, 1882-07-08
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ton, declares that England is right in
resolving TO act alone if necessary with
regard to Egypt, and is justified in con.
trolling the Suez Canal, as that question is
to her one Of life and death.
A Constantinople despatch states that
Lord Dufferin, the British Ambassador
formulates the following proposals to the
conference on behalf of his Government
The defence Of the Sultan's rights in
Egypt, the definition Of the powers vest
ell in the Chlmbtr OF Notables, and its
relations with the controllers.
In London a meeting of Conservative
leaders was held yesterday at which the
Marquis OF Salisbury criticized the Cabi-
nets Eastern policy and moved that the
Government should adhere to its pledges.
Sir Stafford Northcote seconded the cri-
ticiSmS of the Marquis of Salisbury.
Lord Randolph Churchill has written a
letter ridiculing the meeting and de-
clartd that it WAS composed of Egyptian
bondholders. Several heavy failures i'll
Egyptian stocks are reported.
A Dublin dispatch says that the Mar
quiS Of CIanricarde's agent and steward
have been shot near Mas, County Kildare.
A Paris dispatch announces that NJ. de
LesSeps has asked for the issue of Panama
Canal obligations to the extent Of two
hundred and fifty thousand sterling.
New York, LIST July-Guiteau, the muir
derer Of President Garfield, was executed
yesterday, blaSphemouSly asserting to the
last that he acted unler divine inspiration.
A postmortem examination disclosed that
Guiteau'S brain was in a healthy condition,
as were also the Other organs except the
spleen.
The Paris correspondent Of the "DaiIy
News, says the cabinet has come to the
decision that France is not bound to sup
port the Khedive, if the Egyptian people
are hostile to him, and that the Powers
are ready to support another candidate.
Intelligence from Cairo reports that the
citadel, which is held by Arab Pasha, has
been fully proyisioned against contingent
cies.
Arab Pa.ha recently addressed the
troops, and exhorting them to be firm,
ridicuIed the idea of an English invasion
Of Egypt.
A Paris dispatch states that the Pana-
MA Canal shareholders have authorized
the issue of bonds demanded by NJ. de
LeSSeps.
New York, 3rd July-Tn the British
House of Commons on Saturday, the Irish
Repression Bill was diseased and warmly
0Il01s0 oN AllC 1tiOu Il1OtiDAAC lHGAANJ
five of whom were suspended for obstruct-
ing its discussion, finally the Bill passed
thr Il II committee after the session had
Lasted for thirty two hours.
The special c0rreSp nlent in London of
a New York plper represents the war pre-
plratiOnS of the Gladstone Ministry as
mere buster, as it is certain that the Radi-
Gals in the cabinet are utterly opposed to
the occupation Of Egypt, and France has
besides been alienated by the reluctant
attitude Of England.
The despatch reports in conclusion that
the crops in E lgllnl have failed.
A despatch from Bombay reports that
the troops summoned to the Mediterranean
are ready to leave.
A despatch from Alexandria states that
the Badouin Arabs are pouring into
Egyp in great numbers, and that some
Russian engineers a supplied Arab
Pasha with a plan to block up the Suez
Canal.
The Chimes in its column of Military
and Naval intelligence says that highlands
preparations for war are completed.
New York, 4-h July .-Telesrams from
Alexandria report that 4 conflict is immi.
nent between the British feet and the
Egyptian forts.
In the House of Commons yesterday on
the motion Of Mr.. Gladstone Mr.. O'Donnell
one of the chief Irish Ltnd League mem
bers was suspended tor Il fortnight for
purposely obstructing debate.
Prices unchanged.
New York 3rd July.
Flour y brl. St. Lawrence brand, $6.40
Meal best Brandywine, y brl $50 to ].