, 1882-08-05

The Paris correspondent or the lines"
tplegraphS that the second war credit was
rejected by II majority who were neither
for nor against intervention, their future
action being dependent upon VI. de Frey
en- It demanding the vote of conf leICe.
Intelligence from Alexandria announces
that Admiral Seymour has written 70 the
Khrdive to the effect til IT England has no
intention of como Iering E2yrt.
It il reported tn 1t a British Gunb0at
has entered the Suez Canal without pay
ing the tolls, against which NJ. de LeSSepS
Is strongly protesting.
A Paris dispatch reports that VI Leon
Say declares the conversion of the five
per cent renteS to be now impossible.
New York, July 20th-Telegraph advi-
cPS from Alexandria announce that Arab
BeY with ten Of his officers, Offers to re-
tire to u Syrian Monastery provided the
Khpdive guarantees the security of their
rank and pay.
The European residents of Alexandria
are deprecating the l~eniency shown by the
English to the criminals concerned in the
recent atrocities committed in that city.
In the British House of Lords Earl Gran.
Vile confirmed the report that Arab Bey
desires to npgOc late terms, and in the
course of his remarks stated that nothing
would be allowed to interfere with the
pre- sent war preparations.
The London Daily News publishes q
letter charging NJ. de LeSseps with ere
ating trouble by his Interference with re-
ference to the Suez Canal.
Dispatches from ~Constantinople reports
that the Sublime Porte has consented to
send troops to Egypt.
The European powers, however, deman-
ded a declaration from the Sultan pro-
claiming Arab Bpy q rebel.
New York, 3lSt July-Telegraphic des-
patches from Paris announce that a lead
ing article appearing in the journal des
Dehats" asserts that England will not re-
establish order in Egypt gratuitously.
The Chambers nave refused to pass the
second war credit asked for by NJ. de Frey
Gin t, wI4raupOn the latter apDe lad pc
SOnallY for a vote of confidence III the go
yernment. which however was rejected by
a majority Of three hundred and seventy
five. The Ministers have been requcS el to
retain their portfolios Until the formation
of Il new Cabinet, =
The crisis row stops all movements Of
the French fleet and troops in connection
with Egyptian affairs.
AdviceS from Manchester nnOumce that
even extreme Radicals Of that city are
urging that England shO1ld establish q
prntectorate in Egypt, on account of the
great cotton interest that exists between
England and that country.
Intelligence from st. Petersburg reports
that Russia has withdrawn from the pro-
iected European Conference.
CoDstantinOple news states that the Porte
refuses to ~acquieSce in the demand of the
European Powers to declare Arab Bey q
rebel.
At a meeting composed of all sects of
religion in Cairo resolutions we're passed
supporting Arab Bey.
The "London Daily News publishes
a letter which sharply c~rlticizes NJ. de
Lesseps for intermedlling in matters con-.
nected with the SueZ Canal during the
present crisis.
The usually hostile American Press con-
slider that NJ. de LessepS is showing him.
self mindful of the interests of the Canal.
New York 31St July.
Flour #9 brl. St. ] lawrence brand, $6.40
Meal best R~randywine, p brl S43 to E.
New Seasons Pork per brl S21.57
Heavy Mess Pork }P brl. $31.
cru,n CRYSTALS " ID q to Sc.
''e"' Fair to good refining y NH to !.
English Islands MOlaSSeS y gal 40 to 44c.
Exchange, New YORK & London, 4.552
London 3lst July.
Demerara Crystals 81 Ga. 81.
c. Muscovado y cwt. 20 I9S. 81
0"e"I Clayed Havana, No. Il. Ell IS 81.
a10at.
Dpmerara Rum p gallon, Is 9d.
Trinidad ocoa p cvt. Ell. Is Cd.
COnSOls 90 to /