The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-12
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
EGYPT.

NAd AtDpCCt1AlS Tie dCblOu u Tie !
Porte in regard to Turish troops CO.
operating with the British in Egypt,
which has produced a great sensa- !
ton among MOhammedanS in India
Chatham, 1.-THE second bat |
talon of Royal Irish Foot, 77j
strong. left for Egypt. Great en-
thusiaSm was manifested on the |
departure. This completes the de- /
parture of troops from Chatham. |
Che dispatch of men from South |
amptOn IS also finished for the pres |
ent. A squadron of the household /
cavalry has been ordered TO Cyprus |
to form depot from which to for
ward men to the front. The second
army corps will be brought to its
full strength in readiness to sup
port the corps already abroad if
necessary.
The formation Of new ministry
will probably be announced to-day,
with Cherif PaSha as prime minis
ter. Most Of the present ministers,
excepting Ragheb Pasha, remain in
Office. SuleIman Pasha will take
the port folio of the minister of edu-
cation, and Sherea Pasha minister
Of religion.
Alexandria, lit is stated that
Arab Pasha has executed the gov
ernor of Behria.
At the sitting of the conference,
yesterday, the Russian representa-
tive asked an explanation of the &C
ton Of the British in occupying
| Suez. Dufferin replied that the step
was taken in consequence of the
military necessity and in order to
save the town from destruction and
pillage.
1t IS announced that Lieutenant
General Sir j. NJ. Addye will COM
mand all the land forces in Egypt
until Northumberland Sir Garnet
| WOlseley arrives. Major-GeneTal
Sir A. Allison will shortly take the
post of chief of intelligence depart
ment for both the British and
Indian contingent. The main body
1 Of the British troops will remain on
board the transports until General
/ WOiseley arrives, this will leave
General Wolseley free TO land else
where than at Alexandria when he
thinks fit. John 5. ambulance
association intends TO send a corps
, of trained soldiers to Alexandria
, lunder the direction Of ViscOuntess
Stronghold.
: Alexandria 1.-THE laying Of the
cable between Alexandria and Port
Said is completed.
Malta, 1.-THE steamships Pal
myra, with two batteries Of artillery
anu large quantity OF ammunition
arrived here. The transport Thadis
proceeds to Port Said on heway tC
Ismalia.
. Constantinople, 1.-THE assent OF
Z England to the proposal of Count
, | COTti, Italian ambassador, for TIE
] temporary international protection
the Suez Canal, is deYeled with
the reservation making exception in
: cases Of the force of mageure which
: means, practically, that of interna
, tiOnal police organized to guard the
Canal They shall not interfere with
the military operations the Turkish
} journals are assn mi lg a friendly
tone towards England.
Q Sheek III Islam has prohibited the
ulemas from preaching in favor Of
Arab PaSha.
Alexandria, 11.-ScOuts guard the
: land on Saturday, and &c into CAM
at Ramleh. The council of war, to
day decided not to change the com
, mand of the forces; Major Genera
Allison, therefore, retains his posi-
ton. The Duke OF COnnaUght an(
Prince Louis, of Battenberg, in
spected Arab Pasha's position to
: day; the Duke of Connaught alS(
;. visited the wounded Of last Satur
days engagement.
4 Arab PaSha having constructed
/. within 5000 yards of Ramleh, for
midable redan and embankmen
: thirty feet high, II. nj. s. Superl
fired shells at the work to-day, f0u
Of which burst in close proximity t.
the men engaged in its eonStruc
ton.
Rear Admiral HoSkins has re
turned to Port Said, after himsel
visiting the Duke of COnnaught, to
day.
4hC huSu1fO Hos GCl1b Ills CullutI q
to visit that officer. 1t is repOrtet
that Arab Pasha is two miles from
Ismaila. The conduct Of DeLessep
is causing complications.
Port Said, 1.-THE cable betwee
here and Alexandria is now Ope
for business. The cable station j
on board the telegraph ship job
Pender in this barbor. The BIRTHS
fleet III the harbor consists Of AgiI
court, DeMonarch and NOrthum
= beTland.
= Washington, la somewha
! spirited correspondence IS pasSin
u between the postal authorities &
Great Britain and the United state
n with regard to the stoppage in I'll
Z delivery Of certain maui matter. ]
N. appears that the British authorize
II not only arOhibit the circulatio
in through the mails Of certain Amer
"a cans newspapers inimicable 70 ii
lar interests Of that government. bl
sy registered letters and packages gu
u Pected OF containing sediuous info
m. nation or dangerous preparation
Tie are lnterdicted by tae,eame author
.as ties.
- Portsmouth, 1.-THE trsnspo
ALGXdc took on pcqrd to-day q rTi