The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-16
senator iioar Explains TO His Massachrs
setts Constituency His Reasons
for Voting for the River
aud Ilarbor Bill.
Ahairs In Egypt in Quicseent State.
the "Masterly Inactivity,
Still Prevailing.
VComell's Statue Unveiled at Dublin
in the Presence of an
Immense Throng.
That Yellow Fever Patient at New
Orleans Dies.
Proceedings in the Garland Trial
Yesterday.
Other Events Of Yesterday.


Foreign
LONDON, August l5.--The Daily Telo-
graph has the following dispatch from Con-
stantinople: Several OF the stipulations pro-
posed in the military convention are con.
sidered unacceptable. Turkeys proc
lamation against Arab Pasha will
not be issued until the convention is
signed. The session Of the conference TO.
day was exclusively occupied with the con.
sideration of the proposal of Count Corti.
Italian ambassador, for collective police
supervision of the Suez canal, which was
finally agreed TO- as temporary
measure, with modification submitted by
Lord Dulierin, British ambassador, permit
ting the landing of troops, The proposition
was then embodied in-the protocol. Tur.
keys obJechon to the military
convention was not brought forward
by Said Pasha. FL Jawab states
that Arab Pasha has already been senic
officially acquainted with the terms OF the
proclamation declaring him rebel. He
has been informed that the sultan would
grant him free pardon should he make sub
mission, but that if he refuses. strong meas
ures shall be taken to enforce his obedience.
Cheriis have condemned the acts of Arab
Pasha as contrary TO the interests of Islam.
Cetawayo had a long interview at the
colonial office to-day with the earl Of Kim
berly, 1t is believed in connection with his
restoration to his throne. Hon. Evelyn
Ashby, under colonial secretary. in
the house oil commons this afterl ool suited
that the government had determined 10
consider the possibility of Cetewayo's par.
| tial restoration with proper safeguards. He
said that no portion of Zululand wonll no
| annexed to Great Britain.
dispatch from Alexandria staten NJ,
DE Lesseps is impeding the LAYING OF
the telegraph line between Port Said
and Suez, and that the operations have
consequently been suspended. Hospital
arrangements are so complete that II a
fourth Of the British in Egypt should be.
come inyalided, there would be ample med.
| ical accommodation for them.
1t has been decided to send small bal.
loon corps to Alexandria
The correspondent OF the Times at Berlin
says: 1t is feared the Russian cabinet in
tends TO take advantage OF the present
troubles in Egypt to renew some old claims
| which were rejected by the Berlin congress.
! Professor William Stanley ]. Evans,
philosopher and professor of political econo-
my, has been drowned to-day while bath
| ing at Be-hill
| A dispatch received dated Alexandria
| 0:30 tins evening, says: The transport
Calabria, with General Sir Garnet Wolseley
and the Household Cavalry on board, has
Just arrived here, all well.
A dispatch to the Central News from
Alexandria, states that the sultan to.day Y
peremptorily ordered Arab Pasha to lay
| down his arms. If he refuses the sultan
VIII leave him to be dealt with by the
English. Two regiments of Highlanders
| the Derbyshire regiment and Horse Guards
are just about to march through the city.
The steamer Catalonia, with the West Kent
regiment, has arrived.
The News dispatch from ConstantInople
says: It's understood that divergence
| OF views exists between the porte and Lord
Duiierin, who desires q plain and simple
proclamation in Turkish and Arabic that
Arab Pasha is not cherif but an ambi-
tious and lawless adventurer. England in.
slsts upon commanding the Turkish troops.
1t is stated that the question will be
| brought before the conference.
y correspondent of the News at Paris
says There is talk of disturbance between
| France and Madagascar. The queen OF
Madagascar has prohibited the sale OF
land to French colonists, contrary TO the
treaty of 1860, The French consul
has been forced to strike his tag and seek
refuge at Tamarid. A French naval dc.
monstration is expected.
The Times this morning says the Prince
OF Wales, on account OF the condition of
| his heath, has been urged by medical ad-
| visers to drink waters at Agerman bath,
ALEXANDRIA, August l5.--Two decrees OF
the khedive were promulgated To-Day, one
authorizing the British admiral and com
| mandcr OF the forces to occupy such points
in Suez as they consider useful for military
operations against the rebels and
inviting the Egyptian authorities 10
acquaint theinhabitants, particularly canal
employees, with the decree. The other
authorizes British authorities to prevent
imports of coal and munitions Of war along
the coast between Alexandria and Port
said, and in event OF disobedience of the
order to seize the prohibited. ARTICLES.
Natives from kafr.el-Dwar report that
Arab Pasha on Sunday called n meeting
the ullmas and obtained irom.them fetwa
deposing the sultan, and naming the cher
III Of Mecca as caliph. Arabi they also
say, is organizing the Bedouins and has APP
pointed commanders for those at Char.
kies and at Garbick, in upper Egypt.
On account Of report that regulars, as
well as Bedouins, were in the neighborhood
Of kafr.el.Dwar Major.General Allison
has reinforced the British rost by dctsch-
m0nt OF iilKnIunuers anu some marine ar
tillery Colonel Girard. of the mounted In.
fsntry, rode before daybreak to-day
on q reconnaissance to within half n mile OF
the enemy's second line. The reconnoi.
tering party was pursued by horscmen, of
whom II succeeded ia killing several.
Colonel CHAD states that he accomplished
the object Of his reconnaissance.
DrnLIy, August l5,-The opening Of the
exhibition and unveiling of the statue of
Daniel 0'Connell took place here to-day.
Good order an1 regularity were
kept by the mounted marshals all
along the route. The O'Connell statue
was unveiled by Lord Mayor Dawson IN
the presence Of Mcssrs. larnell, Dillon,
Davitt, and Gray and a crowd estimated at
10000 Tho greatest enthusiam pre.
vailed. Lord Mayor Dawson accepting thu
statue for the Irish people, said their
struggle was not over and their Efforts
would still be obstructcd. They must en-.
deavor to forget the melancholy nast and
LOOK ior glory IN the future in the hop,
that Ireland, nova province, would once
more become q nation.
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WAsuixaToS, August l5.-When the