Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-29

of the Home Missionary Society to-day, ant
was given reception in the evening.
Weather Reports.
New York, july 2Sth-Miduight.- High
est Temperature. 99' lowest, II.
CHICAGO. July 2Sth Highest temperature
to-day, 75'; lowest, 63'.
FOREIGN.
The War in Egypt.
| ALEXANDRIA, July 2Sth.-The Iuhsxibie
has gone to summon the Aboukir forts to sur.
render, and lombard them if they do no.
surrender.
The HiIlsdales stun Out In The Geld.
LONDON. July 2Sth.-The Amateur Row
ing Association last light ordered the Thames
and London crews not to compete with The
Hillsdales in the Barnes Mortlake regatta.
MOTION CARRIED.
LONDON, July 2Ssh in the House of
Commons last night the motion for q vote Of
credit for the Egyptian expedition was car
ried-275 to 10.
AN OFFER FROM ARABI PAsHA.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2Ssh.-Arabi offers to
retire TO a Mussulman monastery in Syria.
Among his collesQues for whom he asks the
same terms ia Tuulba Pasha. An armed
engine, dispatched by the British, was sent
to meet Rauof Pasha and two Ulemas, TO
discuss the proposal. It is stated that the
Government has received no confirmation Of
this report.
a SHARP DODGE.
A loyal native, Just from Cairo. says a
number of helmeted natives in European
clothes have been paraded through ths streets
as captured British.
REPORT DENIED-THs QUESTION OF PRO.
CLAIMING ARAB a REBEL
CoNsTANTINoPLE July 2Sfh.-The rumors
that Arab Pssha declared that ne would re.
sist the Turkish forces are untrue. He has
renewed his assurance of fidelity to the Sui
tan.
At a meeting Of the Conferences yesterday,
Lord Duffsrin, British Enhassador renewed
his proposal for the issue Of proclamation
the Turkish Prime Minister, thought such a
proclamation should not bs issued until the
Turkish troops were landed in Egypt.
REBUKING GOVERNOR.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2S5h.-Ahnned Pasha,
Governor, who attempted to allow two pris-
oners to escape from execution. having again
tried to obstruct the police, Lord Charles
Berssford called the Khedive's attention to
bis conduct. The Khedive at once summoned
Ahmed. rebuked him severely and offered the
Govern orship to Zahic Pasha, who declined
tAe position. The Khedive then informed
Ahmed that be would continue him at the
post for time. but he must scrupulously at
tend to the orders of Lord Charles Beresford.
AFFAIRS AT ABoUKIR.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2Sth.-The lombard.
ment of Aboukir has been postponed.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2Ssh-12:45 P. M
Heavy firing has been heard in the direction
Of Aboukir fort. Arab Pasha sent train
to the junction, and an armed engine and
tender were sent out to meet it. Two shots
were exchanged.
HEARTY PRAISE OF THE AMERICAN MARINES.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2Sth.-Lord Charles
Beresford states that without the assistance
of American marines he would have been IN
able TO discharge the numerous duties of sup
pressing the fires and preventing the lootirg.
burying the dead and clearing the streets of
the city.
EXECUTION AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, July 28th.-A criminal, sem
fenced to death by the native tribunal yester-
day, was executed to-day. He was chained
between men sentenced to be logged for loot
ing, and conducted through the town by
party of natives selected to do the shooting
The procession was headed by crier, who
announced that the condemned man had been
convicted of numbering Europeans. He was
shot outside the gates, in the presence of
British delegates.
A strong expedition will start this evening
to seize and occupy position on the railway
within two miles of Arabis camp.
DAM FoRTIFIED-sAFE CoNDUcT-ANoTHER
EXECUTION.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2Ssh.-The dam across
the Mahmoudieh Canal is very strongly made
and wide enough to permit the passage of
four carriages abreast. portion is fortified
with more than 100 guns, some of them be-
ing Krup cannon.
De Lesseps applied for and received safe
conduct from Arab Pssha.
It turns out that the steamer Supply, sent
out under the supposition that she was cspa-
BILE of condensing large quantities of water,
is only lifted with empty tanks, without
condensing apparatus.
day, 500 Arabs, 100 unarmed Europeans al d
so native armed police were present. Prior 70
the execution, Sheikh employed by the au-
thorities exhorted the people to have no fear.
After the prisoner had been shot q native
tried to incise the crowd to violence, saying
there was DOW an opportunity for cutting
the throsts of the Europeans. He was
promptly seized,
a DEPUTATIoN TO THE KHEDIvE-NEw GOV.
ERNMRNT AT CAIRO - CIRCULAR TO THE
PoREIGN CONSULS.
ALEXANDRIA. July 2Sth.-The deputation
from Kaffir. ell Dwar consists Of six members.
The reports to the effect that they are bear
ers of proposal for a compromise are untrue.
On their arrival they declared that England
evidently meant to conquer the country, and
H. IL, .Jnf, - NEo
last. The Khediye and Ministry refused to
receive them as delegates, accepting their
visit only as an act Of homage.
Arabi Pasha has written letter to Ali
Moubarak Pashs, stating that he (Arabi) is
only General in command of the Egyptian
forces, a provisional government having been
formed at Cairo with National Assembly Of
300 members.
Carl Wright, acting British Consui-Gen.
eral, mas issued a circular to foreign Consus,
asking them to send him the number of SUBJ
jects Of their respective Governments now
ashore, in order to calculate the quantity Of
water required.
THE SPANISH CIRCULAR.
madrid, July 2Ssh.-The circular of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Spanish
representatives abroad. in regard to Spain's
attitude on the Egyptian question, is favor.
ABLY commenteu upon mere. lne nope Is e4.
pressed that the time has arrived when the
powers will recognize the claims Of Spain to
be consulted on all questions relating to the
Suez canal.
THg TURKISH ExPEDITIoN-AsKISG FOB A
LOAN.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 28th.-The Minis
ter IF Finance to-day summoned meeting
of the officers of the Gallata Bank, and asked
for q loan for the pTiypose of defraying the
cost of the Turkish expedition to Egypt Of
Is, 900 men, the number to be increased if
necessary. The bank was offered as guar
antee lien on the receipts from next years
sheep tax. The War Office is making large
purchase for the equipment of the troops.
DE LEssEPs AND THE sUFz CANAL.