The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-08-15

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mons this afternoon Mr.. Gladstone stated that
the House will adjourn next Friday until the
gath or 26th OF October. Nothing, heasa Id, but
the rules of procedure, will be taken up at the
autumn session, except in the event of an emer-
| gency
from Alexandria says: "A council composed ol
| Admiral Seymour and the leading military all-
| th"ri'les has been sitting on board the Helcon
to investigate the effects of the bOmbardment OF
| the forts. The evidence of the naval and mill-
tary officers is that masonry is useless against
| modern guns, but that earthworks turn eyery
shot"
LONDON, August 1.-THE Times Alexandra
dispatch says Crcass ian who was brought in
yesterday, and passed through Arab Pasha s
camp, sIaies that one Colonel, one Captain, one
subaltern and seventy-six men were killed on
the rebel side in the engagement Saturday. He
confirms the report OF Arabis bad health.
LONDON, August ia dispatch to the Stand
ard from Vienna states that the Turkish Consul
at Bombay has been ordered 10 give explana-
ton 10 the Ulemas OF India respecting the action
OF The Porte IN sending Turkish troops To co OPP
crate with the British III Egypt, which has pro
duccd great sensation among the Mahomme :
dams IN India The Consul has been Instructed
to explain the reasons winch have induced The
Caliph To send troops lo Egypt TO CO operate
with The English.
return 232 ouirages, including two murders, Oc-
Cured IN Ireland during the month of july
against 2S3 outrages, with five murders, in june.
Inc total number of svicIions during July was
32l families, representing 1919 persons OF The
families evicted half were reIusIated as tenants
or caretakers The number OF families evicted
III June Was 5l5, representing $50 persons
LONDON Angus, IA dispatch in The second
edition Of the Tunes, from ConstaninOpie saws
that at the sitting vi the conference Yesterday The
Russian representative asked for an explanation
OF the action of The British IN occupying Suez
Lord Dutfenn, British Embassador, replied that
tue step was taken in Consequence OF a military
necessity, and IN order to save The Town from de.
struction and pillage.
ALEXANDRIA, August 11-It is stated that
Arabi Pasha has executed the Governor of h. 4.
hera.
CHATHAM, August 1.-THE second battalion
of Royal Irish Foot, 775 strong, left Tor Ports.
mouth to-day ON their way TO Egypt. Great en-
thusasm was manifested their departure
This completes the departure of troops from
Chatham. Tue dispatch of men from Sourhamp-
ton is also finished for The present A squadron
Of Household Cavalry has been .oFdered In Cy;
press 10 ioIm depot from which to forward
men to the front The second army corps will
he brought TO It's iull strength, iH readiness to
support the corps already abroad If necessary.
LONDON August IA dispatch 10 The Times
from Consiantnope states that The assent of
Eugand TO the proposal of Count COrti, Italian
Ambassador, for the temporary international
protection of the SueZ Canal, is coupled with a
reservation, making exception in cise of
force m1jeur, which means practically it the in
ternatiOnal police are organized to guard the
canal, they shall not interfere with military ope-
ralions
LONDON, August IA dispatch from Con-
stantnope says that The Russian representative
in the conference has expressed satisfaction with
Lord Dufferin's explanation in regard 10 the
landing of the British at SueZ
LISBON, August 12.-A dispatch from Buenos
Ayres states that the vessel containing Lieuren-
ant BOve and the members of the Italian Aniar-
tic Expedition has been w rocked off Cape Horn.
All on board were saved by the British vessel
Allen Godn.
LONDON, August 12-The Times, in a leading
article, says that when the army of Arab Pasha
has been disposed of and its leaders brought TO
account for their msdeeds, we shall have 10
make sure that IA difficulty may not Tecur in a
new form. Egypt will be in our hands. 1t will
not be open To US TO retire from the country and
leave events to take their own course This is
the resolve of England and when il becomes nee
essary to seek the consent OF the other powers
for result, the concert of Europe will be invoked
in IA sense very different from that with which We
have lately been familiar.
BERLIN, August 12.-The Greuze6Oten. an off
cially-ln>pred organ. says: Germany cannot
risk the Uss of the good will ol the other powers
by paraly Zlng or coun'eTacting their policy,
less she Is absolutely forced To do sn. She has
neither The wish nor the right 10 play the parI
an E ropran censor She will neither give the
mandate To England To act on line Nile, nor hin-
der her from doing what she may think neces-
sary Tor the British interest Tue interests OF
Germany have not been menaceI. Ii they are
mcnaced hereafter she will have plenty of lime
To lake her IesnluIions. Her only ann is Euro
peal peace which will be nantaued.'
PARIS. August IA dispatch from Conslan-
inope states that the ambassadors upon the in
viIaon of France, have made urgeuI prDlesta-
tions la the Porte in regard To The agitation
az insl Christians in Syria and other paris OF the
Turkish Empire.
France has now accepted, under certain reser-
valiOns PROPOSAL for the collective protection
OF the Suez Canal