The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-05-31
PorErGN INTELLrcENCe.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY Herefordshire,
England, farmers, left that place for Canada
on the 26sh ult.
The Catholic clergy of London are about to
commence preaching crusade among the
Irish members of their focks against con-
nection with secret societies.
THE British and French Consul Generals at
Cairo called on Arab Bey on the morning of
the 9th ult., and declared that they would
hold him personally responsible for the main
tenance of public security. The Khedive
issued proclamation to the provincial au-
thorities enjoining them to use especial vigi-
lance for maintaining public security. He
says the British and French squadrons come
to Alexandra with friendly object, and he
ordered the complets stoppage of recruiting
or summoning of reserves. All the men called
out are ordered home In the afternoon the
Khedive summoned the dignitaries, the Ulemas,
the Deputies, and other Arabic notables, and
also the principal officers Of the army, and ad-
dressed them In energetic terms on the subject
Of the exciting political situation. He ex-
planned the object of the English and French
naval expedition, and announced that he had
assumed supreme command of the army and
had resolved to maintain strict discipline. The
officers present replied in insolent language,
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ultimatum offered by England and France,
nor recognize the right of interference by any
power except Turkey. They then abruptly
left the Khedive's presence. Soon after the
Khedive received a telegram from the mill
tary commanders at Alex andris, in which they
declare they will not recognize anybody but
Arab Bey, and demand his reinstatement
within twelve hours. After the expiration of
that term they viii not, they say, be responsible
for the maintenance of order. In the evening
the Notables, Ulemas and military officers held
meeting at the house of Sultan Pacha, where
the officers used even more violent language
than at the Palace. A regular vote for the
deposition of the Khedive was proposed, but
Notables and Ulemas unanimously opposed
such proceeding. It was finally decided to ask
the Khedive to retain Arab Bey as Minister of
War, and Sultan Pssha proceeded to the Pal
ace with that message. The Khedive abso-
lutely refused to grant the request. and added
that the Porte had telegraphed to him, con-
graduating him on his conduct, and on his
acceptance of the resignation of the ministry.
A later dispatch from Cairo, however, states
that at five o'clock in the evening all the
Ulemas of FL Azhar University, the whole
Chamber of Notables, many notabilities. a
deputation from the schools and body of
native merchants went 10 the paIace 70 pray
the Khedive to take back Arab Bey as Minis
ter Of War, because the army insisted on that
course and menaced them II the Khedive per-
sisted in refusing to reinstate him. In conse-
uuence of the reiterated entreaties of the rep
resentatives Of the people, the Khedive, desir-
Gus of the maintenance of order and tran
guilty in the country, has acceded to
their prayer by reinstating Arabi Bey.
The statement declares the situation
is unchanged and before he was restored
to power Arabi Bey gave assurance
to the diplomatic agents of Germany, Austria,
Italy and Russia, who declared they held him
responsible for public security. The Presi
dent Of the Council and other ministers have
not yet been appointed. The Khediye has
received telegram from the Grand Vizier at
Stamboul, announcing the immediate de-
parture for Egypt of the Turkish Commis-
| sion.