Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-14
&C. piiaI and Labor.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The War In Egypt.

NONoIANTiSOfLk, august iZsn. Min-
isters OF the Conference sat throughout the
night Discus ing the sterms Of the proclama-
ton against Arab Pasha.
Dnfferin teiegraphed to London the Porte's
notifications Of the military Convention, and
Granville sent reply accepting them. Der
visch Pssha is to be Turkish member of the
future International Commission to consider
measures for the protection of the Suez Ca.
nal, in which the Commission will perform
functions similar to those Of the Danabian
Commission.
ALEXANDRIA, August l2th.-The Scots
| Guards aud Grensdier Guards arrived TODAY.
and marched to Ramleh. A thousand Arabs
collected along the line of march, and were
much impressed by the appearance Of the
troops. Europeans regret their having te
meet such an unworthy foe. as it ia believed
many must fall victims to the rifles of Arab
Pasha's troops, who are now intrsnched in
strong position.
CoasTANTINoPLE, August 12th.-The Turk
ish delegates to the Conference haveinformed
| Dufferin that no troops will be landed in
Egypt until the arrival of the Turkish Special
| Commissioners.
! The Sultan has decided that in addition to
his proclamation declaring Arab Paeha
rebel, unless he shall submit, lie shall be no.
| tiled that in resisting he acts contrary to the
precepts of thu Koran. Importance ia at.
taehed to this expression.
Irish Items.
LONDON, August 12sh.-In the Commons
to-day, it was stated the Corstabulary had
ceased their agitation Internationally.
DUBLIN, August 12th.-Parnell and other
Irish members of Parliament arrived to-day,
to attend the festivities in connection with
the approaching opening of the exhibition.
1 Inc streets are already extensively decorated
| Francis Hynes has been found guilty Of the
murder of John Doloughty. herder, near
Ennis, few weeks ago, and sentenced to be
hanged month hence. This is the first trial
under the Grimes Act before a special jury.
The crime was OF an agrarian character. Do
| doughty had continued in employment at the
farm from which Hynes had been evicted.
LONDONDERRY, August 12th.-The Sub,
! Commission of the Land Court has given
I judgment in the first case yet heard OF on the
! application by tenants Of Irish church estates
| to fix q fair rent. They reduced the appre.
gate rept from el49 to el26. In the case of
another applicant, the rent was reduced eS4
CORK, August 12sh.-As the remains of
| Miss Fanny Parnell will be inferred in Ire.
| land, there viii probably be great demon.
| stration at the funeral.
Corean Revolution.
LONDON, August 12th.-The Pail Mall Ga.
zettc says there is good reason to believe that
troubles of the most serious kind have broken
out in Cores, whose relations with Japan are
Lot altogether friendly. There is also very
powerful party in Corea strongly opposed to
the recently concluded treaty with the United
States and with England.
The self-Confessed Assassin.
| HAVANA, August 12sh.-A dispatch from
Jamaica says that Westgate, the self con.
fessed assassin of Lord Frederick Csvendish
: and Rurka has arrival
dence duplicating him in the crime is strong
The Italian Antarctic Expedition.
LISBON, August 12th.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres states that a vessel conveying
Lieutenant Bove and members of the italian
| Antarctic Expedition has been wrecked off
I Cape Horn. but all on board were saved.
Miscellaneous.
4 London dispatch denies that Gen. Ispa-
| tieff has been arrested.
President Arthur arrived in New York on
the United States steamer Dispatch yester.
day.
The Dublin garrison has been strongly re-
inforced, probably to guard against any out
break during the exhibition week
Attorney General Brewster is diligently
| at work preparing himself to make the clos.
ing argument for the Government in the star
| route cases.
A FIRE yesterday in st. Sauveur, suburb
OF Quebec, did $50. 900 damage. Two blocks
were burned. There was good deal of loot.
ing during the blaze
In the House of Commons, yesterday, the
Postmaster-Geleral stated there was not the
slightest chance that the Postofice Depart.
uent would ever purchase the telephone
| lines.
Governor Crittenden, of Missouri, has par.
dened William II. Heath, who has served
three years of his ten years sentence in the
Penitentiary for the embezzlement of S40,-
| 900 when he was Auditor of st. Louie.
Tenayrop, the Partisan murderer, has been
sentenced to death and his wife to life impris.
onment for killing Aubert.
The latest crop reports from the West show
that the yield will be good.