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NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, JULY 90 1892

Barnes and Mortlake Regatta account OF the Thames
and London Crews refusing TO row. The Committee OF
the Regatta has not changed his decision in regard to
the acceptance Of the lsdacs entry and would have
started scratch but the ilsdales preferred to
withdraw.
The for the Chichester Stakes (landcapl at tho
Goodwood Meeting to-day won by Prince sotykoiis
fouryear-od brown colt scobel Ten horses ran, in
GLIDING Mr.. Keenes three-year-old bay colt Golden
Gate The FOR the MoecOmb Stakes, for twogear-
olds, resulted in dead heat between Mr.. Gerard's
brown colt by Salvador OF Preface and Lord Ang-
toms chestnut colt 81. Blaise
HAMILTON, Ont, July 2s.-Joscph Edge. of Buffalo
" y, a file grinder in the Ontario File Works in
stantly killed by the bursting Of grindsone to-day.
OTTAWA July 2S.-Joseph l.. DOlphe Chapeau has
been offered and has accepted seat in the Cabinet.
Joseph Alfred Mousseau rctircs and will succeed Mr.
Chaplcau Premier Of Quebec, the latter taking Mr.
Mousseau's position as Secretary OF state.
CITY OF MEXIco, July 2s.-It being positively known
that the American Government has refused assent 10 the
proposition Of President Barrios, marked satisfaction
is expressed in all the journals, and friendship for the
United States is strengthened. Tic Central Rail
way was opened to-day at Loon. $50 miles from here
There is grand celebration by the Government of
GuanajuatO and the authorities o. Leon Much enthusi
as Drcyals
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NJ DE LEssEPs AND THE CANAL.

LONDON, July 29.-The Daily Nocs has the follow
ing dispatch from Port Sald: NJ. de LessepS, i'll the
belief that England aims at solzng the Sucz Canal,
continues to oppose every plan for assuring its safe
w. Ia an interyiew with the late Governor he said
that the Khedive was simply prisoner in the
hands Of the English, and tiat EngaDd's sole aim
was 10 obtain the supreme control of the canal
Yesterday he telcgraphed 10 Arab Pacha, saying
that he had just sent dispatch TO NJ. de Freycnet
telling him that the Khcdive and the agents OF the
Powers were incorrectly Informed as TO the sltua-
ton here; that the canal was in 10 danger;
that he had prevented the landing of
French and British forces, and that
if the Minister would make him the representative
of France here he would insure the safety Of
European life and property and the security of the
canal Agabi replied that he would do all III his
power to provide for the safety of the canal 80 long
as England respected its neutrality.
The Alexandra correspondent of The Daily Ners
SAYS Port Said is full OF men-Ol-war. There Is no
interrupton 10 traffic oil the Canal, but the public
feeling u one of indignation at the conduct Of NJ.
de LesSeps IN opposing measures for the safety OF
Port said and The Canal lie is believed to be in
daily communication with ArabI Pacha. The
Europeans. including French subjects not under ~
de Les,eps's thumb, contemplateisendng coilmu-
Dication to the Foreign Office at Paris complain
Of his IItIIgucS,
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TIE NEBRASKA CENSUS FRAUD.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Subcommittee
Of the House Committee the Judiciary charged with
the Investigation OF the circumstances connected with
the presentation to the committee Of the statement pur-
porting give the OF the Stge Of Nebraska for
1872 upon which tie committee based its report to the
House IN favor of seating Mr.. Majors additional
Representative from that State, held meeting to-day
for the purpose Of taking further testimony In response
to n call from the subcommittee COPIES OF several tele-
grams which had been received by Mr. MalOr5 on me
18th aud 2ls OF February last submitted, showing
that he officially informed that tnere was no Oicl0
census tarn IN the state during the year OF lSI2 NO
withsanding thi- the committee was allowed to work
the fraudulent statement until April, wnen ITS
report in favor Of Mr. Majors was submitted TO the
HOuse.
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- AHsCONDING BOOKKEEPEH
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

