Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-20
FOREIGN EVENTS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rus KxCoRD-usIos.l
Advices from Egypt.

CAIRO, September l9sh.-Abdallsh Pasha
has surrendered.
ALEXANDRIA, September 19sh.-A troop of
Indian cavalry leaves Cairo to-day for the
purpose of escorting the Khedive from Alex.
andris to Cairo on Thursday. The Ministry
OF the Interior will be transferred to Cairo
tomorrow.
From 10 o'clock Monday morning until
iato in the afternoon bodies Of infantry, cav.
airy and artillery continued to pour in from
i Aboukir and surrender their arms. Many
more are to come. The ironclsds Minotaur,
Sultan, Inconstant and Achilles, and the gun.
boats Falcon and Condor. sailed eastward
this morning, and are now anchored off the
Aboukir forts. These will be occupied by
| Sailors and marines. Altogether %, 900 from
various parts have made submission at
kafr -el-Dwar. The telegraph censorship has
been abolished
ZAGAz1G, September 10 h. - The entire
population of this part of the country have
returned to their homes, and are working in
| the fields. Every home and howell floats
| white flag. The iorbearance of the corauer.
ing army produced a most wholesome effect.
All the native property was left untouched.
| LONDON. September 19th.-The Times IN.
derstsnds that the British Consul General at
| Alexan 1ris has been directed to inform the
| Khediye that no capital sentence passed on
| without the consent of Great Britain. Steps
will be taken to obtain the services of compe.
| tent English barriste-s to defend Arab Pasha
and the other leaders of the revolt.
CAIRO, September 19ih.-A large body of
Egyptian infantry, with four batteries, sup
posed to be from Sslibiyeb, appeared at Fa.
kab and surrendered to q battalion of High.
landers.
The Cars Coronation.
ST. PETERSBURG, September I9sh.-The
Car starts for Moscow to-night-most prob.
ably for the. coronation. All private tele.
graphic service and railway traffic in the
direction of Moscow will be suspended until
his arrival there, and $4,000 troops will be
stationed along the line as far as Moscow.
Absolute secresy is maintained in regard to
the actual date of the coronation.
Respite Refused.
DUBLIN, September 19sh.-Earl Spencer
declines to respite Patrick Walsh, under sem
tencs to be hanged Friday for the murder of
Martin Lyden.
Cholera Deaths.
MANILA, September 19th.-There were SO
| deaths from cholera to-day, and 12l in the
vicinity of town.
Violent wInd-storm.
NEwBURGH (Ont.), September 19sh.-A
terrific storm occurred here this afternoon,
Buildings were unroofed or blown down, trees
uprooted and fences demolished.
Proposed New Cable.
LISBON, September l9th.-A contract has
been signed TOR laying cable between Lisbon
and the United States, touching at the
Azores.
Escape from Shipwreck.
LONDON, September l9sh.-A telegram
from Sir Henry Gore Booth, dated Hammer
fest, September 16sb, states that his vessel,
the Kara, met with ice August 12sh, and was
subsequently driven ashore on Fern Island
She hoated September "a, unipjured. and
sailed southwark.
Two Girls Drowned.
WYoNING (Ont.l, September 19th.-A boy
driving buggy to-day containing two daugE-
tiers of L. McLauns, drove into q creek to
water the horses, and tie girls were drowned.
Twenty Persons Killed.
BERLIN, September 19th.-An explosion of
hre-damp in a mine near Dortmund killed
twenty persons.
Day or Thanksgiving.
LONDON, September 19sh. - The Arch.
bishop OF York has issued an invitation to
the clergy to observe next Sunday as a day of
thanksgiving, snd publishes a special service
for the occasion.
Quick Passage.
QUEENSTOWN, September l9sh.-The Alaska
arrived to-day from New York. Size made
the trip in days, Is hours and 10 minutes.
Ejeetment DEGREES by Wholesale.
DUBLIN, September 19th.-At Sevinford,
County Mayo. 1000 ejectment DEGREES are
posted at the Court house, at the suit of Lord
Dillon. No rent has been paid on Lord Dill.
Ions estate.
The Steamer Asia Disaster.
CoLLINGwooD tOnt.) September 19sh.-
On the fated steamer Asia were some thirty
lsborers for French river also. Captain j.
w. Savage first mate, John McDermid sec.
ond mate, A. McNab; wheelsmeu, NJ. Da.
Wis and G. Mckay; Waterman, Joseph
Smith deck hands, John McIlroy, James
Nolan. William Stanten and o. Innes; first
engineer, j. J. Bruce ; second engineer, Nj.
Wiulover; fremen, Degroot and James
Lamb; steward, Stephen Carter; walters,
Isaac Bennett, A. Watt and I. Lawrence
porters, r. Walker and +. Hill ladies' maid,
Mrs. Waters ; cooks. William Jackson and
j. j.. jackson /; purser, John McDougal
and twenty.seven to thirty passengers
A Toronto special says: 1t is stated that
the Asia was running without 8 license. She
applied for license, but the Inspector re.
fused unless more life.preservers and life.
boats were carried.
Mexican National Railway.
MONTEREY, September 19sh.-The Next
can National Railway was yesterday accepted
by the engineers of the Mexican Govern.
ment, and municipal bali was given in the
evening to celebrate the completion of tie
line.