Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-20
RELlolO WAR.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL ouAsrtas.

Coastantinopls to-day. His departure q
the present crisis h dssnsd sxtxaoedinaxy:
The Enslish attempt - mako u aPpsal
that Dervisch returns bscauss his pressncG
u no longer necessary owing to Turklsh
satisfaction with The Britain ooeapatisa,
Il d undsrstood, however, that Dsrvisoh
was summsrily ordered homo By The Sultan
because his active cooperation With ~
Khsdive was raising indignation smoag
the excited Mohammedans, - they wsrs
suspected OF connivancs 10 turn Egypt Over
to the CAristians, and the Ports Va
unable ! to rssist thsss protesta II
ID alleged also that The Sultan andssttaAdl
vns0Srnmydess 81 lVee enythiI9 III
an official endorsement by Turkey q 0tAes
q purely English or Q joint English and
French occupation Of Egypt The posttioa
OF the Porte u critical In the e%xtrsmA The
anti Christian feeling Is becoming aroussd
actively all over Turkey Arabia xUpt
and the fAtaxior Of AfricA, md 10 todAytn
such sderce and nasnacing attitude that
the Sultan dare hot move . the direction
hand, hc realizes that Germany could b
his most useful friend among the powers,
and on that acco unit feels constrained 70
stay out Of any combination which In
cludes France.
The Yalss PvsDhss - ths Asseh.
PARIS, July I9-Arabi's object 10 said 10
lie to delay operations - long - posstble,
and avoid conflict until the arrival Of The
Prophet Ell Mehdi, who u supposed 70 b
marching In q northward direction. Arab
will con ntinus ON the defensive and distract
the enemy until the arrival OF the Prophet,
who 10 swelling the ranks by thousands.
The position of Turkey 10 considered no
longer an enigma, and the sultan 10 stAted
to be party to an understanding between
Arab and the Prophet
Ne News.
LONDON, July l9.-Correspondents are
sending from Alexandria narratives Of per-
sonal proves instead OF news, which 10
difficult to get as the country Is % thickiy
infested with bands Of native troops and
mauraders that even Seymour does not
consider himself strong enough TO send out
scouts. The correspondent OF the Telegraph
claims that he rode out nine miles and
found the rode thick with corpse, soldierst
skeletons, horses, wrecks, carriages, and
swarming with starving women, and child.
rem who told him Bedouius he'd followed
and atttcked Arabs army during retreat
to rob them OF booty.
RumopeA Resignssisa % the HrsoeS
Cabinet.
PARIS, July l0.-In the Chamber OF Dep
uties, to-day, Gablet Minister Of the Int.
rior and Worship, replying to . radical In.
terpellation demanding the establishment
OF central marie for Paris, moved the
order OF the day pure and simple, which
was rejected, rs TO s2. The Chamber
adopted, by q vote Of 2lS to l7S, the order
Of the day hostile 70 the creation OF CEN
an urgent summons wns issued Tor Cabt-
net Council. The member who moved tho
Interpolation quoted the promises OF the
government in favor Of Its object There
fore both votes were unfayorable for the
government
net had resigned. ..
Engiaad.
LONDON, July l9.-The Reserve squadron
has been ordered to return 10 their sta
tiOns.
The statement that the arrears bill had
passed through the committee In Commons
on Monday night, Is an error. The COM
mittee yesterday disposed OF oil the ortsf:
nal clauses Of the bill. A new technics!
clause was then added, and on motion OF
Gladstone, progress reported.
LONDON, July I9-ln the Commons this
afternoon, the financial Secretary OF the
War Office, said efficient precaution be-
and the Suez, but he couldn't enter Into
details.
Dixie, under foreign Secretary, said the
identical note Of the Powers 10 the porte.
regarding the dispatch OF Turkish troops
TO Egypt, was unanswered.
A dispatch from eymnia says great hre
Is rnging and many hundred houses are
destroyed.
ALEXANDRIA, July ia tsieeiam from
the Porte for Dervfsch pasha arrived short
ly after he left here, for Constantinople.
Admiral Seymour sent u after him, and b
In Cairo except twenty Germans, who 70.
The consul who wss TAILED al zasasas
was the Italian consul.
= 4 0essssa view.
BERLIS, July le.-The Cologne 0ssstts
and Berlin North German Gasstts pfist
articles on the Egyptian question, which
are regarded ~ being directly Inspired and
presenting not only the policy OF 0efmsny
but OF other powers except Englsod md
France, The articles state the Egyptian
question can only be ripe for Gsfmany
after the Western powers have come % .
mutual understanding 70 spply foS The
assent for Of Europe. In view Of The gsn-
eral need England may rely upon the sup
port OF all sides in her endeavef 70 bring
about settlement Of the question, esps.
cially II she strictly sdheres 10 the rule Of
defender OF her just Interests.
People ntsSvisg.
LONDON, July ia correspondent st
Alexandra says: drove, yesterday, nips
miles along the line Of Arab Pashs's ~
treat. and psssed several Villages, the Peo-
ple In which are starving. The soldlsn
robbed them OF everything. The entire
horses. It IL reported the Bsdouins har
rassed the soldiers during the retreat kiiI'
ing two hundred.
sspasse Cssssss sGtss kssasvs.
ALEXANDRIA. July i9,-Ths conducs q
the Kbediye causes much surprise. He
has, for the last few days, allowed ssvefnl
persons TO be at the Palace Who sre well
known TO hsve been intimstsly connsctsd
with Arsbi Paschs. The KhSdive, sppar.
entity, trusts them, but it msy b he y
endeayoring 70 get them thoroughly ~ Ms
AssSl PssAsS Deasasa.
CossrAxrrxorIx July i0.-AfabI Psehs
defends his ac4ioa md .Dye - eko mlly
jusfifed by lsw md By ths dsciSca Of the
coosciI q aisisssREo I'm rsp3yios ~ IL