The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08


on Saturday with troops from lie
steamer which returned broken down.
| Prospects Of coming to q satisfactory
ARRANGEMENT With the Porte are un-
diminished as Said PAsbs, Turkish
prime minister, is convinced the British
| alliance must be maintained. There is
the best reason TO believe e military con-
| ysntion will be concluded. It is stated
on good authority that 5000 Turkish
| troops sailed on Sunday night from
Salonics for Egypt via Sujs Bay. Six.
teen thousand more are under order for
| the same destination. Il is report d the
| British intercepted a courier bearing dis
patches from Arab PaSha to the Sultan.
| is believed the question Of proclaim
| ing Arab PashG rebel is noR in 8 fair
way OF being arranged. The greatest
good humor prevailed on all sides at the
fittings Of the conference. The council
presents the appearance OF & reunion OF
eight friends rather thar g meeting of
statesmen. Their labor is ofssn lightened
by little JOKES and even playful badin-
age.
Neon.-The Sultan has rot yet ceme
10 decision in regard 10 pr0clsiming
Arab Pashaa rebel. It is understood
to adhere to England's propo al.
Won Eirschfeld, German representa-
tive. has received the decoration of the
order of Mejidie of the first class, and
CestR, first interpreter to the German
. En- bsssy, the decoration of the order OF
FOsmanie Of the second class. Other
decorations have been bestowed upon al
,noss OF members Of the staff Of the
fIla-,-,a kaezr- Aor7jc aft
,ting OF the conference the Ottoman dele
gates promised TO communicate st the
next meeting fine conference the PerteE
decision regarding national gen iarmes
for the canal, and the duration Of the
steg of>OtfomRn troops in Egypt The
Porte officially denies that it is antegon-
istiG 20 The Khedive.
: Liverpool, 6.-Prince Teck and por-
sion4 of General Sir Garnet Wo'sely's
staff, sailed yesterday on the steamer
Capella for Egypt.
Lcndon, 6.-The Daily NetOS denies
tkA! government has received 8 note rela-
tive to Spain entering the conference be.
cause it believes no such note was dis
patched. It declares it wishes to
strengthen his position. -
The CiTcassian cavalry ofthe Egyptian
Military School whom Arab Pssha dis!
missed returned to Egypt to serve as
guard to the KhediVe.
Alexandria, -Yesterdsy's engage |
ment is the subject of general comment |
here. Inithe opinion oflmen Of high pro-
fessional experience, nothing apparently |
has been gained 10 compensate for the |
heavy loss in killed and wounded. An |
armed train started to-day for Mshalla |
junction TO discover If the rails had again
been cut.
The armoFed traiE returned from Ma
1alls junction without engaging the en-
,my who about the same time brought
~ some troops by train from Kafel
Owar, W no are duly entrenching and
ouryiDg the dead.
Conatsntinople, 7.-At the sitting of
he conference, yesterday, the British
accepted the principle of
collective protection Of the Suez canal.
The French ambassador Was forced to re-
erve his opinion owing to the political
risis IN Paris. The other delegates, in
luding the Turkish representatives, SC
epted collective protection with medi-
cation that there should only be proVi-
ionsl supervision Of ths canal.
Lord Duferin again insisted upon the
reclamation of Arab Pasha SIS g rebel.
lie pointed out the rumOrs in Egypt That
be Sultan protected Arab Pashs and
lould aend troops to drive out the Eng
sh. He further called attention to the
lct that thePorte had not yet given 8
ritten statement OF its adhesion TO the
lenticsl note. He said England might
sgsrd the delay as an actual refusal and |
It accordingly. The Turkish delegates
romise1 written reply at the next
eeting.
Certain Mallotts have been particu-
rly active lately. The bulk Of the gar
son is jealous OF petted Albsnians. Ma
ve Christians are uneasy. There was q
,oundless panic on Wednesday among
lem in Stsmboul - -a,-5 -
An unpleasant feeling hiss been caused
the Porte on account Of the hosting of
le English flag on public building when
lie British occupied Suez. The Porte
IS been assured that the raising of the
ag has no significance. The flag dis
aged was that of the consulate, and
as heisted in conjunction with the
gypsian flag. This is not considered
'tisfsctory.
London, Ut is rumored st st.
etersburg that Russia is making war
ke preparations at Odessa, in view of
Ie possibi ity Of complications between
urkey aud England.
With reference TO the expected aceep-
nee By the Porte Of the military con-
'Rtion demanded by England, the Post l
ints an uncopfrmed rumor that Duff
rim, British ambassador at CONSTANT
'ple, has been ordered in the
ent of the Porte's noncompliance to
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