The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08

Constsntinople, "a transport sailed
on Saturday with troops from tie
steamer which returned broken down.
Prospects Of coming TO Satisfactory
arrangement with the Porte are I'M
diminished as Said PAsbs, Turkish
prime minister, is convinced the British
alliance must be maintained. There lie
the best reason 60 believe military con-
vsntion will be concluded. 1t is stated
on good authority that 5000 Turkish
troops sailed on Sunday night from
SAlonics FOR Egypt via Snds Bay. Six
teen thousand more are under order for
the same destination Il is report the
British intercepted a courier bearing dis
patches from Arab Pssha 70 the Sultan.
It is believed the question Of proclaim
ing Arab Pssh&a rebel is NOW in 8 fair
way of being arranged. The greatest
good humor prevailed on all sides a. the
aittings Of the conference. The council
presents the appearance Of s reunion OF
eight friends rather thar 8 meeting of
statesmen. Their labor is 0fssn lightened
by little JOKES and even playful badin-
age.
Neon.-The Sultan hss rot yet come
TO decision IN regard 10 D-oclsiming
Arab Pashaa rebsl. Il is understood
the powers continue 10 recommend him
TO Adhere to England's propo 81.
Won Kirschfeld, German representa-
tive, has received the decoration Of the
order of Mejidie Of the first class, and
restR, first interpreter 10 the German
. En- bsssy, The decoration Of the order OF
Osmanie' Of the second class. Other
decorations have been bestowed upon al
,zost. oil members of the staff Of the
German embassy. At yesterdays SIT
ting Of the conference the Ottoman dele
gsses promited 10 communicate st the
next Meeting ofihe conference the PorteE
decision regarding national gen iarmes
Cor the canal, and the duration of the
STAY OF Otfoman troops in Egypt The
Porte officially denies that is is antsgon-
istiG 20 he KhediYe.
Liverpool, 6.-Prince Teck and por-
tion~ of General Sir Garnet Wo,sely's
5taff, sailed yesterday on the steamer
Capells for Egypt.
Lcndon, 6.-The Daily Nca0S denies
that government has received 9 note rela-
tive TO Spain entering the conference be.
cause it believes no such note was dis
patched. It declares it wishes TO
strengthen his position. -
Military School whom Arab Pssha dis.
missed returned to Egypt to serve as
guard to the Khedive. ur1tI
Alexandria, 6.-Y esterdsy's engske-
ment is the subject Of general comment
here. IDithe opinion oflmen Of high pro-
fessional experience, nothing apparently
has been gained 10 compensate for the
heavy loss in killed and wounded. An
armed train started today Tor Mshslla
junction 10 discover If the rails had again
been cut
The armored traiE returned from Ma
halls junction without engaging the en-
envy who shout the same time brought
up some troops by train from Kaffel
Dwsr, who are duly entrenching and
burying the dead.
Constsntinople, 7.-At the sitting Of
the conference, yesterday, the British
accepted the principle Of
collective protection Of the Suez canal.
The French ambassador was forced to re-
serve his opinion owing to the political
crisis in Paris. The other delegates, in
GLIDING the Turkish representatives, &C
cepted collective protection with medi-
6cation that there should only be provi-
sionsl supervision Of the canal.
Lord Duferin again insisted upon the
of Arab PashA IS rebel. !
He pointed out the rumors in Egypt that |
he Sultan protected Arab Pashs and |
should send troops to drive out the Eng
lish. He further called attention to the
fact that hePorte had not yet given q
written statement Of It's adhesion 10 The
IDENTICAL note. He said England might
regard the delay as an actual refusal and |
at accordingly. The Turkish delegates |
promised q written reply at the next
Meeting. 1866
Certain Mallotts have been particu-
Arly active lately. The bulk Of the gar
icon is jealous OF petted AlbsniaIls. Ma
i've Christians are uneasy. There was q |
yroundless panic on "Wednesday among !
hem in Stsmboul. l.t-I GnEs3 -
An unpleasant feeling has been caused
o the Porte on account Of the hosting of |
he English flag on public building when |
ihe British occupied Suez. The Porte
has been assured that the raising Of the
dag has no significance. The flag dis
played was that of the consulate, and
was heisted in conjunction with the
Egyptian flag. This is not considered
London, lit Is rUmored st st. |
Petersburg that Russia is making war
like preparations at Odessa, in view of |
.he possibility OF complications between |
Turkey aud England.
With reference 10 the expected sccep-
lance By the Porte Of the military con.
VeRtion demanded by England, the Post |
prints an uncopfrmed rumor that Duff !
ERIN, British ambassador al CONSTANT |
lople, has been ordered in the |
,vent of the Porse's noncompliance TO |
Iuit Constantinople.