The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-17

aud tho Household Cavalry on board, ha
Iust arrived here, all well.
! A dispatch 90 the Central News from
4 Alexandria, states that the sultan tO.daJ
pcromptorly ordered Arab Pasha 20 lay
down mis- arms. IL ho refuses the sultan
viii leave him to be dealt with by thC
English. Two regiments Of Highlanders
the Dorbyshire regiment and Horse Guards
are Just about to march through the city.
The steamer Catalonia, with the West Kent
regiment, has arrived.
The News dispatch from Constantlnople
says: lis understood that u divergence
ofviews exists between the porte and Lord
Dullerin, who desires plain and simple
proclamation in Turkish and Arabic that
Arab Pasha is not q cherif, but an ambi-
tious and lawless adyenturer. England in-
sists upon commanding the Turkish troops.
1t is stated that the question will be
brought before the conference.
A correspondent of the News ut Paris
says: There is talk of disturbance between
France and Madagascar. The queen of
Madagascar has prohibited the sale Of
land TO French colonists, contrary to the
treaty of 1860. The French consul
has been forced TO strike his flag and seek
refuge at Tamarid. A French naval de-
monstration is expected.
The Times this morning says the Prince
of Wales, on account OF the condition of
his health, has been urged by medical ad
visers to drink waters at Agerman bath.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-two DEGREES OF
the khedive We're promulgated to-day, one
authorizing the British admiral and COM
mander OF the forces to occupy such points
in Suez as they consider useful for military
operations against the rebels, and
inviting the Egyptian authorities to
acquaint the inhabitants, particularly canal
employees, with the decree. The other
authorizes British authorities to prevent
imports OF coal and munitions of war along
the coast between Alexandria and Port
Said, and in event OF disobedience OF the
order to seize the prohibited .articles.
Natives from kafr-el-Dwar report that
Arab Pasha on Sunday called a meeting OF
the uIlmas and obtained from them a ittN O
deposing the sultan, and naming the cher
iff of Mecca as caliph. Arab, they also
say, is organizing the Bedouins and has ap-
pointed commanders for those at Char
kies and at Garbick, in upper Egypt.
. On account of q report that regulars, as
well as Bedouns were in the neighborhood
of kafr.el-Dwar, ajor- General Allison
has reinforced the British rost by dctach-
ment of ofHighlanders and some marine ar
tillery. Colonel Girard, of the mounted in
fantry, rode before daybreak to-day,
the enemy's second line. The reconnoi
tering party was pursued by horsemen, OF
whom it succeeded in killing several.
Colonel Girard states that he accomplished
the object of his reconnaissance.
DUBLIN, August l5.-The opening of the,
exhibition and unveiling ofthe statue of
Daniel O'Connell took place here to-day.
Good order and regularity were
kept by the mounted marshals all
along the route. The O'Connell statue
was unveiled by Lord Mayor Dawson in
the presence of Messrs. Parnell, Dillon,
Davitt, and Gray and crowd estimated at
100000. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, Lord Mayor Dawson, accepting. the
statue for the Irish people, said their
struggle was not over and their efforts
would still be Instructed. They must en-
deavor to forget the melancholy past and
look for glory in the FIGURE in the hope
that Ireland, nova province, would once
more become n nation