ppoyrp1.vcF. .Juiv 2~-Ihe schooner Jane w..
Rranard, Of Ncw London lying al Come cni ohl Iepors
missing le was VA "'" ''%' o'''
cannot DC fOuuI tO.uN
IouN L. SULLIVAN SURRENDERS TO THE POLICE.
EOsTOy Ju.y 2s.--lohn l.. Sul.lya1 the puEhsi q.
srcrirod himself 10 tho police today, on old charges oi
% ,u baifcv ana profanity standing against hn. lie
gave lail, and Viii appear ID court tomorrow
LAKE SURVEY OFFICE 70 BIZ DISCONTINUED,
DETROIT " l' July % ne t ultu 1i'' O. LIN,
survey O.co tabishcd 20 ~ cry III IT, WI Dv uscTi. ,
nneg In few The instr nave oeON se' 10 'Hc
storage depot ~ WIZARDS Point y. I.
TRIAL TRIP OF y STEAMER.
poyrr .vn IuiV 2S-Ihc new steamer State OF
Nam, brIougngto the Inteuauoih Steam@Eip enp1u' r.
made trial tp ls aieI9,' az o Is .. trs On 1rr
o4s register, and wili aee eeol',i1.T l 'Oo pa ''' |
nip she male eighteen Hilcs al AoII' .
THE NoKrH ATLANTIC sQUADH9S. a. .
PRoyINCETowN Mass. JuIy 2o.-l o. hG N,5Ln y III, AZ AZ
, fI Irbp tennessee md The rainers ihl'i pilsa anu
Hiance vii sail dsybl tH2r9N, LII has i.i reyd
Canioaf,,cr Joseph =. Miller ol tnc Iehts'c'-
No ADVANCE ~ THE PRICE OF COAL 49,.
puuADElrnIA Juiv 2o.-lhe c9minit,c - OF u ,lo ,
Lchgh and ocha' hil oo1 i or fe me and is aud
ror 10 T, e" iiine the mon Of August u wSs ase9. m
ta, ~ 'g ai me excnanres VIII decide accordingly
LOOKING FOR An INCENDlAkf ,.i.,.
MANA.oUAN " j.. july 21-Olnc Is are 10y loon,rs is :
for 4. TiowOriige, Tue own! ., & i, thrown on the
beds floors and strwaYs 1he names M'iV t r he are
,o @ mi II E believed that he sci nrc TO ihe DuAdhs
THE YANTIC Al BOS on .o
poeroN JuIv ys-lhe United states steaihcr
Yantic Commander T. = Wood"iu& & nn ON hoard was
Yard ast ngnt nom PrncetoMI 70 to w ho di~ on the
te body Of Il andsfnAn named Johh edi u ',,ne In fhe
passage The body was 10 sverai Eve men Who were
SUICIDE on THE SECOND ATTEMPT. oco
AsBUkY PARK n. j., July 2S:-SiII9S' "a ~ Monroe ave
fh,s morning Two years ago at M9Iiisl1S % an nesr The
his
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THE LATE MIR. MARSH.

FLORENCE, July 2S.-The body OF Dir.
Marsh United states Minister TO Italy, arrived il the
Pontassieve Railway station this morning and was re-
ceved by the Mayor and the principal citizens. The
United States Charge de Afaires thanked the specla-
tors for their touching reception OF the remains
ROME, July 2s-On the arrival Of Mr. M"rshs re-
mains mere they escorted 10 the Protestant Cehe-
tery ny procession composed follows: troop oi
cavalry the Municipality the members Of the Preiec-
tufc IN carriages, Tie funeral car members oI te
American legation the Haitian Ministry, the nigh iunc-
uouaTes OF tie various departments, the representa-
uVes Oi germany, England, France, Austria, Tmkey,
SPAN ana Japan, representative Of tue Court ana
another troop OF aNaly. There were five garlands of
flowers on the colin. The whole American colony was
prrsen
The coffin, covered by American nag was deposited
In the m0ruary chapel at The Cemetery pending the
burial OF the remains ia the cemetery September No
addresses we're made The wIdUw vi Nj. Marsh VIII
continue 10 live in Italy.
LONDON. July 2S.-A dispatch 10 The Standdrd from
Rome states that the funeral O the late Mr. Marsh VIII
not occur until the end oil september.
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of the Pound rule at the first opportunity Which,
is expected, will occur early next week.
GENERAL CRANES NOMINATION.
GBY TELEGRAPH To THE TgIBUSE.l


WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Thc nomination of Gem
cral Crane to be SurgeonGeneral was favorably re-
ported from the Senate Committee Military Az
fairs yesterday. Ii will be contested IN the Senate,
but General Cranes friends are confident Of sue
cess. General Logan and one or two other members
of the Military Committee were opposed TO favor
able report, and will doubtless oppose confirmation.
The ground of opposition is the apparent misman-
agement of the affairs of the Surgeon-GeneraPs
Office. The pension branch Of the Office has little
or no system, and is five months behindhand with
its pension cases. 1t is said on the one hand, that
General Crane has been practically at the head OF
the Surgeon Generals Office for three or four years,
and Is chargeabc with its shortcomings, ana on the
other hand that Surgeon-General Barnes was the
obstacle in the way OF all Improvements surgeon
Baxter and his friends have been very actively at
work against General Crane and are still eXertlng
Themselves in the hope, it is said, that II Gene al
Crane is defeated, Surgeon Baxter Will be nonl-
mated
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ENGLAND, ARABI AND THE PORTE.

LONDON July pa dispatch from CcnstaHti-
nOple IN the second edition OF The T,D,S says: The
rumors that Arab Pacha has declared that he
would resist the Turkish forces arc untrue he has
renewed has assurances OF fidelity to the sultan.n
Reports were circulated on the Stock Eycbaug.
today that Arab Pacha declared that he vo,id
not resist Turkish troops f they operated vyitbpt
European auXiIaricS, and that Austria aud Cor
many Lad also reverted 10 tie plan of exclusive
Turk sh intervention
At the sitting OF tie Conference in Constauti-
nople yesterday Inc Porte while consenting to send
troops 10 EGypt Immediately, expressed the hope
that England would withdraw her forces
from that country.
Lord Dulerin, the British Ambassador, renewed
his proposal Tor the Of proclamation declaring
Arab Pacha "A rebel SAID Pacha. the Turkish Prime
Minister thought such a proclamation should not
be issued until the Turkish troops landed in
Egypt.
In the conference on Thursday the representa-
tyes OF all the European Powers assented to the
proposal of Lord Duflern that the Sultan proclaim
Arab Pacha rebel Both yesterday and to-day
Lord DufieTin sent Mr. SandisOn. Secretary of he
Legation, tC the sultan TO insist upon the Issue Of
III proclamation ana 10 declare that & Is abs0-
Iutely impossible TO withdraw the British troops
Ion Egypt a. present.
CoNsTASTGNCPLE. July 2S.-rbe Minister of
inSnLe today summoned meeting OF the officers
VI ihe Galtta Bank, and asked loan for the pur-
pOse oi deiraylng the cost OF Turkish expedition
~ Egypt OF 10000 men. the number to be ill.,
@essed II necessary. The bank Was offered. as q
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ARABI SAID TO BE YIELDING
p,rvoRrD ovERTUREs OF PEACE.

RITMORED OVERTURES OF PEACE'
Ap>Y OF RUMoRs-THE PORTE SAID 1" DE 80, 80,
1ous TO GET RID OF EGYP1-ARAM Rtfoh lhD
To RE NEGOTIATING FOR PEACE-wAR NolES-
NJ DE LrssrPs AND THE sUEz CANAL
There was rumor current last night IN 'ne
House of Commons that the Porte hau onolou
Egypt to Great Britain on certain con'',u on
Reports that Arab Pacha was indlrec.y tho
deavornr to effect a compromise with m lno
Tr;t;sb were circulated in London "tts yes'ef.
day. and were confirmed by 'r. slatrnSn,S creoteS
ir the House of Commons. The news fSom r,'"tS the
l.roat excitement. deputation from :"U
camn of Arab Pacha, however Mn'oa
arrived @'rTp in Alexandria yesterday, stated
,hat ,I'at''T the people were determined to re-, re-
s;st to the last the attempt OF @ Ihe
British to conquer the country Uh,cSS m .nu
l,arrisons surrender, the forts at AOoykr VIII
nrobablv be bombarded on Monday. Inc Eng
i,sb troops in Alexandria are accused OF weak
ness by the Other ropeans there IurHey 10
,eadv TO send troops to Egypt Immediately
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FLAMES IN THE FORESTS.

