Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
WHAT QUIZ BRETHREN ABE DO
ING ACROSS TIE DEEP
BLUE SEA.
EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. N..-The Man
chester and Derb yshire regiments
have been ordered to prepare to re-em-
bark for India.
CAIRO. Sept. 27.-The Ministers met
in council to-day and agreed upon the
wording of the three DEGREES which the
Khediye will sign tomorrow.
The first decree institutes a special
commission for the prosecution of all
acts of rebellion committed by the mill
tary or civilians.
The commission will consist of nine
members, and will be under the presi-
dency of Ismail Bey.
The second orders that q court mar
tial with eight members, Reout Pasha
presiding, shall be held In Cairo, and
that it shall give judgment according to
the military code, without appeal, in
all cases submitted by the above named
commission.
The third directs the assembling. In
Alexandria of another court'marJial TO
try all cases submitted by the tribunals
recently appointed in Alexandria and
Tantah.
The proceedings of both courts'ma
tial will be public, and the accused Will
be permitted to employ counsel. The
Khedive will shortly issue q decree
granting amnesty to all officers, from
captains downward, engaged in the
late rebellion, excepting those who di-
rectly participated in the riots or join
ed the army since the beginning OF the
campaign.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 27,-'iThe Right Hon.
Henry Fawcett, Postm aster General,
speaking at Hackney, said:
England has no selfish object. Her
chief con ncern is to secure to the Egyp-
tiaus the best government ana the great
est amount of liberty possible. The
abuses connected with the late control
will be avoided in future The Egyp-
tians will not have to submit to the in
Justice of an unduly large part OF their
revenues being appropriated by foreign
officials"
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-At the New
market first October meeting to-day,
the race for the Great Eastern Raj lW aI
Handicap was won by Mr.. +. Lori
llard's Aranza. Sir u. CheSwyndL
Hornpipe was second, and Mr.. Mr.. L
Fetherstonhaugh' War Horn third.
The citing against Aranza at th
start was 20 TO /. She won by 81.
lengths. War Horn was d bad THIRD
Aranza WIS ridden by Martin,
In consequence Of the victory OF IN
American horse Arauz4 to-day in thu
r; 70 for the Great Eastern Railwa,
handicap, Mr.. 2. LUrillard's Sacher
and Mr.. Keene's BoJkmaker now hea
the quotations In the betting on tn
race for the Cambridgeship Stakes,
\ run at New Market next month,
to being offered againsteach OF then
I FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The correspond
f eut of the Times at Paris telegraph
0 that, while the Jeromist section OF Tn
' BoJapartists we're holding meeting
D deuounce the newspapers Pays an
| Petit Caporal, the oppoaition secti9n, {
| tha ,,a-Ly E~-Cou AN entrance lnCo w
. hall where they were assembled. ~
t yolyers and sword canes were ul'
9 played, and number of assaults wei
}, lcommitted. The JerOmists declare tbS
u the recent duel between M. Dichart
l. editor of the Petit Caporal, and M c
# Massas, editor of the Combat, In whlc
e the latter was killed, was virtual
an assassination. The teud betWee
the two sections is becoming very II
tense.
The Republicans are delighted
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