Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-02
FOREIGN FACTS.
Russia, italy and Auetria Taking .
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LATEST FROM ALL FOREIGN POINTS.
ImpOPtant RanOr.

Inportant Ransr.
BERLIN, August The refusal Of Italy
to cooperate with England In putting
down Arsbi Pasha, may Be taken - rep
resenting the attitude Of Germany and
Austria. High authorities ct Berlin assert
Russia Is about to quit her passive atti.
tude in favor Of one directly hostile 70 the
British pretentions In Egypt
BERLIN, August 1.-The attitude OF Rus
sia in regard to the Egyptian question IL
absorbing the attention OF the German
Government and deeply inAusncins Ii 90
ton towards England. II Is announced in
semi-official quarters that Bismarck has re.
ceived reliable information Of the most
positive character that Russia has decided
to adopt line OF policy In Egypt directly
hostile to England, which will become %
lively hostile in certain contingencies. The
announcement Is coupled with the inti-
nation that the Porte and Russia srs In
perfect accord. -. -
Tarktsh TrssDs 0siag - 1Wp9.
IoxDoS, August l.--Admiral esymour,it
10 understood, has been advised By the eov.
ernment that Turkey viii send troops -
Egypt and he has been instructed 70 ssess.
tain the moment any Turkish troops arrivs
in Egypt whether they will oct under EnS.
lish direction. II the answer 70 IN the q.
frmative and the Admiral is satisfsd Of its
properly arranged under English direction.
II the answer is not In the Affirmative, or
II being %, the Admiral 10 not satished OF
its sincerity, he 10 instructed without op-
ton tn forbid their entering Egypt, and
to take all necessary steps TO see that they
return to Turkey. The government haa
received by way Of Berlin proof positive
that Turkey means to occupy Egypt on its
own account
CoNsrASrINoPLE, August l-AccordinG
to intelligence received from diplomatic
sources, the action OF Russia 10 due to the
personal initiation OF the Gar Alexander.
who is dissatisfied with the inpependcnt
attitude OF England, and with Gladstone's
reported declaration that England. under
certain circumstances, would undertake
the task OF restoring order In Egypt.
AZ Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, August l.-Fears In regard
to the failure Of the water supply have
subsided.
The number Of Christians murdered at
Dananhour, Tantah and Mihalla, Is now
estimated at $50.
apprehensions. The natives who remained
are incendiaries, and the majority Of those
who have returned are looters, looking
after their concealed plunder. II Is impos-
sible TO mistake the bitterly hostile att.
tude OF this class and Of the native police. .
The Khediye has dispatched Q native
emissary to the camp Of Arabi Pacha for
the purpose OF procuring the release OF
Midshipman DeChair.
ALEXANDRIA, August THE Governor Of
Assioat, with two thousand men. 10 hold
ing the town for the Khedive. Assioat is
the capital and the largest city In upper
Egypt II Is the most important military
station south OF Cairo and controls the
communication with Darfour and SenAar.
A rebel official telegram says Midship.
man Drehar was taken before Arabl Pasha,
who ordered HIM sent TO Cairo, and he will
lodged there, and been allowed 10 write 70
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England's Posttios.
IospoN. August 1.-The Times says:
The time Is gone by when Turkey could Be
allowed 10 take the whole matter into her
own hands. II Turkey goes 10 Egypt she
must not 20 rs the ally, but a. the subor-
dinate OF England
MAscHEsrER, August IA London cor.
respondent of the Guardian says he under.
stands that II the Turkish expedition starts
without the Sultan first complying with
the conditions demanded by England, Ad.
miral Seymour will be ordered to conducs
II back again.
CoxsrAsrrKoPLE. August The Porte
has becn informed thst Admiral seymour
called upon the Governor of Port Bald, yes.
terday. TO state u be Was m ,hhsrent o.
the Governor referred Seymour TO the Ports.
Must - OstlaWed.
Lospou, August l.-Dilke, Under por.
eign secretary, stated on the hoor, The Nus.
sian delegate had been ordered 70 relo,n
tho conference OF the powers. All The grest
powers. hs sdded, agree in asking the fo0s
that Aribi Pssha 10 proclaimed rsosl
EaGIss1.
Lorpor, Angus. ,.-n.:.::s n:.:s { Arc on Che
steamship GeIlert, the cabin pa.senesf, rs-
msinSd drawn up on The. deck. awaiting
orders. Most OF the steeraEs peessnRsf!!
were Polish Jews. who bowled and screamed
horribly The coufSs OF The vsssel W.
changed % O. 10 bring -hsr into the most
freqnented track Of the shipping. When
the deck was cut the iron was found 70 be
red hot. II the fire hsd continued . few
moments longer IL must have communi.
Gated with the state rooms and 70 Q largs
quantity Of rosin, when IL would have been
mpossible TO save the ship.
LONDON, August IA Telegram from the
rebel sources at Cairo, states the rsbsl
government u maintaining refugees from
Alexandria Native journals comment
favorsbly upon John Brights resignation
from the Bfitifh Cabinet
In the Commons, last evening. the GOV
eminent consented. after long discussion
10 modify Hartipgton's motion approving
the dispatch TO Egypt Of ., 900 Indian troop,
with reserve OF q BOO men, 20 ~ to leave
the question Of charging the cost OF the ef
peditlon on the Indian finances open To-
future discussion.
II 10 stated the government IL nesotist
ing TO lay cable from Alexandria 70 Por'
The Daily News considers Enslsnd must
in common prudence, prevent the Turkisl
troops from landing In Egypt
DUBfIs, August THE second battalion
| OF Cold Stream Guards have embarked 10
Egypt.
iment has embarked for EgypG
InAis - Help BssP ~ va kspeess
IOsDor, August i'-Ino k1ouss o. Som
mons, By vote OF $40 % ., agrstd lss
night TO the proposition tbst de exIsnse
| Of The empIoynent Of Idiaa tsoopeio kUp
bs deirsyed fron The Indiaa fsvsnut, an
\ tbst The Indisn excnsqusf bess doe pm
portion Of the expenses of the NUpds
campsfp. g
DeLssssps 1EytaG - oeose Dedssee1J
ALExAspnfA, August L-DelAsssps pal
fishes on behalf d the eanal ooopeoy
declaration issued By . great nunber
Bedouin chiefs thst thsy viii destFeT q
canal unless The Bhtish rstite Iron ths o
cupstion Of Egypt
geasisg - U1sAstag - ~ Cssv'
| ALExASpliA. August 1.-The sisussaon
on The verKe of the tsfdbIe. LAfP bodA
of vell-sSmed mounted Bedoains be-.
come In from the country and decen W!
the spparsnt purpose of suSrooooiae y
city. fhers movemshts sse weil nonaOl
and indicate good military concert a -
iciy feeling exists In the city. 1he peop
believe all The natives IN ths ely - go
sdbsreuts Of ArahL md swsittnS = g
| portunity Of IN upfisinG. ~ An0uk
forfs are bombardsd to1sy - Afsot0 q
dsou make refistsncs su1etsnt % comp
ths British 70 depIs4s ~ -. Otee1c r