The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-16
KHEDIYE'S DEGREES.
TIE sUEz CANAL ANo THE isrAMl :,
Slow bat SlsadI ProsrtM OF the BritI,h71Ls
OConnsll Status-rhs Dsnoa.trstIon In VI
Dublin-.CstswaJoa and llIs nomaIu.
General Forslsn EswI, Etc.

DubiIn-.cets"Io and llIs i'omAIu.
General Foreign SsrI, Etc.
ALEXANDRIA,, August l5.-The, deer, es
OF the khcdive were promulgated to-day.
One authorizes tho British Admiral and
commander Of the forces to occupy such
points OH the Suez md Is,hmus Us they
consider useful for military operations
against the rebels and inviting the Erypti,
authorities TO acquaint the inhabilants md
particularly the canal employees with the
decree. The other authorizes the British
authorities to prevent the importation Of
coal and munitions ol war along the coast,
between Alexandria and Port Said, and in
the event OF cOntravention OF tie order 10
seize the prohibited articles.
Gen. Wolseley has just arrived. Il
Col. Gerard, Of the Mounted Infantry,
rode, before daybrcak to-day, on recon.
noissance to within half mile Of The
enemys second line. The accommodating
party was pursued by horsemen, Of whom
it succeeded In killing several. Col. Ger
ard states that he accomplished the obi, CT
OF the reconnaissance.
The natives from kafr. f. .Dwar report
that Arabi Pasha on Sunday called n meet.
ing OF the Ulemas and obtained from them
fetwa deposinp the Sultan and naming,
the Chertt OF Mecca as Caliph. Arabi, they
also Say, is organizing the Bedouins and
has appointed commanders for those at
Charkies and at Garbich in Upper Epypt.
LONDON, August ia correspondent
OF the Times at Berlin says: 1t is feared the
Russian Cabinet intends TO take advantage
OF the present troubles in Egypt 10 renew
the same old claims which were declined
| by the Berlin Congress.
The prince of Wales will 90 TO tbe Ger.
man baths 10 drink the waters. The fac,
OF the Times devoting the first leading mr.
| Gle 10 the health Of the Prince of Wales
creates certain sensation.
1t is believed the Secretary Of State for
the Colonies will announce in the Lords
to-day that ]! is proposed, under certain
conditions, to restore Cetewayo to his
kingdom OF Zululand.
Ashley, Under Colonial Secretary, in
Commons stated that the Government had
determined to consider the possibility Of
Cetewayo's partial restoration with the
proper safeguards. He said no portion of
Aululand would be annexed to Great
Britain.
a part OF Zululand will he reserved for
the chiefs. and people who object to re-
turn under Ceteway's rule will be guarded
by safeguards similar TO those imposed
upon the thirteen present chiefs. The
British residents will reside in the country,
and q restoration OF former military system
will not be allowed.
A dispatch from Alexandria saws: Do
Lesseps is impeding the laying OF a tele-
graph line between Port Said and Suez.
The, operations were consequently GUS
pended.
DuBLlS, August l5-The city was astir
by O'Clock this morning for the opening
OF the exhibition and unwilling the statue
OF Daniel O'Conncll. lands are parading
the streets, followed by large crowds. A pro.
cession composed Of the trades is to be
mustered in AT Stephens Green at noon.
All the troops are confined to the barracks.
The statue will be unveiled at o'clock,
and the opening Of the exhibition will
Immediately follow. ..@a-
The procession OF trades was three miles
long 1t traversed Kings Bridge, Capel
street and SIckville street. Good order
and regularity was kept by mounted mar
shals all along the route. Tie O'Connell
statue wns unveiled by Lord Mayor Daw-
son in the presence OF parnell, Dillon, Day.
lit and Gray, and crowd estimated at
OOO00. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Lord Mayor Dawson, accepting the Statue
ior the Irish people, said their struggle was
not over, and their efforts would still be
obstructed. They must endeavor to forget
the melancholy part and look for glory in
the future in the hope that Ireland, once IL
province, would again become nntion,
The directors Of the exhibition presented
an address TO the Lord Mayor declaring
that in working for their own country thev
were not actuated by narrow feelings to-
wards neighboring nations. The Lord
Mayor expressed similar sentiments. He
said the success OF the exhibition was Il
tribute TO the energy and self reliance of
the trades and working casses. The exhi-
bition was then declared open. The exhi-
bition Is pronounced on ali sides TO be a
great success.
CoSsrASrISopLE, August l1.-One OF the
two Egyptians reported arrested yesterday
on suspicion OF being secret agents nl the
khedire, stated he was the khetliyc's
aide'de-camp. They have been requested
to present themselves at tho palace, and
from this fact the report originated OF their
arrest as secret agents OF the khedive.
The Porte has made the Governor OF
Syria responsible for the maintenance OF
order in his Province and has authorized
the Chief Of the Gendsrmery to increase
his force to such an extent as may be con-
sidered necessary.
The khedivc has summoned Nubar
Pasla to Alexandria.
BERLIN, August l5.-The Germa,,ia Ultra
montane organ, acknowledges that Won
Schloezer, the German Representative at
the Vatican, has not succeeded in obtain-
ing any concessions from the papal Court,
The Catholic press expresses the belief
in the renewal Of Kultur Kampf.
PARIS, August l5.-M. De Beaulian,.
writing in the Journal Des DebatJ, saws. IL
Is to England's interest to act with moder-
alton in regard to the Sue2 canal, SO MS TO
avoid precedent which would Justify the
extreme claims OF America in relation TO
the projected Panama canal. =
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