The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Mr.. Hale Endeavors to Get the Naval
Appropriation Bill Taken up
to Facilitate Adjourn.
ment.
Resolution Pertaining to the Tariff
Commission Offered by Mr.. Van
Wyek- Little Work Done.
Prince Bismarck Regards Englaud's
Intervention in Egypt as the
Only Means of
Avoiding European Conflict Trade
has Revived in Alexandria.
Horrible Account of Indian Atrocities.
Washington Items.
Other Eve nts of Yesterday
Avoiding a European Conflict Trade
has Revived In Alexandria.
Horrible Account of Indian Atrocities.
Washington Items.
Other Eve ents of Ycsterda,
Foreign.
TO RESTORE ORDER.


TO RESTORE ORDER.
LONDON July 26.-The Daily News says
it is understood that England and France,
Monday, jointly invited Italy to participate
in the protection of the Suez canal, and
that 1t is probable that within the next
twenty-four hours Italy will be invited to
cooperate with Great Britain in restoring
order in Egypt.
ON THE SITUATION.
The Times in leading article SAYS
Neither as sovereign suzaraine nor under
any other title, will there be room for
the influence of the sultan in
Egypt after the representation of the SOW
erignty have been cynically thrown aside
in the honr of trial. The sultan may have
amused himself by forming new alliances
and complimenting his new allies with
decoration, but 1t remains to be seen
what help these sympathizers can or will
give to the porte. England, by acting, will
acquire and assert her right OF controlling
in the future the country she fayors Those
who object to that prospect have, even ut
the eleve nth hour, an opportunity of shar-
ing the labor and obtaining voice in the
determination of events but if England is
left to act alone in the management she
took when the situation was wholly differ
ent, their voice will be abrogated. We
must plainly show to the sultan and to the
powers that we intend to work thoroughly
to obtain control, and when that is done
Gladstone and his colleagues must yield to
the compulsion of events. Our command
| nd
VIII insure strong government under
English protection, and the ministry do
not hesitate in entering upon the path
which lays straight before them.
ARAB PAPER.
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph, from
Vienna, says Telegrams from Egypt
announce that an Arab paper, named
El Jehad, or the Holy War, has appeared
at Lantah
A dispatch to the News from Simla saws
AS reconstructed the expedition contains
less infantry but more cavalry than before
The object of reconstruction being 10
render it as mobile as possible.
coIie' londent OF the News nj Mainellies
says; The French marines will start for
Port Said on the 9th instant. A transport
Will follow with 600,0CJ litres of water
ALGERIA will furnish battalion of zouaves.
The house of commons again adjourned
without reaching division OH the motion
for credit for forces in Egypt.
dispatch to the st. James Gazette from
Constantinople says: A telegram was re-
ceived from Arab Pasha, depi ieciating the
dispatch of the Turkish troops to Egypt,
and declaring fidelity to Khalilat
dispatch to Reuters telegram COM
pany, from Constantinople says: Arab is
very popular among the Ulemos and lower
classes here. The Turks believe that il he
is defeated he will destroy the Carr
Join insnrgent in Soudon, and proclaim
the independence of upper Egypt
Some of the sultan's advisers
caused him to send force merely
to occupy Alexandria, while others propose
he dispatch of deputation of Ulemos to
induce Arab to lay down arms.
PRINCE BISMARCK.
1t is reported in diplomatic circles that
Prince Bismarck has instructed the German
representative to declare that Germany re-
CARDS England's intervention in Egypt a.
the only means of avoiding q European
conflict, and believes that when Egypt is
paciied the powers will demand a collective
settlement o! the Egyptian question.
-, The Daily News says: The statemen that
Turkey has consented to send troops to
Egypt is misleading. The porte has recog.
nized the appropriateness of the suggestion
to send troops, and now proposes to discuss
the condition under which they shall be
sent This process, carried out in accord.
ance with the Turkish notions ofdiploma.
cy might occupy six months.
telegram received here states that the
most Rev. Pope Feehan, archbishop of
! Chicago, will be elected cardinal at Tn,
next consistory.
A dispatch to the Times from Ramleh
states that the British have ruined the
railway embarkment at Ramleh us a pre
caution against night attack.
ORDERED TO EMBARK.
General orders have been issued for a
large portion of the extvaditionary force 10
embark. A company OF engineers and n
part OF the commissarate and transport
corps will leave tomorrow, the Househ old
+ cavalry on Saturday and troops from the
Mediterranean next week.
correspondent of Reuters telegraph
company, at Alexandria, telegraphs that
the khedive refuses to entertain the pro.
: position to extend amnesty to the principal
rebel officers with view of inducing them
. TO abandon their allegiance with arabi.
TRADE REvIvING.
Egyptian vessel Charkeh left here thi,
morning to take on board the garrison al
Aboukir, which has declared its loyalty tC
. the khedive, and to land party to spike
the guns on the works. She has not vet re-
turned. The garrison numbered 9, 900 men
Retail trade has revived somewhat in Alex
, andria. The centre of the great square 1.
filling with cafes and booths. The slow
, ness OF our military preparations daily
strengthens the position of Arab Pasha
, Leading Egyptians here declare that If 80,
/, 900 troops only arrive by the latter end o.
l August, Arab Pasha will meantime have
time to copsummate the ruin of the coun
try. Efforts are being made to circua,,
the khedivo's proclamation, declaring
Arab Pasha rebel, throughout Egypt by
the agency of Bedouin chiefs, but sever,
measures have been taken by Arab PasbT
against several influential chiefs, renderinr
livery difficult for the authorities to in
duoc them to undertake the mission. Tn,
enemy's patrols are very vigilant, 80 W,
get no authentic news of what Is happen
ing beyond the range Of our glasses. The
enemy's position, though strong, is much
larger and formidable than was Bores posi-
tion at Liungnesck.
APPARENT DIssEHsIoN.
PARIS. July 20.--rhe dissenson apparent
In the discussion in the chamber upon tbs
naval vote may result In serious resistance