Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-08-17

the resources OF the country.
CONVICTED OF TREASON.
Thos. Walsh, who has been on trial
at London, charged with seIzing arms and
ammunition at Clsrkwell, has been convicted
Of treason and felony In sending arms TO Ire
land, and has been sentenced to seven years
penal servitude.
DE LEssEPs' DECLARATION.
De Lesseps has sent telegram de-
claring that the whole Of Egypt has embraced
the cause of the national party aud the Eng
lish will find everywhere determined and in
teligent defense n check their enterprise, IL
possible.
BRITISH COMMERCE..
Returns issued by the Board of Trade
show that during July British imports in.
creased f2,50o,000 compared with the CORE
spending month OF last year. and the exports
increased f945,O00.
STILL ON A STRIKE.
The Irish constabulary were still on
strike August 9th and seemed determined to
hold out until Britain raised the pay. The
movement seems to be a united one through.
out the island.
A sCHKMING PAsHA
A dispatch from Paris says: "Ismail
Pasha, .x khedive Of Egypt, to whose enter
prise nearly all the modern portions of Cairo
and Alexandria were due, and who was de-
posed In 1879 by conference of the powers,
and then removed with his'harem and ES,0O0,.
900 cash to Naples, has arrived in Paris. It is
believed he Is intriguing for reinstatement
to power In Egypt. He refuses to- discuss
Egyptian matters with any one but his most
intimate friends. He is in company with the
POLITICIANS who are understood to be the Lows
gatherers and oracles Of Gambetta. II Is ru.
mored that Ismail, before leaving Naples, bad
thoroughly secured the sympathy Of Italian
statesmen with bis plans, whatever they are.
In Paris 1t Is believed the bold attitude Of ITALY
in insisting upon the restoration OF English
Intervention for the protection OF the Suez
canal Is mainly due to the influence OF Ismail.
SignOr Francisco Crispi is an old crony OF
Garibaldi and a pronounced supporter of
Ismail."
DECLARED REBEL.
The Khedive has issued a proclama-
ton declaring Arab rebel. He also condemns
the conduct Of the military leaders who are
aiding Arab.
TO BE RELIEVED BY MONEY.
The Lord Lieutenant visited con-
stabulary depot at Ponix Park Aug. 10th and
ADDRESSED the men. He referred TO the ire
proachable character which the consta bulary
had hitherto borne, and expressed the sincere
hope that nothing would occur 10 mar their
splendid reputation. He regretted the course
the men had adopted, and announced that
ElS0,C0O will be Immediately distributed and
Quired into. His Lordship was enthusiastic.
ally received, and the men expressed complete
confidence In his assurances.
EGYPTs FUTURE.
The London Times in a leading arti-
Gle says: When the army of Arab Pasha has
been dispersed, and its leaders brought to &C
count for their misdeeds, we shall have to make
sure difficulty may not recur IN new form.
Egypt will bs In our hands. 1t will not be
open to us to retire from the country and leave
events to take their own course. This Is the
resolve OF England, and when II becomes nee.
essary to sesure the sanction Of he other pow
ers for this result, the concert Of Europe will
be invoked In sense very different from that
with which we have lately been familiar.
THE EVIDENCE STRONG.
A dispatch from Jamaica announces
the arrival on that island OF westgate the
self. confessed murderer Of Lord Cavendish and
Burke, on bis way to England. The evidence
against him is said to be strong.
OPPOSING THE KORAN.
The Sultan of Turkey has announced
that, in addition to the proclamation be made
declaring Arab Pasha rebel, in resisting,
Arab acts contrary to the precepts OF the
Koran. Importance Is attached to this express
mention Of the Koran gaipst Arab.
FRANCE ACCEPTS.
France has now accepted, under GER
tain reservations, the proposal for collective
protection Of the Suez canal.