The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-12
FRESH FOREIGN FACTS
CLEANED FROM CABLE DISPATCHES
Ensland's Position ia EsIptlan AirAlrs-The Pow.
en Keeping an Eagle Eye on Her No,..
ments-dorc Troops for Egypt-Matters
oflntcftst Pertaining to tho War,

VIENNA, August 1.-THE Turkish consul
ut Bombay has been ordered TO give IN ex.
PLANTATION OF the action OF tho Porte In RI.
gard to Turkish troops to corporate with
tho British in Egypt, in which he Inns pro.
duccd n great sensation among the AIoham.
medans in India.
CHATHAM, August lO.-The second bat.
talon Of Royal Irish foot, TO strong left for
Egypt. Great enthusiasm wns manifest, d
on their departure. This completes tho
departure OF troops from Chatham. The
despatch OF men from Southampton Is also
finished for the present. A squadron Of
the household cavalry has been ordered 10
Cyprus to form depot from which TO for.
ward men TO the front. The second army
corps will be brought to It's full strength in
readiness to support the corps already
abroad, il necessary.
| ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-THE formu.
ton OF a new ministrywil probably be M.
nounccd to-day, with Chief Pasla Ms Prim,
Minister. Most Of the present minis,nrs 1
I~..SPtHS AsaSiep L Nslill, VIII remain III
Office. Sulicman Pasha will take the port.
i9io OF Minister OF Education, and Shera
Pasha, Minister OF Religion. They are both
partisans Of Arab Pasha.
CoNsrASTlSorLE, August ll.-At the sit-
ting OF tho conference yesterday tho Rus
sian representative asked an explanation
OF the action Of the British In oceupyin.
Suez. Dulferin replied, the step was taken
IN consequence OF II military necessity and
in order TO save the town from destruction
and pilage. su. ...r.I'
LONDON, August ll.-A Constantnople
dispatch says: Despite the earnest efforts
OF Duilerln 10 secure such conference of
action as would approve continuance Of >
England's military supervision in Ecypt
and over the canal, the conference Today
issued u protocol, signed by nil tile
Ambass adors, for the Joint inter
national supervision OF the canal.
This action is apparently not accent
able 10 Dullerin, who, in conscntiny
TO 1t, stated that he did so upon the under
standing that it WIS but n Temporary ar.
mnsement. He emadean earnest argument,
in which he attempted to defend satifac.
tor!ly the existing position OF England,
claiming that her warlike energy in Egypi
was forced upon her by the threatening atti-
tude Of the rebels. When i'll objecting to
this Count Corti stated liere was
a feeling OF criticism in regard to Engand's
independent occupation Of the CITY oiSuez.
Dutlerin ut once replied that Ensiands ac-
| ton was q matter to be considered by his
Government,as also the late military ncces-
sity for the protection OF the town OF Suez
and English interests and population there.
The draft Of the Military Convention be-
tween Englandand Turkey shows dispo-
sition on the part Of England to assert her
determination to act with or without Tur-
key, and the draft states plainly TINT Eng
land is prepared for such single action.
An Alexandria dispatch says: The IIeI.
icon, with Admiral Seymour and the prin.
cipal military leaders, lay oil Rumlel the
entire night The Khedive towcd out to
the ship in great state this morning and
sat down to breakfast as the guest Of thu.
Duke OF Connaught. After breakfast it
was agreed, owing 10 the wi,hdra sal of the
enemy from points near Ramlch, that il
was safe to Withdraw the greater part Of
the naval brigade from the waters there.
This was subsequently done.