Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-19

of the Guards and the Sixtieth Regiment are
now EN- barkin9.
The Go don and Cameron Highlanders arc
going to Ramleh to form the nucleus Of .
Highland Brigade under General Alison.
he fleet and transports are getting up,
steam. They will sail with sealed orders.
The whole expedition is on board ship ready
to start in the morning. The destination ia
still uncertain.
DECLINES TO ACCEPT.
LONDON, August 1S.h.-The Post under
stands that the Porte has countermanded the
military preparations for the expedition to
Egypt, and declines to aceeps the British
conditions for military convention.
EUROPEANS WARNED.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1Sth.-Is is reported
IRON Cairo that Arabi Pasha has warned the
Enropean residents that he will not be re-
sponsibls Tor their safety. having to call all
his soldiers and police to the front.
Arabs STRENGTH.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1Ssh.-1he rebel
otnciai returns state that their forces number
so, OO0 regulars, IS, 600 militia and 80 GOO
armed Bedouins. They claim to have %. 600
men at hsfr ei-Dwsr. These numbers are
OF course greatly exaggerated, but shows the
tone OF confidence adopted by the ma i've
party.
Russia's Wariike Preparations.
LONDON, August 1Sth.-A st. Petersburg
dispatch says: 1t is believed at Erzroum. in
Armenia, That Russia is about to occupy the
whole Of Asia Minor to this Bosphorus Ow.
ing TO the undefended part of Turkey, the
Russians could easily do this without much
b!od6shed.
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph SAYS it
Is no secret that Russia is concentrating a
formidable army in the Caucasus. The army.
1t Is estimated, will number Il, 900 men.
Troops for Ireland.
LONDON, August lSth.-Six hundred men
OF the army reserve have been ordered to
Ireland, TO replace the troops from there sent
to Egypt
Resigned on Account of HI Health.
LONDON, August 1Ssh.-James Lysaght
Finnegsu, member of Parliament for Ennis.
has resigned his seat, owing to the state cf
his health.
The Sentence OF Y. Buyer Gray.
LONDON, August 1Ssh.-The Pail Maj
Gazette says: MIR. Gray's sentence looks worse
to-day than yesterday. 1t is now question
whether Mr.. Gray, as a journalist, has not
been instrumental in unearthing great scam
dial. We do not bellows there is single En-
glish journalist who would not have called
attention to report such az that spoken OF
By Mr.. Gray. That Mr. Gray should be in
jail is a scandal of the first magnitude.
Family Murdered In Ireland.
LONDON, August 1S.h.-Mr. Joycs and
family of three were murdered at home in
County Galway by party of men. He was
believed to be sn informer.
An Interview with De Freycinet.
New York, August 1S.h.-Ths Reraldrs
Paris dispatch says A correspondent of The
Petite Mdrsettidis processes to have had an i'm
portant interview with III. De Freycinet, in
the course OF which the ex-Pres;dent of the
Council is reported to have said that he be-
lieved the Egyptian question would be
speedily settled by England. thanks to the
assistance that she could receive from the
Sultan and the powerful Sheik FL Canoussi..
De Freycinet speaks confidently of Alexan-
dria again becoming the faub5urg of Mar
sellles, and expressed the opinion that ths
French would do well after the restoration.
de says he is skeptical as to the policy Of in
ternational friendship. Generally, he thinks
the policy OF egotism, on the whole, is the
best for nations nowadays. He advocates an
alliance OF the Latin races. In conclusion
he doubts whether Bismarck has cause to be
delighted with the result of the Egyptian
policy. De Freycinet's statement is a COM
mentary on the sensational pamphlet entitled
The Allies of France Against England; or,
W " noun bosS the HieOlterranean Belong 2!
just published in Paris. In this pamphlet
an anonymous writer, describing himself aa
the father of the FreDchman killed during
the bombardment of Alexandria, makes a
savage and merciless attack on England for
the egotism of her policy in the Mediterra-
nsan, and calls on all the Latin nations to
unite to expel her from her present strong
holds.
Death OF French Senator.
VERSAILLES, August 18th Senator Forsarz
is dead.
PrussiaE village Burned.
BERLIN, August 18th. = The village OF
LendeburdeD, West Prussia, was burned to-
day, and 200 persons rendered homeless.
The ChiIe-Peru War.
BUENos AYREs, July 24th.-Advices from
Chile state that several skirmishes occurre,i
between the Chileans and Peruvians, 10 al
of which the former were victorious except
in one instance, when rs Chileans were at.
tackled by 1900 PeruvianF, and refusing TO
surrender, all persisted.