Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-30

ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
LoSDoS, July &.-Davitt arrived yesterday.
He was interviewed by q reporter Of an Irish
paper. He stated hat he would not fight the
question Of naturalization against the rras.
sLt proprietary II there was The slightest
eAAnce q creating d-ssenslon IL the L-Lj
League. lie sa-u he would return To ireland
Immediately 70 put q spoke IN tEe wkee. Of
hsvaLaugL's land corporation scheme.
DUBLIN, july S.-Apna Parue.l Is danger
ousiy Ill Of brain fever, brought on ny the
LrWs O.. the sudden death Of her sister Fanny.
She does not recognize any one. The doctor
eltertalns slight hopes Of her recovery. Mr..
FArneil. her brother, has been telegrapLed for.
DCsL!N, July @.-Anng Parleu is slightly
D7tteF TINS morning.
ALEXANDRIA, July 29-The fort at Gsbari
YVES destroyed this morning.
Aork4tsr PssAa hiss made arrangements
which viii enable the Porte TO dispatch 20 900
men 10 europe il successive detachmeuts
admiral Seymour viii recounoirer Aboukir
Fort tomorrow, There appears 70 be some
GoEbt IS to whether the bOmbardment Of the
ISrts wall take place, because il is thought that
me prisoners held by tie Egyptians are con.
.Iet there.
a large powder magazine at Mekhirrcm,
'tom when i was said that Arab Pasha had
tse-nt'y taken stores, hss been blown up by
the English.
Osuan Pasha and the Circassisn officers,
Implicated II the recent plan 10 assassinate
ArApl Pash, arrived in Alexandria to-day from
NF--9hGL-4AgAtlr having BEtl summoned DE tel
graph by the khtdIve. They were received
with great
Admiral seymour, having written the Khe-
aIFe asking what measures he would suggest
with Aboukir, which the Admiral said was a
standln5 danger 70 the British position st
kamleh, the Khedive replied that he had
sent admiral hrgmGni 10 SUNNI L the garri.
son 10 return 70 loyalty, aud IN the event of a
refusal he would leave the measures to the
Admlrsls discretion. If the garrison does not
surrender ii is believed that a COMMANDMENT
viii commence on Monday.
The attendants sof delegates from Kafr FL
D"ar say there is great want Of food in Arab
FasLa.s camp, and that many Of the troops are
tired Of the war. The delegates had an inter-
view with the Ministers. lasting hours. They
said they had come to express the resolution
Of the whole country to resist foreign agrees
sion to the end. A meeting OF the leading Eu.
ropean merchants was held to-day. VIII L reso-
tons We're passed expressing a want Of conf
Gence N the native police, and d~isapprOval Of
the free circulation Of natives 10 and from the
city, thus a~5ording Arab Pzsha the means Of
lLAalLlLz the passions Of the people, and de-
handing tlat every native give proof Of his
means OF subsistence. This last resolution IS
aimed At the spies and emissaries OF Arab
Pasha.
Captain Fisher has constructed E shore-going
ircA1Izd On rails, similar to those used during
the American civil war. 1t consists Of six
CINE in the center. A NCrdeLfeldt gun looks
over the bows on the leading trucks. II is
Also equipped with three Calling guns and
two field guns, and will be mount d by three
comusules Of Blue Jackets. The train is pro-
vIded with mines, electric gasr, and all the
appiances for laying down or destroying rails.
1t VIII proceed to the railway junction, within
two miles Of arabi's lines, and wili seize, occu-
py and fortify that important point.
They have just returned from T. reconnois-
ssnce on the srmor-clGd train. Very useful in
formation has been obtained, but the expe1i-
ton failed to obtain tue lar e results expected.
owing to the train being stopped by L break in
thu line.
Many persons have been arrested on false
charges preferred, in some instances by Eu-
ropesns, two Of whom have been placed in
custody for perjury, and another condemned
10 a years Imprisonment in the B4stinadO and
20 pay q fine OF seven pounds.
Tn dam across the Mshmsndisch Canal is
very strongly made. and IS wild enough 20 adj.
NIT OF the passage Of four carriages abreast. A
portion Of it is fortified with more han 100
guns. come Of them being Krupp cannon.
C~oSsTANTINOPLE, July % The Sultan, in
replying to the verbal representations Of Lord
Duterin, the English ambassador, requesting
the immediate issue Of II proclamation against
Arab Pa-ha, stated that such demand cannot
be made by England alone, int -hOul proceed
from a conference Of the Powers; in which
case It world receive due C nsIderatTon.
The Russian Charge d'Affairs has been or
dered by his Government not TO attend any
more meetings Of the Conference until he has
received detailed instructions.