The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1882-07-08
WHAT IS GOING ON ABROAD,

dispatch from Alexandria, dated July 4,
says: Arab Pasha returns here from Cairo on
| Tuesday night. He expresses his intention of
fighting Turkey, England, and all Europe. He
says the peculiar construction of the forts will
enable him to repel the landing Of 20, CO0men."
The following very important discoveries
with regard to the Nihilist conspiracy have
been made by the Russian police:
1. The names of all persons through whom
the nihilists were in the habit of receiving funds
have now been ascertained. Among them are
the wife of a provincial governor three ladies
who arc landowners, the daughter of general
a Jewish capitalist doctor, well known
author, and s.. Petersburg journalist. The
funds We're collected in Russia chiefly by a
Georgian nihilist and were ostcnsibly meant
to tOme2t an instruction in the Caucasus.
The ldrgast portion OF the foreign subscriptions
were supplied by persons in London and Ber-
lin. 2. The police have full particulars of
. the members OF the central managing COM
mittee and its branches at Warsaw kieiI, Mos
cow, odessa, and Wilma. Several persons con-
nected with them are already under arrest. g.
list OF members who have joined the revolu-
tionary party since 1872, together with the
also said TO have been discovered The ramifi-
cations OF the conspiracy extend over eleven
governments. \ number of Poles are imr!i-
Gated. There are altogether $50 names on the
list IL was this group which supplied JeIia-
bofi, Sophie Pcrofisky and the other nihiJists
with money and published the three revou-
tionary organs. The celebrated Deutsch, who
was lately rearrestcd at Kief after escaping
from the Moscow police, and all the nihili.ts
who have so far been executed, are known to
have been affiliated to this section OK the party.
4. Three more bomb and dynamite factories
have been destroyed and several secret print
ing establishments have been discovered at
twenty-five versts from Wanna, near q village
called Sosnof ka.-General GourkO. Governor /
of Odessa, has informed the Emperor that he
could not rely on the fidelity Of the officers
under his command. In consequence OF this /
report, and despite the violent protest made by /
General Dobrin, sixteen artillery officers have /
been removed from their posts and transferred /
to distant garrsons in various parts of the En- |
pire. Marshal Alarko, who has just arrived at /
Petcrhof, has denounced the conspiracy organ /
lied by the mobility and the employees of the |
kal0nga government who had intended to /
make manifestation at Moscow at the time of .
the coronation of the Gar Very serious views .
have been taken of this affair by tho govern
ment. A number OF fresh arrests are expected. /
Mr.. GlIrlstoncs motion for urgency on the /
repression bill has been carried in the British /
House of Commons bya vote of 4O2 to IA /
man named Kenny, susp ted Of being q Fenian
who turned infOrmGT, was asSassinated in Dub
lin Tuesday-A meeting of the English
holders of Virginia State bonds was held in
London, at which it was resolved that a memo
rial be addressed to President Arthur calling
his attention to the action of the Virginia
Legislature repudiatinS the just obligations
De Lesseps apprehen1s no danger to
the Suez Canal unless the Egyptians are cx-
cited by foreign Observation-Disclosures pre-
partitions are still in progress in England, and
the status quo is preserved at Alexandria-
Additional arrests Of suspected nihiIists have
been made in st. Petersburg-The Pope has
made Monsegneur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arch
bishop Of Algers.