EAST TAwAs, Mich, July 2S.-The forest
fires to the north south Of this place are burn
ing ercey Fields Of grain farmhouses, fences and or
clards together with tracts of cedar and pine are
burning The Iemoc, and East Tawas roads are i'm
passble and present it is impossible to give anything
like "a correct statement of the losses accounts are
conflicting. Browns Camp, on Hope Creek was burned
yesterday afternoon with lot of sleishs and lumber
ing equipage Rnors are current of horses, cattle ana
other stock being burned aud farmers dserng their
places. Yesterday afternoon heavy thunderstorm,
with rain of hours duration, visited the nclghbOr-
hood. FIRES above OEcOta, threatened that VILLAGE to-
day Kukerdalps place reported 10 be entirely dc
strOVeu,
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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRBuNE.l

IBl TELEGRAPH 70 THE IklBuNE"l
WAsHNGroN. July 2S.-A TRIBUNE correspond
cnt called the a tcntiOn of Chairman lliscOck and
Mr. RobesOn, of The Appropriations Committee, to a
para graph in TIE TRIBUNE of to-day describing
the harlshlps to which the employees i'll the Brook
lyn Navy Yard and the officers of the Navy and
their families are subjected on account of the delay
in the passage of the Navy Appropriation bill. Both
gentlemen Immediately denied that any such hard
ships could exist for the reason given, because
funds for the support of the Navy, as
for all the other departments, have been
appropriated by joint resolutions from time to
time since the end of the last fiscal year. These
emergency appropriations are all on the basis of
those for the last year. The first resolution referred
to was passed in the latter part of June and ex-
tended The appropriation to July 20. subsequently
a resolution was passed and approved continuing
appropriations until July 81. and to-day the House
adopt,la third joint resolution providing Tor a
furtbcr continuation until August 3. Hereafter if
it slai become necessary TO pass other similar res
olutons it IS th' intention of the House Committee
ON Appropriations to provide for an extension from
day to day only. the hope being that such course
will bring about moro speedy adjournment Of
Congress. The several resolutions mentioned pro-
vide the necessary appropriations for the support
Of the Navy as well as for the other branches of the
public service for winch regular appropriations have
not vet been made. Moreover. so lar as the civil
establishment of the Navy Yard Is concerned it IS
far bet fer under these JO nj resolutions tan III WIZ
be after tie regular appropriations nave Deeh lauc
provided tnc Appropriation OH snail become Jaw
m the shape t.I II passed the House. because that
hi r durrs the appropriation fOr tue civil eStab-
nsnlurut OF the Navy exactly 90 per cent. mat
feature of ih. bill did LOT provoke mucn oppOsl-
tion in The House, and 1t VIII probably become
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AT VARIOUS PLACES.

HOLLIsTON, Mass, July 2S.-At 1 o'clock this
morning Richard Fehely's steam boot and shoe manu-
factory was burned. The origin Of the fire is not known
The building was recently fitted up with improved ma
chnery and had full stock various stages Of manu-
factnre. one hundred hands employed. Tho loss
is $50 OOu; insurance $4,000
HoULroN, Mc.. July 2S.-Shaws bark extract works
were burned this morning. The loss is $4,000; well in
sured.
NORTH CONWAY, n. H.. July 2S.-Mason's Hotel and
stable were burned early this morning. portion OF
the furniture was saved Loss $4,000; uninsured. The
guests were awakened by the smoke aud many escaped
in their nigt-clotes losing every thing. woman and
luiurcu
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SENATE TOPICS IN BRTFF.

WAsHIEGTON, July 2S.-ln the Senate to-
day House bill increasing the pay of letercarrers in
cities OF over $1,000 inhabitants to $1,000, $500 and
5000 was passed wi;hou; amendment The Senate bill
providing the publication Of the Tenth Census was
passed. It provides for the printing Of additional copies
OF the reports on population agriculture, manufactures
AMI mechanics fish aud fisheries, history Of the National
loan and the compendium OF the census, and appro-
PIRATES for this purpose T67sOoO II also provides Tor
the distribution of complete sets Of these reports to
libraries and other public institutions throughout the
country, their allotment to Con- -ressmen 90 be disrlb
utcd by the Secretary of the InteriOr each Senator
be entitled order fifteen and each Representative ten
anfa
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WAR AND OTHER TOPICS.

