Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-05
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LONDON, Sept. THE Times mv
thoogh Gen. Wolseley does not reuuir
soe third division the Government i
determined t. strengthen his hands b,
sending three battalions Of infantry {.
the general. This would set him IRE,
Utnoot leaving q garrison Of less thar
oO at Alexandria. Reserve depot,
OF lO men for each regiment, which an
a. the front With Gen. Wolseley, vii
a'so Dc formed at Alexandra. and 4
large department Of a Thousand reserv,
men will be formed to replace those a.
they are drafted to the front to supply
casualties. The general result of thosl
measures will be that Wolseley will have
25,UO men on the main line. besides thu
&arrlson at Alexandria and the Indian
contingent.
AsssPnIlan News.
! WELLINGTON, Aug. l2.-The house oi
Representatives. negatived by a vote oi
~ TO u MOnt2Omery's 8 no confidence mo-
tion disapprovine the Goyernment loun
proposals.. A bill authorizing a speciaI
million pound loan for the North Island
Main Trunk Line was read sscundly and
given majority Of 81.
The customs EUveuus for the June
quarter was a346, ,l4S; increase, el7,8l6.
; xUs4 imports for tho quarter, 81 .643,-
-; increase. 4<0l 10. Exports, 81 ,4O1,-
6SO; inorease, ,G2l ,z7O, compared with last
year.
MSLBOU1Nx, Aug. lO.-The defensive
works 1t Port Phillop Heads are active
~ proceeding. Two Runt oats have been
ordered from England.
1t is definitely announced the Govern
ment will issue four million fund loan
IN London the second week in January.
banks have raised interest ON deposits
ono per cent.
Copious rains have fallen throughout
sne country. The acreage is still much
below tho average.
1t IL expected tho Government will
take an early opportunity for repeating
the stock tax.
Parliament passed q budget providing
Tor . considerable reduction in taxa
tion.
since the good rainfall in south Aus
tralia, the harvest prospect is somewhat
favorable.
SYDNEY. Aug. l6.-0ov. Parkes il ex-
peotod next week, when he will be enter
tanned with banquet OF welcome in the
city hall.
The Supreme Court has.refused the
appllcatiOu Tor new trial in Lucas VI.
the Government, for cOmpensation for
land reserved at Pyromouf.
An influential commission. under the
Presidency Of Sir James Martin, has
been appointed for the Amsterdam IN
ternatiOnal Exhibition.
The Herald, in discussing the question
Of cable between Australia and Ameri.
On, fears the project ia too costly for i'm
mediate realization.
The obituary Of Henry Kendall, tho
well-known poet, is published.
BAIsBANx, Aug. 18.-The agitation il
incEeaGnR in Townsville and COOktowu
for separation from northern Queens
land - an independent colony.
Savings bank depoaits for July show
an increase Of E24 600. The total amour I
deposited IL 81. 10000.
In addition to the ten thousand immi-
grants annually authorized, the Govern
ment has tsleRraphed tAe Agent General
to send further number by passenger
ships.
4 clause has been inserted in the inn
migration bill 10 tho effect that lmmi-
grants leaving the colony within three
mouths after their arrival are guilty of
misdemeanor, and punishable By fine or
imprisonment.
Cenpl1nenaeA.
CoNsrANruNoPL1, Sept. 4.-0en. WAL
lace, United States Minister, vill dine
with the Sultan.
4 De0baramens.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. THE man -of-war
4inotao1 il shelling the rebel lines be-
cause Of . threatening demonstration
BY the enemy from Mandris.::
4 Pleasant Eplssde.
81. PETx1ssUR0, Sept. AT the con-
olusion Of the army maneuvers at Islora
the bridge constructed BY the military
across the ravine fell directly after the
Emperor and Empress had passed over.
The Minister Of War wss sliehtly injur-
ID.
PLYMoUra, Sept. Tho Telegraph
Construction Company's steamer Sciota
sailed hencs yesterday, to make renewed
efforts to repair the French cable.
Ne Peereleu0 wanted.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. THE Khedive
has issued decree forbiddinQ the i'm
poEtation Of petroleum into Egypt.
AMER Heat.
agents have arrived at Odessa TO pur-
e6ase 5000 bead Of sheep and cattle
foe the troops In Egypt. Two hundred
| enN H->uxv hnaN All >v,~.,.,Ae le.x -nok
from heat.
4 New Relesmer.
| MADRD, Sept. 4.-Marshal Ssrrana
has declared he would become Prime
Minister 70 King Alfonso in the event
Of 6enoI 6a0astos failing TO carry out
his promised radical reforms. Narahal
Serfana believes il possible to bring over
10 The dynasty The most important
groapsof the Democracy II tho King A.
oout6 to the ye-eatabliahment Of the
Democrats Consultation voted for In
1853.
AxAxANDlIA, Sept. l.-0reat unead-
ns0 b felt in cnossqueucs Of the ar-
root o( . native opy, carrying lottor
a6dfoDod 10 Antono Paulo, the Greek
i OunGnlAy Agent at Levant, who has been
seayine hscs. Paulo has been a1rssted.
Il = reported that the police have dis-
covered NJ Iami6oati0l,s .of . oo09pi-
lsaey, in which seveeal Greeks are impli-
eaAsd, NE object bsin9 70 masaoEs Tn
Europeans In Alexandria In the event
oe The British troops being ssrioualy en-
leaesd at Ramlsh.
PpegSess u The War.
i KAssAsux. Sept. A-Ths ensmy kespa
olooo watch all abOut the oamp. Numef-
on Bedouin hne1emen are peovline il
the vicinity, rsndssine Il unsafe 10 ven.
turo fas ouS. ISAst NIGHT vidette Of The
Iife Guards vas killed. His body va
Rooovered.
| Asabi PnshA he a sxesllent poGitinn
He = u divoot eommunioation b raj
Win caaasog and 6alehisesh. and vaSs!
foe NJ fusceo b brooght up BY rail and
canal. Hin astivo cavalry sucosed ir
u 0Akine his movsnscts and kaepinl
u RReoeo wheat
i Pam, .sp4. Alt b estimated TIA,
- ha4vsot vill b sliehtly oves the ~.
e9aeo. 4 total yield az ll2, 100000 hso-
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