and
800 killed and wounded.
The Trouble with the Nuras.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sep ember BE ze,.
cum Is seriously meDacei By AbduIlsh
MANY hurd villages have accepted his rule
Two battaiions of troops have been di :.
patched IN that direction, probably with the
intention OF occupying Van and preventing a
comp de main,
Combined ACTION Proposed.
CoYsTASTINoELE, September 3I.-The Per.
san AMBASSADOR having preseated TO the
Porte note proposing conbiGed military
action against the Kurdish cbisf Abdul H.
the Porte replied tina; the measure propnssd
would be attended with much difficulty, bu.
Turkey would do her utmc So to restrain Alb.
duilah from acting in manner hostile to
Persia.
Under Russian Influence.
TEHERAN, September S1.-Lesters fcpm
| nS@tc buak Sotie Istls.ISu CIllcSrS are
residing at Merv. and that the inhabitants
are completely under Russian influence.
Decrease OF specie.
BELIZE, September 3l-Specie in the I'm.
perial Bank OF Germany SINGS the last report
has decreased $50 900 marks.
The Fail of sedan.
BERLIN, September 3i-The anniversary Of
the cspitula:ion Of Sedan was celebrated
Throughout Germany WITH unusual enthusi.
asm.
Fatal Duel Between French Editors.
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