The daily gazette., 1882-07-18
9spelNTED FROM Ye,rs
MORE TROOPS ,,o -
-e Force . &c in Alexanor,,
f,.. o,oOo-sone Beg"nI,, increa

n - HleAhndeIa
Associated Press disn''c' o''in rluck,
i EeSnGT os2s n. July l7.-Tas T".. e. ~, s,'
: symour cheola has made to su"1 al,I''T Enieh which
i've win lie a consideraI eurl,GIFlance 10
oy oya,.y and will increase cqiy te adgee .,a
A dispatch to tie FTTilatloas. Tioa
ep3ris that the last msn "ts from
sllh 800 eommissario'tt 'tAll y, Steamel
iua"'i'y OF stores on board Iil,, sas, 'nd
No.. cowAnoI.r nrporyl pF'
=, During the alarm on sa,' ".i ms
beao,'ins at the tiabarri9 i9r,uraay ratai iii
'''aeK a ,,.,, o. midshipman nI anJ u ISa 10 Se
a dispatch to the Timex e"I r,n y s'ailo
A telegram ANNOUNCING ,na, n,,SSles has
at Cairo. 'uat ordered
SOLDIERS FOR RGyp,
g, ALhERsIIoT, a July l1.-ti,nh
s Munster Fusilcers las been ! o'i Uallalio
for Malta to-day, ''''' ordered
,..,.l.'l, LoNpoN, July 1.-THE 7,...,,
respondent reports tLat !, '@sF p
has resolved IN aoo., = cabinet "A
'cet 81, the Sue sncz Canal Jointly ',I,Iaion wi,s y
The pity Nacs iispall;,.h" h"i,a i,,. E,9 !,
says: Six French tran.,n 1"a lIon y
ordered to get ready 10 cmro,l o,l' q naI
a dispatch from Con.Eu,,,l.E ,lE lioO
ter's Telegram Conpanar' 'a'''sope .,p
occupation Of Egypt in 5 r,!. sale V
tcrfcrcnce is to he limitpl t,' y lQf
stead of three months ,' ~ Y ao
ported. '''"s Us pfeiOa
-, rhoVisloNs oroqrpA,,o,
The object Of the occu,atia, 4,
ny be defined as follows ilr ilr y, N.Y.
of anarchy, the rc.cslabli%,gl r W
former State, the rrorgg@i,a,isn iS,l
army, and the dryelopsms@'@ '@''on :.
liberties. ' Vi
IL is proposed that The Eh.a,I
supervise the work ot the ovgn"ii ]
ALEXANDRIA, July iii Ip,i
Norlliumherland with iOO ln,e. N
with ~ marines, and ,be ~,
Agincourt have arrived hpp m. M
will land al Gabari and m, ras y,
Ramleh. s'
a ALEXANDRIA, July li,-l.SD !
Tires occurred last night. Tr.sS
Iamar are disrmbarkmg and tIS
the British forces to,tnEl
- CONGKI.ss TO-DAY
Proceedings in the Senate ana
"A lit ii Lowell
Associated Press dispatch bthe,
| WASHINGTON July ll.-RsNaJ
II O'Clock, Allison, from C0aniu,
ference on Legislative, Judicial N
tive Appropriation bill, reported
mittee unable IL agree, the diaert
about the rate Of c0mpesensatis
House and Senate empIoyrs
| Among the bills aud resoluH
duced and referred in the lIou@
by Cox, New York, requesting
dent to insist on the release Of n
American citizens imprisolttl Ii
and particularly in the case Of D.
of California and one BY RliRs
York requesting the President q
the House when il may expect an
its resolution Of June Is. rltiw d
can citizens IN British iails aSE
not any correspondence ha
place with james Russell Loved
nally American Minister 10 Gnat
but really doing police duty Of
work under Lord tranyilk,) Rla
resignation or recall, Also calling
Secretary OF state ior teIrgnms n
American citizens in British pis
publication Of which ha, heetol
deemed incompatible with public
so that they may be considered
session OF the lI0lst, Also ca
the Secretary Of State for hl
about the Panama ship canal, and
if 1t 10 not ndNiibIr al llls time t0
the intention Of the United states
no intervention Of European gOy
on this continent Also ont call
the Secretary di tht Navy Tor The
tians under which Commodore
threatend 10 open fire IN Alexan
to inform the llousc il American y
officers are performing lolier duty
andria under the British Admiral
by what authority
Bingham, Pa, reportcd a bill
for a third grade OF letter earFlef
known as anxillaries at 500 a yealI
After thirty minutes dhcusaoa
passed.
RoBEs0N AND HEWITT Al
Mr.. Hewitt then arose to qa
privilege taking exception 10 'ti,aI
used by Mr. Robson upoaa pftileI
sion. Robcson replied and The eoAI
became personal and very 9Il'tf
Mr.. Robeson withdrew the Noia
cious" which he had PROPOSED = y v
for the word False, and qPollllI
Hewitt with his connection WIN " u
letter, and ridiculed him 10! ns s!a,l Ral
10 be il greater man than his ~ hlie1 !
Peter Cooper, and Mr. hrRal ~ u
by saying that man Nl'
submit to be eharaeterlz'I y .,ti
member us a liar, periurer aIl llrI
low that anything he might sl
consequence. a,.,s,tlaA
The speaker declined iooIdtilEI ,,. ",
sentence to be struck from '0e'a
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