Daily Republican., 1882-08-05
ENGLAND AND ARAB.
MOVEMEHT0-ARABI
SINE VS. Or WAR-DE LEBsEPB
Pro tE1T.

LONDON, August "A strike of tn,
Lascar sealmen ON board the ships en-
gagged to convey the expedition to Egyp
will cause no inconvenience. Thei
places will be supplied by English sail
os. They struck because they believed
the mission aggressive toward Moham
medNns. ~ -
The Duke Of TeCk will start for Egyp
TO- o'day: Sir Edward Malet, the British
Copsul General and Diplomatic Agen
IN Egypt Who Was obliged to leave hi
post a lew week ago on account of i'll
ness left for Egypt last night.
CoNSTAETINPLE, August 4.-TwC
transports startel for Alexandria last
evening with artillery and stores.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug 4.-Ths transport
catalonia left here to-day for Egypt,
having on board Gueral Sir Edward
Hamley and Generl Sir Evelyn Wood
and the West Ken Regiment. The
Queen shook hands with the officers
wishing them rosperous voyage
and a speedy return. When the Queen
returned to the yacht Alberta the troop.
on the Catalonia swaHned the rigging
and gave rounds of rinGng cheers. The
Queen was visibly moVd by the dem.
onstratloD. The Albeta and other
royal yachts followed tho Catalonia
some distance.
BOMBAY, Aug. 4.-CHe Seaforth
Highlanders have left for Suez.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 4.-The iron
clad train, with a working party, has
proceeded to endeavor To repair the
railway.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 4.-he transport
Tower Hill has sailed for lgypt with q
battery of artillery.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 4.-The Porte
has informed the KhediD's Govern
ment that 1t has drawn upn 1t for the
expec ses of the expedition h Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. IAN uncOn-
hrmed rumor is current lpre that til ,
European quarter of Care has been
fired.
Complete arrangements have been
made for the occupation If the Meks
forts by the naval coutingelt.
Sir Auckland Calvin, the acting
British Consul General, vBited all the
banks to. day aud warned item against
negotiating drafts Of the Turkish Gov
ernment.
GIBRALTAR, August 4 The trans-
port Orient, with the Duke of Con-
naught and the Scots Guard on board,
passed here to-day. All on board are
well. The troop ship Tyne, with engi.
neers from Halifax, has arrived. The
troop ship Orontes is emhsrking the
Cameron Aighlanders and the Derby.
shire Regiment, and will proceed to
Tomorrow.
MALTA, August 4.-.The steamship
Dacca, with marines and q company OF
engine ers, has arrived here.
LONDON, August 5.-The Standard =
correspondent at st. Petersburg says
that there is no longer any doubt that a
divergence of vie rs exists between En-.
gland and Russia, which is exercising a
very prejudicial influence upon all at.
;empts to harmonize English action in
Egypt with the legitimate rights and
wishes OF the Powers. 1t is not unlike.
y that this divergence will lead to a
1reak up of the Coufsrence at an early
late without ally tangible vAsult,
The correspondent Of the News tele-
yraphs from Alexandria as follows: In
he reconnaissance on Thursday o
)reastwork was found finished at q
)oint on the Mahmoudieh Canal alrea-
ly occupied by the British pickets.
i IL Gear that Arab Pasha intends to
EN- llu on the defensive. His real
e,lstance will begin at the lines at
iAfr el Dwar. Wecould have skirm.
shes every day if General Alison al.
owed the English to amuse themselves.
1e has forbidden mere "pGting' of
Arabs who appear within range. The
Iealth of the troops is excellent only
a per cent. being sick.
Affairs at Port Said are CuleJ. On
'uesday quarter OF milli'n pounds
)r service debt was collected in the
rovinces, In obedience to ar order OF
Arabi Pasha.
A Bsdouin Sheik states that Arab
'asha has about 10000 BedOuins, who
'ill be sent to various pats of the
Oast. The Sheik also says hat Arab
! in communication with the false
rophet Of Soudan, and thatwhen bea.
IN he will not retire to Cairo, but to
ah .ed-dakhel.
AIDA, who has just arrived from Cal
}, states that there lis council of war
very evening at the Ministry of War
/ Cairo.
All the sub Ministers, except the sub
Iinister of Finance, are still at their |
Osts. No Europeans shops have been
1ened.
in the House of Commons his after
Don Sir Charles Dixie, UudT Foreign
eCretary informed Baron de- Worms
lat the Government had nc informa-
on that Russia had surrendered an in-
allment of the Russo Turkish war
emnity to Turkey, or taken any other
cps to promote Turkish lnterven-
Oh In Epgyt against Englard's condi-
tions.
The Times in leading article says
is impossible for England to view
lthout apprehension The sim
liar anxiety of the Powers, which de.
inc to lift finger for the settlement
the main difficulty, to undertake
ch easy work as the protection + the
nal.
The Berlin correspondent of the
mes says: 1.-THE news that Germany J
y declared her willingness to partici.
te If the Powers agree to collective I
of the Suez Canal causes
me aGtOnishment among Jhe public.
is believed, however, that Germany l
II only send cendarmes."
The Fanfulla says that Italian por-
N of the International squadron for \
3 protection of the Suez Canal con-
ts of two ironclads and three despatch
Ats. {
It is stated that Germany regards the 1
,upation Of Suez by the British as a c
rely military step taken to facilitate
} landing Of Indian troops.
Aug. 4.-Adda, one
{ he chief clerks in the office Of the 9
rector General of Public Accounts,
8 arrived here from Cairo, from which !
y he start d on the 1st inst. He says =
Vt the arrival in Cairo, on Sunday, -,
Midshipman DE Choir, the English &
1tive, caused great excitement. He
u conveyed In q closed carriage,
ich was accompanied by thousands
natives, shouting "rhe Sultan is q