The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-10-11

THE Madagascar Mission arrived at
Marseiles on the 4th. They will visit Ger
many, England and the United States.
A CAIRO dispatch of the 4th says that
the Governors of the Provinces have been
ordered to send to Alexandria all natives sus-
pected of taking part in the June massacres.
THE Sultan called the attention of
Lord Dufferin, on the 4th, to the fact that the
note of the Porte inquiring when the British
troops would leave Egypt remained unan-
swered. The Sultal declared that IL Dufferin
did not reply he would address himself to the
Powers.
The Gar, as an act of clemency, has
cnmmuted the sentence of death of Nogormy
a d JewseieH, pplitical prisoners, to hard lab Ir
in the mines for an indefinite period.
THE Turkestan Gazette of the Sd states
that the Afghan troops have revolted against
the Ameer.
A ROME dispatch of the. 5th says that
the Chamber of Deputies had dissolved.
LETTERS from President Roca, of the
Argentine Republic, received ut London re-
Gently, ate that there is nothing to Justify
the fear OF an interruption of the friendly re-
lations between that Republic and Brazil.
SEVERAL cases of Asiatic cholera have
been reported at Modane, on the French side
Of the Mont Gents tunnel.
ACAIRo dispatch of the 9Th states that
Arab Pasha demands trial by Englishmen,
saying he surrendered to them, and that he
would have escaped if he had known he would
be tried by Egyptians, from whom lie expects
no mercy.
A BERLIN dispatch of the 9th says
that the various sections OF the Liberal party
count with some confidence i'm gaining seventy
seats from the Conservatives in the coming
elections.
THE Porte has promised Greece that
1t viii order the Turks to evacua'e the ceded
points on the frontier, including Gounilza-
A LONDON dispatch of the 9th says
that in consequence of the failure of the Coun-
Gil of India to sell pills the business In silver
was completely disorganized.
The Secretary of the Mexican Treas
ury in his report to Congress on the 5th, stated
that the condition of the public finances were
even more promising than last year. Speak
ing of the abolition of the export duty on
silver next month and of the new duty of one
half per cent. he said this half per cent. was an
export tax but was o be levied on all silver
produced I'm the country. IL not paid in at
min the tax would be collected I'm the ports.
Silver ore In concentrated form was subject to
tax if exported. Silver coin already issued
from the mint will pay this tax.
AN Alexandria dispatch of the 9th
says that there were eighty cases of typhoid
fever ia the hospitals at Ramleh.
The peace negotiations between Chill
and Peru have been broken OF because Of the
refusal of Chilli to abate any of her demands.
TIE examination of Sami Pasha and
-, D.. n,
Sultan Pasha has received gift OF ten thou
sand pounds as a reward for his loyalty. The
khedive has expressed his intention to confer
the decoration of the Order of Osmanie on all
British officers of the rank of Major General
and above engaged in the Egyptian campaign,
and that of the order of Medjidie on all officers
below the rank of Major General.
No genuine documents connecting
Arab Pasha with the outrages in Alexan iria,
have yet been discovered. The spirit OF vim
dictiveness against Arab Pasha is growing
less general and less bitter. It is stated that
an English barrister named LaInbton had
arrived to defend Arabi.
ALL the Powers have assented to the
claims of Greece to send Commission to
Egypt TO assist in the deliberations of the
Commission, which is to fix the indemnities
for the sufferers by the bombardment OF Alex
andriai etc. Great Britain took the initiative,
urging the right Of Greece to be represented.
WHILE the annual caravan which re-
Gently left Cairo with imposing ceremonies was
journeylng to Suez on the way to Mecca, the
canopy over the sacred carpet was caught and
overturned by telegraph wire and the sacred
emblem exposed to view. The dervisches in
charge were greatly excited by the accident.
Two light shocks of an earthquake
was felt at Panama on the 2Sth ult-
The fatal cases of yellow fever in
Manila average between thirty and for.y daily.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch of the
sth says: "The British Ambassador, in reply
to the Porte's letter in relation to the wi L.
drawal OF British troops from Egypt, say. a
portion of the British force has already left
Egypt and that the Government desires that
the remainder shall follow as soon as possible.
England has made great sacrifices to pacify
the country, and must take measures to secure
ence of a certain number OF troops win be
necessary"
The boiler in Smiths saw-mill at
of the 9TH, killing Ellis, the foreman, and
Gray, the assistant Several others were in.
jured. The mill was wrecked
A CAIRO dispatch of the Sth says that
it "a believed that the English counsel sent by
Wilfred Blunt to defend Arab Pasha will be
denied access to him, the Egyptian Govern
ment being of the opinion that legal assistance
from such quarter will be of no avail, since
the pleading viii be heard in Arabic.
A TRAIN conveying Chilian soldiers
from Piasco and Inca on the 5th was partially
blown from tlse line by torpedoes laid by Mon
toneros and some seven or eight soldiers
killed. Italian Consul Picasco on the train
was captured by Montoneros, who ask s100, O0O
for. An Ifali -Of-r III
gone to endeavor to have him liberated.