Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-03


CoNsrANTINOPLK, Dec. 2.-Maho me-
Pasha, convicted of conspiracy aRains
tho Sultan, has been sentenced to exil,
in DaQhestan.
The Next Victim.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Healy, NJ. p, whom
the Government cOntemplates prOs-
eouting for a speech at Carlow, has eons
to Dublin.
Duel shat On.
PARIS, Dec. "A duel arranged be
tween Andrunz, who wounded Laurent,
editor of the Paris in a duel yesterday.
and Marlene, a wr,te. Cor tho Paris has
been abandoned.
Emlgrants fer Canada.
LONDON, Dec. "a Parliamentary 70.
turn has been received, containing thu
recommendation of the COMMITTEES an.
pointed by Earl Spencer to regulate
emigration under the Emigration CLAUSE
Of the Land Act. The commissioner
recommend emigrants be principally
sent 10 Canada.
A Farce or q Trial.
CAIBo, Dec. 2.-Although secresy il
observed by officials in regard to the
court martial, it certainly will be sum.
moned tomorrow. In consequence of
An understanding between Dutferin, the
Egyptian government and counsel fol
defence, the proceedings will be q mere
formality, and occupy only q day, az
both the form of procedure and iudR-
ment already have been arranged. Bo-
rille Bey has withdrawn from the pros
eCutiOn.
DolnGs I'm Commons.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-During the session
OF Commens today letter from VOLS
Icy was read acknowledging on behalf
OF tie army the vote of thanks passed
by Parliament for its ssryioes in Egypt.
A proclamation, signed by the Lord
Lieutenant, has been issued prohibiting
meetings on behalf of the Irish National
League, which were to have been held at
Limerick tomorrow, and at which it
was announced Davitt would speak.
Parliament was prorogued today.
The Queens closing speech Gays: The
relations with foreign powers are still
amioable, despite the failure of the
French Commercial Treaty. English
and Indian troops in Egypt; were
thanked. Her obligations in Egypt had
been increased b. recent events. Sbe
will endeav0r to maintain her inter-
engagements; uphold her pres
tiRe, and promote the happiness of her
people; avoid measures tending to dis
turb the quiet of the East; believes her
aims will be approved by the powers,
and revenue decreased, but for the
gratifying reasen of the diminution on
and anticipates some parts
Of Ireland are panied at the assassina-
tions in Dublin.
Omclal Changed.
CoNsrANTINopLE, Dec. 2.-Raleb Pa
aha has been appointed Minister Of Ma
rine, and Osman Pasha, present Minis
ter OF War, commander of the army.
A Public Trial.
CAIRo, Dec. IA COurt-martial, to
Try Arabi Pasha and other rebel leaders,
DOnvenes tomorrow, and the general
public will be admitted.
An Independent Chap.
MADRID, Dec. 2.-The Liberale pub
lishes letter from the Marquis Of Sar-
a0neal, an influential member Of tho
MOnarChial Democrats, declining TO 40
,ept the program Of Marshal Serrano,
unless the articles limiting tho Kings
prerogative are entirely suppressed.
or Safely.
LmBoN, Dec. 2.-The United States
steamer Nipsio, which ran aGround,
dosted and proceeded on her way.
A Supposed Murder.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2.-Martin, government
printer, arrested recently for completely
n the Dorset street tragedy, was rear
.ested on suspicion Of the murder Of
Detective Cox.
The police have recsived extra pay
rom Parliament.
Sixty thousand persons applied to the
,ank commissioner for the benefits Of
he arrears Of rent act.
The Desi9ninG French.
PANS, Dec. 2.-The cabinet council
discussed the foreign policy Of the gov
today. Duclerc made Q oom-
respecting the negotiations
With England in relation to
he rupture between France and 0adA-
Iascar. The ambassadors were notified
hat the government would make ito
lights respected BY the Sakalvas, the
ribe which had placed itself under
French protection.
Weasel and an Hands Lest,
PICrou, Dec. .. The schooner 81. Fol-
Eer, from Cleveland for Brookville, With
Ioal, went ashore at Salmon Point rest
N Thursday night. The crew, eight
nen, were lost. A body supposed to b
hat Of the captain, washed aahore TO-
lay. The Fol9sr was . large three
nasted schooner. owned by Dennis 4
sllis,. of Cape Vincent, New York.