IoNnox Julv 2S.-Reuter's correspondent In
Alexandria sends the following: "AdnlraI cey-
,nour having written to the Khedlve asking What
measures be would suggest with regard to the
Aboukir forts, which, the Admiral sald' were
standing danger TO the British stlons at hanion,
the Khedve replied that he had sent Wee Admiral
Xiamam tosummOn the garrison 10 return TO lOyai'y'
and that in the event OF refusal ne would IeaVe
measures to Admiral Seymours discretion If the
garrison does not surrender 1t Is DelleVeu 'haU IL
will be bombardcd on Monday"
4 dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph Company,
dated Alexandria, 1245 p. m, says: The souho
of heavy firing is heard in the direction OF inc
Abopl5ir forts Arabi Pacha sent train to the
Junction and an armed engine and tender were
sent ont TO meet it, and few shots were eX-
changed"
An Alexandria dispatch TO Reuters Telegram
Company, dated 1:2S p. m, does not mention the
reported pacific overtures of Arab Pacha. The dis
patch saws: a loyal native just arrived from
Cairo. states that a number of natives dressed ID
European clothes and wearing helmets, have been
paraded through the streets as captured British"
ALEXANDRIA, July 2s.-The British have now
twenty-four guns in position at Ramlch. A strong
expedition will start this evening to seize and
occupy position on the railway within two miles
Of Arab Pacha's camp.
death by the Native Tribunal was executed to-day
He was chained between two men who had been
sentenced 10 be logged for looting and conducted
through the town by party of natives selected 10
do the shooting. The procession was headed by
a crier who announced that the condemned
nan bad been con vicied of numbering Europeans.
lie WAS shot outside the gates, III the presence OF
british delegates native orator who aided IN IN
citing the massacres and who has hitherto been
hiding il, the town, was arrested to-day.
Parba stating that he tArabi is only the General in
command OF the Egypton forces PIoy.sl9nIai u
Government having been formed III CAIRO, win a
National Assembly of 500 members.
Nj. Cartwright. the acting British Consul
General has issued circular to the foreign Con
eus asking them TO send him the number OF the
subjects of their respective Governments now
ashore in order TO calculate the quantity OF water
required.
LoNDoN, Jaly % Tie Daily IelcJrapFs CORE
spondent al Alexandra says that AL ilnportWt
"a movement III which thc fleet will participate VIII
probably take place to-day Saturday..
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
A MINER KILLED BY A FALLING COAL.

A MINER KILLED BY a FALLING COAL
SHENANDOAH. Penn, July 2S.-Pauck Hurley.
are sixtv miner instantly killed this morning by fail
o ton coal az shenandoah COiey. lie the father
of Tumas Hurley the notorious MOle Mcguire fugitive ana
the murderer Of Cover james.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.
WHKEsBARRt. Pnn., July 2S.-Burglars entered
The Dr TOwksbsry Ashley at early hour this
morning The safe containing iafge amount OF money amt
valuable papers, blown but before the TN could
thing they disturbed lhey made their
however bat leu their tools In the building
A RAILWAY AGENT MURDERED.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S-A dlspa.ch from Port
land or savs H. ii Cummings agent " the Oregon Rail-
way an aygaon Company at Pomeroy, W T. was Iound
murdered yesterday. His skull had been spt
open and his drawer and purses rlned OF thcr
contents In the company OF two ChnAheD
who are supposed 10 be the murderers.
A DEFAULTING TELLER ARRESTED
DETROIT. Mich. July 2S.--B. +. BlgelOw, formerly
receiving teller OF the National Bank OF the lfepupic ~
ington Was arrested O'Clock this morning IN loi
M ON une % ana 1t a alleged that his accounts
are short 50 600 reward OF $1,000 mas Dee l2s
hi ie Canada ViituAiif lNe
up saying that no tired OF being hunted ioh place "
place. .. .,,,,, ,,,.,.
SHOOTING HERSELF BY THE SIDE OF HEX HUss
BAND.
PHILADELPHIA July 2S.-Thls morning at 4
o'clock Mrs ElLaUeth Hunter age thirty the wife OF
Henry llunIer wel.n0wn local pohticlan living at No
tOi C reached for pistol which she had con
cealea In bel and herself through tho tcmpe she
fingered four hours of laudanum found III the
he'd Mr Hunter asleep by her side when she committed
deed.
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PROPOSED EXTENSION OF APPROPRIATIONS

