Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
RATHER RETROSPECTIVE.

War News from Egypt Composed In {.
Largo Measure Of Rehashes of Last
Weeks Small Skirmish-fhe Porto Still
Philanderisg and the Conference Sun
Sittlng-A Ripple of Excitement Over an
AFmored Trsin-The Situation in s,atu
Quo All Arouud-Irlsh Items.
IN COMMONS.
LONDON, Aug. 7.-Gladstoue in the house
to-day said the government bad ascertained
that De Lesseps in protesting against the land.
ing of British troops on the property of the
Suez Canal company, acted solely as q private
individual. 1t was not thought necessary
therefore to take any steps regarding his So
called protests. The only matter to be CON.
sidered with advantage with regard 10 the
canal, he says, is the condition that it shall
remain open, which 1t Does
The under foreign secretary replying to va
rious questions, said no Turkish troops had
gone to Alexandria. Those who had been
dispatched go as far as Crete. Ne
PREVENTION in Egypt has not as yet reached
the stage enabling any statement to oe made
IN parliament. The conference will have no
control over England's action at Suez or at
any other point where British troops are in
operation by virtue OF the khedive's proposal.
The measures before the conference are only
PROPOSALS for the safety of the canal. Lord
is reached that it will be only temporary
incident to the present situation. No ulti-
matum has been sent to the sultan
The Times says it believes il represents the
matrred opinion of the nation In protesting
against the Turks being permitted to come to
Egypt, no matter what restrictions they may
ultimately consent to.
FROM THE FRONT.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Twenty Bedouns
have been arrested for pilfering at Ramleh.
The khedive has written Roghsb Pasha that
he considered 1t incumbent upon his govern.
ment to give notice without delay of its in
tention to indemnify sufferers from disorder at
Alexandria, without distinction to nationality,
In some manner compatible with the resources
of the country.
A TRUE BLUE FREsCHaAN.
PARIS, Aug. Louis Michael, addressing
socialist meeting last evening, spoke of
Arab Psshs as true Frenchman, with the
principles Of 1893, whom France ought to
support rather than combat.
FOR EGYPT.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. THE steamship
Italy, with the second half OF the seventh
dragon guards, sailed for Egypt to day.
MALTA, Aug. THE steamship Orient,
with Duke OF Connaught and Scots GU ards
on board, arrived on the way to Egypt.
MALTA, Aug. THE Spanish sloop of war
Tornado, arrived on Its way to Alexandria.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. Tt Is under
stood that the Turkish delegates will probably
present the conference with drafts of the proc
lamation against Arab Pasha and the mill
tary convention with England. At the sitting
to day the Turkish delegates accepted the
r,rnnpeiffnp IF tho in ifakin
TO the porte to intervene in Egypt. Said
Pasba said to Lord Dufierin that the porte
would Issue proclamation declaring Arab
q rebel. The porte has received intelligence
that Arab ordered the garrison and popula-
ton Of Ismalia to retire to Cairo. Twenty
five Frenchmen who have a special escort,
started. Arab Pasha ordered the garrisons
along The Suez canal to avoid conflicts with
the British.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. THE enemy is busy
burying their dead. Late on Sunday scouts
brought in the number of Egyptians killed at
$50. Eight spies were captured at Alexandria
Monday.
massacre of the 18th of June has been tried
and condemned to death.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1.-The rebels are en-
trenching between Aboukir and RamIeh and
on the western bank of the Mahmoudish
canal close to the point to which they were
Saturday. A train full OF rebels proceeded to
Mahalla junction this afternoon, intending TO
remain. A few rounds from the forty pound.
ers in Ramleh made them withdraw.
Another account says the armored train
proceeded towards Mahalla junction to-day.
On the way a similar train was seen advancing
from Arabi's position. The forty FOUNDER on
the British train landed shot exactly on his
train, which withdrew.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 7.-Admiral Seymour
does not intend to surrender the Egyptian
prisoners to the khediye. The gunboats Dee
and Don have arrived. Admiral Seymour has
a telegram from the queen inquiriHg about
the condition of the wounded in Saturdays
fight.
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET.
PARIS, Aug. THE new French cabinet is
officially announced as follows: Duclerc, pres.
ident of council and minister Of foreign az
fairs; FYallieres. minister of interior; Deville,
under secretary of interior; Deus, minister of
public instruction; Tierard, minister OF
finance; Gen. Billot, minister of war; Admiral
Jaureguebery, minister of marines; Cochey,
minister OF posts and telegraphs; Demasy,
minister Of agriculture; Pierre Legouand,
minister OF commerce and ad interim public
works.