Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
The War In EDypf.


ALEXANDRIA, September 4sh.-The Khe.
| dive has Issued q decree forbidding the ia.
poltation OF petroleum into Egypt.
SHEEP AND CATTLE FOR THE TROOPS.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 4sh.-Euglisb
agents have arrived at Odessa TO purchase
5000 head of sheep and cattle for the troops
| 10 Egypt. Two hundred and twenty head
died en- route last week from heat.
woLsELEY's HANDS TO BE STRENGTHENED
LONDON, September 4 .h.-The Times saws
Though General Woseley does not REQUIRE q
| third division, the Government i, determined
| to strengthen his hands By sending three bat
| talions of infantry to General Wood. 50 that
ne may be set free without leaving a garrison
OF less than 600 men at Alexandra. Reserys
depots OF 80 men for each regiment which is
at the front with General Wolseley will also
be formed of Alexandra, and a large depot of
LOCO reserve men will be formed to replace
those as they are drafted to the front to sud-
ply casualties. The general result of these
measures will be that General Wolseley will
| have q, 600 men on the main line of opera
tiops. besides the garrison at Alexandria and
the Indian contingent.
AGAIN SHILLING THE REBEL LINES.
ALEXANDRIA, September 4.h.-Ths man.
of-war Mtnotaur is shelliug the rebel lines,
because of the threatened demonstrations
made by the enemy from Mandara.
CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED.
Great uneasiness is felt in consequences Of
the arrest of native Spy, carrying letter
addressed to Antoine paUio. Greek Consular
Agent at Slant, who is staying here. Paulo
has been arrested. It is rumored that The
police have discovered the rsmifcatiops of a
| conspiracy in which several Greeks are in
plicated, the object bsing the massacre OF
Europeans in Alexandria in the event Of the
British troops being seriously engaged at
Ramleh.
THE SITUATION AT EassAssIN.
KAssAssIN. September 4sh.-The enemy
keeps q close watch all about the camp.
Numerous Bedouin horsemsn are providing in
the vicinity, rendering it unsafe 60 venture
far out. Last night q, vedette of the Life
Guards was killed. His body was recovered
and found to be mItilated Arab has an ex
celient position. He is in direct communica.
ton ty rail with Ssgszcg snd Salihieyeh, and
water Tor his forces is brought up by rail and
canal. His active cavalry succeed in mask
lag his movements sad keeping them secret.
ALL QUIET AT THE FRONT.
LONDON, September 4th.-Wolseley tele.
graphs from Ismsilia All quiet at the front
The Highland Brigade remain aiioat for the
present to furnish working parties here. Am
SiCohibb SuS luc nO.plGals ana sSCClQg AWAY
the wounded and serious cases of Sickness ia
the troopship Malabar.
THE sUEz CANAL.
LONDON, September 4th.-The number of
vessels passing through tie Suez Canal Ia
July was 155, and the tolls sG45 OOO In
July OF last year the number was 2S7, and
the tolls $500 600. The difference shows the
effect OF tie Anglo Egyptian war.
ARARI'S CAMP DrSrupprD
ALEXANDRIA, September 4sh.-At5 o'clock
this evening the English heavy guus near the
Cairo railway began Smelling Arsbi Pasba's
camp. The enemy replied, their shells falling
within ten yards Of the Fleming depot, on the
hamleh line. Two more British guns Joined
IN the IRE, whereupon q lively canuonade en-.
sued. Tbs enemy continued to make excel.
lent practice, all their shells falling close to
the British camp.
Inc water IN the canal broke through the
dam to-day, and Is one aud half meters high
ANOTHER Reconnaissance.
KAssAssIS, September 4.h.-The Indian
cavalry and dstschment OF the Irish ORA
COON Guards secured the country between the !
camp at this point and Maxams, and returned
without seeing any SlarauaiIg 6sGouins,
MISSION TO THE RED SEA PORTS,
PoRT SAID, September 4.h.-Ahdulah Bey
Z snzi, aid-oe-c camp OF the Khediye, has pro-
ceeded on on 60 ports on the Red Sea,
to stir 80 he natives loyal feeling
toWarr 6ive, and encourage opera.
item 4rabi Pasha from that quarter. |
ASDIEG OF TURKISH TROOPS.
lNTrSoPLE, September 4th.-Lord |
yesterday informed the Sultan that |
been authorized to assent to the land. |
We or three thousand Turkish troops
Said. It is u isrstood that Deryisch |
Pssn viii command the expedition, and |
Baker asnA &c his chisf of stat.
ipNEAsISRss USAsAIEp,
ALEXANDRIA. September 4sh.-Ths IN.
easiness among the Europeans continues ua-
abSlsd. Sensational rumors C every kind