New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
WHAT Is DOING ABROAD.
,p,p,cu. FyILED FOR LIFE.

AR
-,v x,IrprvE CoMMUrEs THE DEATH sENthNOh
sDh n,-ro.cEs IN pUBuN-AFFAIRs IN IUR-
,.vrAuugE IN IIvERPOoL-sPANlsh roiA
TICS. .o,,ont
Tn accordance with previous arrange'iicn'
Arob Pacha yesterday, before the court MAJ MAJ
81 nloaded guilty to the charge OF arIhe"
.nhaliion and was sentenced to death. ouo-
.oanontlv. however, the Khedive commuted
.ontonca to exile for life. The Dublin
outborities are said to be of the OPINION 'ilaV
the recent outrages were arranged IN hoh'.o"
and New-YOrk. Said Pacha mas peen io."
stated as president of the Council OF lurAiSn
Ministers. The failure of firm OF IRON anu
tin-nlote merchants in Liverpool, whose Ia
h;Iities are said TO be f250,000, is announced
Senior Sagasta has given his views on SpaniSn
polilics and the policy of the Government
THE DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED
u.,,. ,,.,v, ~ THE CoURT-ARABI PACHAs MANNER
C.,po Dec 2 1t Is announced that the prosec"
committee Yesterday decided to abandon an '"o
obor,os against ArabI Pacha, eXcept tnaV % CT a.
rohellion. The committee communicate 10
o;sion 20 MIR. Broadlcy ArabPs COUNSEL "ho o,
ontad ,he accused man being commute" to ''i"
hotore ,be court-mar;ial without proloue'ns '"0
,,rl,roi,orv proceedings The charges "h'o" "o,G
framed under the Ottoman codes "eIe 'n"' 80
,cvotod and refused TO obey orders TO cease 'u IT,
vot and that in violation OF the OIueIS u 'A'0
dive he refused TO disband the army
Aroj was arraigned at a. H. to-day III '"c nan "
.,an,5D;,ro building. Raouf Pacha, Ex-Governor OF
a. sedan presided Sir Charles Wilson watchcdthe
~. IN lebalf of Great Britain, but no counsel was
osept for the Egyptian Government. Arao occu-
,ied seat behind Mr.. BrOadley ana Lord Napier
and was the only prisoner present. Inc iles'u'n'
,ad tbc charges and asked the prisoner whether ho
,yould plead guilty. Arab handed certain papers
.ovr Rroadlev. who thercupOn arose ana state1
that the prisoner had youhtalyi aided anu iai InIfv
snce with the advice of his counsel, plcaueu euoi
There were few persons present. and these We're az
most exclusively Europeans. Inc proceedings W.
Cuuied five minutes only. , . -. q - -,
Raouf Pacha read the sentence, declaring IldU
Arab having pleaded gully 'he Ge"th eur TLe 6e
dive subsequently commuted the sentence 10 eAlic
for lie 1t Is believed that AraDl VIII Ie,dlo ~
some part of the British domlnlohs' Ills u'Aie"H0
before the court was dIgnitcd. f
LONDON. Dec. 4.-lhe Cairo correspondent 90. ol
TLc Daily Necs telegraphs that the couHsel ioL te
delence stipulated that the other cDlel pIl;onTTio
should participate III the compromise eHcc'o" III 'N0
case Of Arab PdCla. . a,,., .bo+
The decree committing the sentence SAYS 1nat &c
Arapi will DE amenable to the sentence OF qcdth IL
he RENTERS EgyDt or Its dependencies. IL Is re,
ported that Arab viii be sent TO the cape oI Oooo
Hope.
RESULTS OF TIE OUIRAGES IN DUBLIN.
DuRIIN Dec 3-Ihe four men who were arrested
Yesterday OF suspicion of beng concerned in the
attack upon Dennis Field have been discharged.
Que of them, hamed Martin, was identified by
htt.o girl as one of the engaged IN the assault
but as she was not acquainted with the nature ol an
oath her evioence was not available to convict
h!m Field is out of danger.
The authorities, it is reported have good reason
10 believe that the recent dcsp rate outrages were
alTang ed 81 LONDON and NeW-lUrk.