The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-18
Operations in Egypt The Aboukir
Forts to he Attacked by
Land aud Sea ON
Sunday.
Dnbsin Still Excited Over the mprlS.
onment of Mr.. Gray The De.
bate in the Commons.
lhe Bankers Convention Adjourned -
Papers Read on the Wonderful
Progress of the South.
Inc Prison iaWning for the Star.ROule
Gentry.
Georgia's Dead Senator - The Garland
Trial.
Other Foreign aud Domestic News.
The Prison Iawning for the Star.ROute
Gentry.
)ther Foreign aud Domestic News.


DUBLIN, August l7.--lt is stated that +.
Dwyer Gray, who was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment yesterday, is III
delicate health.
Gray was removed to prison yesterday in
n carriage, surrounded by hussars with
drawn sabers.
At banquet given yesterday evening to
of the city to Parnell in Dublin, there was
Il large assemblage of guests
A toast to the queen was drunk with
enthusiasm intcrmixed with
Kisses from number of those present,
Earl Spencer has ordered the release of
fifty suspects, who had been arrested in
the Laughea district, after thc.murder of
W. Blake.
A meeting, at which Lord Mayor Daw-
son presided, was held at the mansion
house to-day for the purpose of starting
iund for the assistance OF evCted tenants.
Messrs Parnell and Dillon were present.
The attendance was large. The lord may
or read q letter from Mr.. Gray, dated in
prison. He enclosed 80 and declared that
their cause was that OF justice and progress.
The reading of the letter was received by
cheers and shouts of "down with Lawson
night. Great indignation prevails.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Daily News
says: Ii Judge Lawson had had courage
to dismiss Gray's case witha few words of
contemptuous tolerance II would have been
better for the ends of justice and the peace
OF Ireland. The other London papers ap-
prove the sentence.
A dispatch from Alexandria to Reuters
telegraph company states that General
Wolseley has. decided that the British ad-
vance shall be made from Aboukir. Troops
will embark on Saturday and will land and
attack the Aboukir forts on Sunday. The
khedive to-day visited General Woseley on
board the despatch boat Salamis and re-
NAMED an hour.
A dispatch to the Standard from Alex
andrla confirms the statement that troops
will probably proceed to Aborkir bay.
The Pail Mall Gazette's private kilograms
received in London say the troubles in
Corca have eliminated in general insur
rection and the king and queen have been
assassinated. The Japanese legation WAS
attacked by natives belonging to the anti.
foreign party. japanese mon-oi war have
been dispatched to scout the river.
In the house of commons this evening
the speaker read q letter from Judge Law
son announcing the Comnittal of Mr.. GRAY.
Mr.. Gladstone stated that precedents in
cases similar to that of Mr.. Gray show that
the appointment OF committee is the
proper course. At the present period OF
the session, however, it is too
late to secure the appointment
of representative committee. lie
did not, moreover, know any way
in which the committee could release Mr..
Gray 1t they wished to do so. He, therefore
ms nI.l nttralu al L., 1.
ter of Judge Lawson be placed on the table,
waiting reference. Mr.. Gladstone's eppica-
tion TO the crown for the removal of Judge
Lawson, is one of the possible alternative
courses. His remarks were received by loud
cheers from the Irish members. Mr.. Sex.
ton attacked Judge Lawson for preventing
MIR. Gray from making a defense. The pro-
posal OF Mr.. Gladstone simply means to de.
fer the matter till Mr.. Gray's term
has expired. Mr.. Gray has telegraphed
the speaker and Mr.. Gladstone, Informing
them of his Committal and the refusal of
Judge Lawson to grant him au adjourn
mcnt of his case. Mr.. Sexton read the tel
egram, reCiting the ailidavts sworn to to.
day, declaring several ofthe jurymen who
convicted llynes were drunk, and repeated
the accusation Of jury packing in Ireland.
The people We're at the mercy of
satisfy them. Mr.. Gray's imprisonment ,he
said, was scandal aud disgrace TO Justice.
Mr.. William johnson, Encouragement for
Ireland, stated the details of the compost.
ton OF Jurics with u view 10 rebCt the aCcu.
saiiOns. He declared that nothing could be
worse than Mr.. Gray's conduct. Mr..
Plunkett, conservative member from Dub.
lin university, supported the government.
lie considered that in consequence of MIR.
Gray's high position 1t was right that his
punishment should have been OK.
emplary. Debate was continued
until the suspension Of the afternoon
sitting. the Irish members repeating
MIR. SeNton's accusation. At tho resump-
ton OF the sitting OF house of commons
THIS evening, debate relative TO the sentence
imposed on Mr.. Gray was not resumed,
OWING 10 the total absence of Irish mem.
bers. MIR. Gladstone moved the adjourn.
mcnt of the house from tomorrow til the
2lth OF October, which was carried without
division.
A dispatch to Reuters telegram com.
pany from Alexandria SAYS. The first di.
vision NTH one regiment from the second
division will embark after the bombardmcnt
of the forts ut Aboukir, for White Hall.
All men.Oi-war but two will he
withdrawn from Alexandria, IL
Is intended TO land the first division under
the personal command of General Wolscley.
while the second division, under Major,
General Sb Edward Harnley, with Major.
General Wood and General Allison com.
manding bsiSades, will cooperate from
Pamleh,
ALEXANDRA, August 1.-THE transports
Egyptian Monarch and Nevada, have ar
rived here. Reports continue to assert that
n combined land and sea attack on the forts
at Aboukir Is imminent. According 10 the
laiest account tie attack will be made sun.
DAY Horning. Tho duke of Connaught will
20, on board the transport Orient without
delay.
The SSth, 10Th and GOsh regiments arc
", camp at Ramleh aud preparing
TO embark.
PARIS, August .l7.-En. Aurnste Alexan.
DE Dure., the well known French general.
is dead.
Serious disturbances have occurred n,
the MountIaule mines A mob DESTROYED
the church doors with dynamite. but ths
police prevented II from attacking a priests
house,
CoNsrANTiSorLE, August lI.-I,or,l Dnr.
lerin has been Instructed not 10 press tho
porte for a reply concerning the military
Cry OF MrSico, August lT.-Tm Official