The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
AFFAIRS IN BGYPTLAND
TWO MURDERERs HANGED IN
ALEXANDRIA.
ABDALLAH PAsHAs SURRENDER.
Movements OF tho Khedfve-A Can From
Three Princes Doclined-Arab DisazTpc-
ton i'm Cairo.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 23.--Two men who
were implicated in the June massacree here
were hanged to day.
ALExENDRIA, Sept. 23.-The surrender
OF Abdallah Pasha is confirmed. The Britiah
troops occupied Damietta on their arrival.
The negro garrison instead Of surrenderinR
ned, taxing besides plunder quantity Of
| ammunition.
| ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 22.-Abderahman
kouchdi Bey, Maltese renegade and Min
lister Of Finance in Arabi's last ministry, has
been appointed by the Khedive president of
the commission TO prosecute the instigators
OF the Outrages here In June.
The Princes lbrahim, Hamed and Kamit,
who signed the petition prepared by Arab
fasha last May for the deposition of the
khedive, arrived to-day to pay their respects
to the Khedive, who declined to receive
them They were ordered to quit the palace
directly. The Khedive went at noon TO the
mosque OF Aboo Albos. Several native
on1cers OF the Bengal Lancers did likewise.
All the rebel officers below the rank Of
colonel confined at Ramleh have been
released. Fifty remaining prisoners have
been brought here. The expedition has
started hence to occupy Damietta. No
resistance Is expected.
Some OF the princesses of the Khediye's
family have been seriously compromised by
the late revolt. Itisgenerally believed that
property valued at 81 900 900 will be confis-
Gated and applied to the indemnifcation of
the sufferers by the massacre.
CAIRO, Sept. 22.-The Household Cavalry
Will make q demonstration tomorrow
through th" Arab quarters, owing TO the
ruffianly conduct OF the people who make it
unsafe for any European to pass the bazars
after dusk. The behavior of the people in
the other quarters is quite friendly.
Damietta has surrendered. General Wood
ts at Tantah, where the rebels are arriving
IN detachments by the repaired railway.
General Wood will remain at Tantah until
Damietta has been completely evacuated.
FORT SAID, Sept. 22.-The English have
abandoned the earthworks they erected
when they occupied the town, and the
marines have re-embarked.
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES,
DUBLIN Sept. 22.-Mr. Z. Dwyer Gray
has written to Lord Mayor Dawson regard
ing the development of Irish MANUFACTURER.
He advises the holding of an exhibition In
1883 and the formation of an association to
push the sale of Irish manufactures. He
also advocates the holding of an Irish exhi-
bition in the United States, and suggests
that the United States should modify their
tariff Of Irish productions.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Members of CON-
nAiOsce uASnpprOVnB OI Mr. dlaQstOn0's
Egyptian policy having, with the view Of
discrediting his views Of foreign politics, re-
tterated the charge that he sympathixed
with the South during the civil war in the
United States, Mr.. Gladstone, replying
through his secretary to an inquiry on the
subject, writes that the statement attribut-
Ing such sympathy to him is untrue, and
contrary to authentic facts long ago made
public.
The anhacr,ntIors -oooDtI,, ,..,.z A. 4.
'tock OF the European, American, Canadian
md Asiatic Gable Company were to-day re-
urned to the subscribers. The total sum Is
aid to have amounted to less than q thou
and pounds.
The death is announced of Baron Tenter-
len, permanent under Secretary of State
or Foreign Affairs, an office he had flied
ince 1878.
The exhibition building at Sydney, New
'outh Wales, has been totally destroyed by
Ire, with all It's contents. Loss $500, 600.
MOSCOW. Sept. 22.-The Emperor and
Impress revisited the exhibition TODAY.
he city is Illuminated tonight.
st. PETERSBURG, Sept. 22.-As was
cared, the recent speech of Gen. Drenteln,
Governor Of Kief, against the Jews has
cen taken as signal by the peasants and
amor = oincials In the provinces for renewal
hostilities against the Israelites. From all
des accounts are received showing q re-
lval of anti-Semitic animosity.
BELGRADR, Sept. 22.-A committee of In
estigation has discovered that there have
cen forgeries Of the requisition obligations
sued during the last war. The president
the last Skuptschina has been arrested on
le charge of being implicated In the for
cries.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-President Grevy TODAY
ranted pardon to the Italian, Meschino,
ho was recently sentenced by a French
ouDcil of war at Tunis to nine years. i'm
rIsonment for assaulting French soldier.
The Mayor has served M. Coquelin, the
tor, with q writ demanding $4,000 francs
amages for breach of agreement to act In
merica.