New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27
WHAT is DOING IN PARLIAMENT.


BRITISH TROOPS IN EGYPT THANKED BY BOTH
BoUsEs-DEBATE ON THE CLOSURE
LONDON Oct 26.-The House OF Commons was
crowded this afternoon. Sir Charles Dixie, Under
Foreign Secretary, replying to Mr. Arnold, sad
that no convention had been concluded with Egypt
for charging the cost of the army of occupation on
the Egyptians. Iu reply to Sir Robert Buxton,
Conservative. he said that Soudan and Upper Egypt
were undoubtedly disturbed, but the newspaper
reports were exaggerated He also stated that
Great Britain had not been consulted In regard to
the appointment of Baker Pacha but the Govern
did not object to his appointment. He SAID tnat
the Khedlye was most anxious Tor the appointment
OF Baker Pacha.
Mr.. Gladstone. an moving vote of thanks TO the
commander officers and men of the British Army In
Egypt said that he would not ask the House to
commit itself to the Governments policy. He SAID
that the Indian contingent was most worthy of the
brotherhood into which it had entered. 1t would
be the 1uty of the Government 10 propose suitable
annultes for Admiral Seymour and General Wolse-
Icy who, be said, had accepted peerages. He spoke
for an hour and concluded with peroration on the
confidence the country might repose in its military
forces.
Sir Stafford Northcote seconded the vote ofthanks,
but reserved his opinion In regard to the eject of
the conquest Of Egypt. Sir Wlfrd Lawson, amid
cheers and groans moved the previous question,
which, according to British parliamentary usage is
equivalent to a motion for indefinite postpone
ment. Mr.. Storey, Radical seconded the motion
which was rejected by a vote of 354 to II. The
Parnelhtes voted with the minority.
Mr.. MollOy, Liberal, moved to amend the vote of
thanks by emitting words stlgmatizng Arab
Pacha's movement as revolt. The amendment was
rejected by vOte of go To 20, and the vote OF
thanks was then agreed TO-
Debate on the Closure question, adjourned from
last night was resumed The House;
Sir Henry ID. VOLTS amendment excluding the
chairman when the House is in committee from
the power which the rule proposes to confer on the
Speaker.
TIE HOUSE OF LORDS.
In the House of Lords Lord Granville,
Foreign Secretary, moved a vote of thanks
to the British army in Egypt similar
10 that moved by Mr.. Gladstone in the House of
Commons Lord Salisbury seconded the motion,
ard II was carried withOut'a division.
The Duke of Cambridge. In behalf Of the army,
acknowledged the vote, and in fattering terms
thanked Lord Granville and Lord salisbury for
Proposing and supporting IT. lAe House tnen al
lourned until November 10.
DETAILS OF AN ANARCHIST CONSPIRACY.
PARIS, Oct. 26.-Le Paris publishes the de-
tails Of the Anarchist conspiracy. They show that 1t Is
Composed OF a small number OF stanch supporters in
OIL the towns and manufacturing villages OF France
TIC members are mostly young men, who distn butte
Evolutionary papers Each group has distinctive
hane letter seized by the authorities recommends
S the groups TO which related should pretend TO be
aiFadesunion. All the groups In a department form
:eceration, some having secret symbol; aud these
ieeratons form the link between the groups aud the
0tra Committee. Several OF the persons arrested on
saturday last belong federations The Central Com
htee composed OF delegates from the federations
each federation sending The committee meets
monthly at Geneva Letters in Prince KrapotaiDes
handwriting show him 10 be a member. The dis
.efoauees In August at Montceaules Mines were not
usfed as the committee dlsapproyed them as prenia
se They due the clericallssn OF the manager
%snine. The dynamite found by the authorities was
-.huiaetured at St. 5auveur, Switzerland.
"A succession Of fires at Amiens has produced great
tneasness
he action OF the Government I'm suspendDg the trials
sae persons arrested in connection with the otlng al
nlceau les Mines much criticised, but II Is taken as
proof Of resolution not 10 allow the mlscreants 10
sgoy hapunity.
vs. vsso republican newspapers at Lyons have been
voc that their Offices win be blown up.
u stated that the members Of tine Anarchist federa-
S1s AZ Paris and its suburbs alone number i,229.