The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-30

rRGING TIE SULTAN TO OUTLAW ARAB
PACHA-

CoxSrAxTISOPLE. july 29.--The sultan
replying TO the verbal representations OF
Lord DIFFERING. the British Ambassador.
requesting the immediate issue Of pro
clamatsOu against Arab Pacba. stated that
such a demand cannot be made by England
alone, bat should proceed from the confer
eDce Of Powers. in which case Il would
receive due consideration Herr Won
Hirschfeld. the German representative. was
instructed yesterday from Berlin TO recon-
mend the sultan 10 issue q proclamation
declaring Arabi Pacha n rebel n demand
ed by England
Nouhktar Pacha has made arrangements
which viii enable the Porte 70 dispatch
10000 men e. Egypt in successive deracb-
meuts.
FORT At GABEARI DEsTROTED-sPSTS WANTS
To GIT IN.
LONDON. july 2g-I2:30 2. M.-A diS-
patch to the Exchange Telegraph Company
from Alexandria states that the fort n
Gabrari wa destroyed this morning.
The report l. current on the stock Ex-
change that spain's desire for admission 10
the discussion u the Eastern question r
supported by Germany.
RUSSIA WITHDRAWN FROM THE CONFERENCE.
LoyDoy. July PA dispatch from Con-
,tan,inOple % the Times say the Russian
ciGrgf d'GfCirsS ha- been ordered by hl-
Government not to attend any more meet
ing OF The conference until he has received
detailed instructions.
sHOEE-GoTyG RON-CI4Ds.
ALEXANDRIA. july 20.-Captain Fisher
ha> constructed shOre-gOing ir0n-clad, on
rails similar o. rh0s, Use during the Ameri-
can civil war. II consists ~ SIX trucks
protected with iron shields with an engine
in the centre Nordenfeld Guns i00k over
the bows on the leading trucks. II Is also
equipped with three Calling guns aud two
field guns and viii be- manned by three
companie, " blue jackets.
TURKISH TROOPS ORDERED To- EGYPT.
CoNsrAyrIxorLE. July 29.-Fifteen thou
sand troops nave been ordered t. proceed
20 Egypt next week.
DESTROYING POWDER MAGAZINES.
ALEXANDRIA. July 2g-i0.30 Z. LIZ
ulo-ious Were heard here throughout the
day caused hv the British destroying can
non and powder-mlgaZine Boz the forts.
Two armed parties started Tonight from
the AieXaudria passenger station and Ga
bari g0od.-def0t % repair -he railway, cut
boy tha rebels on the AieXaudri3 side Of
Mahalh junction. Major Gordon has been
appointed Chief 0i Police RICE Lord Charles
Beresforu.
SrNV0NEu To AIEXANpEIA.
ALEXANDER. Jug .g.-Osmau pacha
RifEa and rwentv--IX Dirci~-ian officers,
vino were implicated In rhe receut plot %
a--a--iults Arln PIcha. arrived here to-
dav from CousIlntnouie. having been sum-
moued tv telegraph nv -he khedivt. They
Vcrt received with great ceremony.
N. DE LEssEps's OPPOSITION.
LovDoN. july ag-The Dcig Aa-s has
the following dispatch
Port said. july IN. DE- Le--eV-. ~
the belief that England aims 90 selling -ls
-ucZ canal. CONTINUES t0 oppose every plan
Tor assuring Be-. safety. I'm an interview
with fh. late Governor be- said the hhedive
wa, simply prisoner in rhe hands of the
English. and that Eushnd'- ,oie aim va'
10 obtain supreme control OF tine canal
Yesterday be- telegraphed TO- Arab
Vacha. saving that hc had just
sent dispatch o. NJ DE- Freyciuct
telling him that Tia, khediye and th'
agent. Of Power, were incorrectly inform
I'd a., 90 the situation here: tha, the cana
wa. in no danger. that h. bad prevented
the landing OF French and British forces
and tulr II tht Minister would make him
Che representative of France here be- would
u-ur, Ga, safety 81 European liie and pro
perry. and tAe security Of thu canal
Arab replied That he would DO all Do his
power To- provid, for Tie safety of tne
eanl $50 l0ug "a, Lu-Aud respected it-
neutrality.