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-At the meeting OF
the House Committee Appropriations to-day it was
FIRST decided report to the House in favor OF extend
ing the annual appropriations for the last fiscal year
until August 10 next; that proposition, however, was
subsequently reconsidered, and the recommendation
made and passed by the House. that the extension
be until August 3. If it be fOunl be impossible to
pass the Legislative bill by the date mentioned the
House Com Iittee Appropriations will submit II
luton pr0v ing for the extension of tue last annual
prOpraOns until the 4th proximo. and additional resO
lntiOps extending the appropriations from day day
thereafter VIII be submitted until the Legislative, Exc
cutYc aud Judicial bill snail become u law
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PROTECTION OF SEAMEN.

WASHINGTON, July 28.-The House Commit
tee on Commerce today directed favorable report to
be made to the House Rcprcsen alive Gamblers bill
for the relief and improvement of in the mcr
chant service by changing the system of advance wages
The bill provides among other things that from Noyem
Der J. 1882 any document authorizing promising the
future payment OF money on OF any seaman's
wages conditioned his going TO and made before
those wages are earned, shai be void that no money
paid in satisfaction I'm respect Of any such document
shall be deducted seaman's wages, aud that no
person shall have right o. action. suit OF Se-oH
against the seaman his assignee IN respect Of any
money + paid,
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rvc,rrvrvr CAUSED IN LONDON.

1o~nov Julv 2S-An uncOnhrmed report H'o
ia here that Arabi Pacha has proposed
-. - 200 the conditions being voluntary exile
a,d ,ho retention Of The rank and pay of coiohel
Co.. b;,solf and nine of his colleagues IL is added
4bo+ tbc Kbedive has submitted the proposals 10
General Sir Archibald Alison. 1t is believed tha'
This stem has been taken at the instlgalon OF 'Ne
Snlran. The report has caused rse OF 1Our points
i'll Egyptian stocks .bo
1.9On ma disoatch from Alexandra 10 tne
Central News Association says Ara'l ram"
offers to retire TO a MuSsuman monastery III Syfla
Among his colleagues for whom he asks the sane
forms are Toulba Pacha. Ali Fehmy. Abiuilan
Pacha and Mahmoud Samy There VIII pe no GUS
soton of military preparatOnsas 1t Is thouShU ti"'
.he offer NAV be only meant to gam time 'liie
Central News Association states that the UoVerh-
ment hay received confirmation OF TINS news
The same telegram ates that The armed enSino
despatched by the British was sent with oucerS 10
NEE Rnouf Pacha and two Ulemas to discuss 'his
pronosal. A dispatch to the Central news Holl
Alexandria states that a pilot engine preceding INC
one sent with officers to meet Raout Pacha' came "
grief lear Mahala, Arab Pacha having cut tho ilo
during the night.
T5c Standard in an edition Just issued. says that
mn 10 the lime OF going TO press no Information
with regard 10 Arab Pachas oncr had been re-
cciycd by the Government. ,;r -
SOD m-IheTe is no further news regarulnS
Arab Pacha's wish for peace. v.
ALEXANDRIA. July 2S.-A deputatlOn from hait
el-DWar arrived to-day and was gwen an !nlIlVu-
are audience The depntaton CONSISTS OF SIN ,c f
hers Reports to the effect that they are bearers o.
n proDosal for compromise are untrue. C1 t'SI
arrival they declared tnat England evidently
meant 10 conquer the country Snu Vndr C" Pediyo
and the Ministry refused to receive them as ucio'
gates accepting their visit only as an acl VI oaSc'