The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-08-13
DECLARING ARAB A REBEL.
THE SULTAN MAKING an ADDITION
TO HIS PROCLAMATION.
Warning Arab that In Resisting he Acts
Contrary to tho Precopts OF tho Koran
Bismnrck to Take Part In the Fight.


Contrary to tho Frecepts Of tho Koran
Bismnrck 10 Take no Part in the Fight.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Aug. 12.-Slr Alfred San
olson. Secretary to the British Legation to-day
visited tho Porto and the palace for the purpose
OF arranging the final details Of the proclama-
tion against Arab Pasha and tho military con-
vention. the conference having left both mat
ters to be arranged between England and Tur-
key The Sultan has directed that an addition
to the proclamation BIO made. declaring Arab
Pasha rebel unless no shall submit on the
ground that In resisting Arab acts contrary TO
the lprecepts Of the Koran. Importance ia at
tached to this express mention OF the Koran
against Arab.
The Turkish delegates to tho conference
have informed Lord Dufferin. British Ambas-
sador. that no troops will be landed in Egypt
until tho arrival Of the Turkish Special Com
missioners. What Lord Dufferin insists upon.
In order to SECURE harmony OF action, is that
no movements Of the Turkish troops when they
prSSlimtinsTy consent q Gen. .Woiseeyi, -,
terms 'bS isanss
tary convention, and Lord. Granville. sent a
spy acso 1S them Deryssh P P tp s
international commission to consider meas
commission will perform functions similar to
BEnI Ii sn Aug iaThe p Sen.y5sn an ooial
II tSSs ess Se cssS win & s Other
ers by PRraysing or coanteraetpE shcir policy
has neither the wish nor the right to play The
q, mandate to England to act ON the Nile, nor
binder her from doing what she may think
OF Germany have not been menaced. II they
are menaced hereafter. she will have plenty Of
to take ssr @ Her 0y ain
article says Avg the sr n c Arab @ea sps
account for their misdeeds. we shall have to
make sure that difficulty may not recur in q
new form. Egypt will be in our hands. 1t will
and leave events TO take their. own course. This
| is the resolve of England and when 1t becomes
powers Tor a result. the Concert of Europe viii
be invoked in a sense very different from that
The transport Calabria with Gen. Sir Garnet
W WoIIssey on board has arrived at Malta Gen
voyage to Alexandria this afternoon, and b due
second Sa TIE sy With
Royal Irish Fusieers. and the transport
France. with a battalion OF the Highland Light
infRsntry have passed Gibraltar on their way
olLoNDoS; Aug. ia speoial despasseeh tee the
2Ssse from AlsXHndri" says The Scots
| Saturday and marched to Ramleh Thou
sands OF Arabs collected along the line
the Of %seh The
| ans regret their having to meet euch nm un-
worthy foe. as II is believed that many must
fall victims to the Remington rifles Of Arab
Pashas troops who are now intrenched In such
a strong position"
PARIS. Aug. 12.-France has now accepted
under certain reservations. the proposal for
| collective protection Of the Suez Canal.
MADRID Aug. lathe Spanish corvette Tor
| nadO, which arrived at Alexandria Yesterday
| will so to Port Said replacing the frgate Car
men. Subsequently tho Tornado and Consuele
will proceed to lsmailia to protect Spanish mer-
| chant vessels traversing the Suez Canal The
| frigate SaragoSsa will remain at Port Said. and
the Carmen will return to Alexandria. Should
| the anti Christian agitation in Syria continue,
the latter will proceed to the Levant. Tho
Maria Demolina has left the Philippine Islands
| TO the canal