The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-17
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
THE Day DETAILS OF THE wss:
A Drausht OF the Military Con,sniIon Proposed iy
The sPorie-Easlnrcr Melville, Of the steam.
!saanttte-Ssntenes OFF,. Dn,rr
Grsy-0ih,r Foreign y,u,.

Porte to England, Is us follows The TUX.
i'li army undertakes tho paciilcation of
!, Egypt without foreign assistance, tkc Brit.
ish to remain in their present posilionsand
not participate in the operations. II Q
,, TURKS shall be allowed the usc OF Alcxar.
'irla as basc Of operations, and tho Turl =
and British are both 10 withdraw after III.
pacitication Of the country.
Dullerin rejected the drauyht and submit.
tel another stipulation, that the TuIks
should not undertake tho operations with
oit the previous consent Of the Briti h
Commander British officers should NJ.
t.ched TO the Turkish headquarters, ard
that the question Of evacuation should | .
the subject OF u special convention. It 8
believed there is no probability OF tic
: Porte accepting the English conditions.
A few officers and soldiers returned nm
leave from Suda l}ay, where i, 100 TurkisI,
soldiers are assembled. "'
ALEXANDRIA, August 1G-An encounter
between the British mounted patrol aud n
party OF 500 ,Bedouins occurred near Ram.
zen this morning. Five Of the latter we're
General Sir Garnet Wolselev, with nv.
thority OF the khe,live, issued Il proclulnl /.
ton to the peopleof Egypt Representing III.
sole object Of the British to be to restore
the authority OF the kheGive. llsavs thai
all peaceable inhabitants will be kindly
treated. Mosques will be- respect: Il and uil
supplies paid for. General WoIscpy md,ls
That lie will be glad to receive NIL chiefs
who are disposed to. assist in suppr,ss,u.
the rebellion.
| The belief in the hopeles: ness OF the
StrneGle is spreading among the Egyptians.
Inc british commander ut Kcks received
oVertures Tor the surrender OF the entir.
infantry battalion il it can obtain favorable
terms.
Gen. Wolsely held conference TODAY
with Admiral Seymour and NIL the Geuer-
ais. lie subsequently visited the Khediye
thls afternoon. Gen. Wolseley will inspect
the Ramleh positions. ll;'
| Inc correspondent OF the Paris Lrht1,E
has been released ut Mata.
The trinsport France, with battalion of
highland light infantry h,s arrived.
Inc khedive yesterday sent IL telegram
70 Nice, requesting the presence OF Riaz
fasha ut the palace. Riaz Pashu is rx-
peeted to sail from Marseillcs to.morrow-
anu 1t is hoped TO form combination
ministry under the leadership Of Chcrif
faslla and ltiAx Pasha, and the whole to
Dc under the Presidency OF the Khcdive.
Omar l'ashn Lulti will probably retain the
post Of Minister OF War with O5mun
Pasha, and Refki us Commander in. Chief
OF the army. -
The transport Tower Hill, with n do.
tachment OF horse artillery on board, has
arrived.
ST. iErERsnrRG, August lG.-Enriuerr
Melville, and sramen Nilermun and
Noros, survivors OF the Jeannette. will TO-
day arrive at Moscow, where they will
meet grind reception.
DUBLIN, August lG.-E DIVER Grav.
member Of Parliament and proprietor oi
the freenan's journal, was to dav sentenced
to three months imprisonment and n inn
OF 600 for contempt of court in publishin,,
letter OF O'llrien, editor OF ihc UuirT
ireland, accusing the Jury which convicted
Francis Hynes OF the murder of ,Iohn
Daloughty OF being drunk on the pipht
previous to the day the verdict wns piyen'
and m article Commenting ihercou
O'Brien and Davitt were mt out of Conf.
Gray, after bein. sentenced, was handed
over M 10 llie custody Of the City Coroner.
take charge of him, but the judo. called
upon him TO DO his duty us Coroner whose
intervention was necessary heca,,sn Grnv
is high Sheriff Of the city. Ht then con-
reyed the prisoner 10 the Richmond prison
Gray at the expiration of his term mns,
| HNu GNratIpS fpr hitnvnlf Co. n.
Others E2,00O each. The DECISION of the
Lord Mayor OF Dublin for 1850, pn,I w",, w
nominated the second time for lSsI In,
declined the nomination. .,ip IT,.
Inc following proclamation, signed by
Mayor Dawson, Parncll, Dillon and Daviit
DrnLlS, August lG.-
Citizens Of Dublin: 5s':t.5At's
Without Offering any comment mon n,
sentence passed upon Hon. 4. DIVER
Gray We deem il our duty to invoke ihr
people 10 maintain calmness and iirnif;rI
demeanor. We are expressing the wishra
OF Mr.. Gray in counselling our fellow cit;.
zens to abstain from any gatherings i'm ihc
streets that might lead to breasl. Of peace
we require only calmness and temperance
IN the present emergency. hundreds ri
thousands Of visitors kept peace in Duh,;n
yesterday; let citizens show equal prudence
and SELF control on this occasion. .TS''T'
Biggar Shiels, 4. y 'Connor, j. ]. O,K.jIv
and Sexton, Home Rule members Of In,
Parliament, are attendin. the ce!eLru,;ons
started in London to support ibe no,;"n
OF Callan, inquiring into the sentence ] ~ {.
Gray, which comes up ior debate in the
Commons TO morrow.
T. GENEVA, August lG,-Dr. Goh,. an t-,,,,.
lishnan, left Z-rmntt on Friday las, vii, VIII
two guides to ascend Dent Hinncb 10 AD
ihree ,, were found dead on Sunday, having
iallen from precipice,
LONDON, August l0-Hcports from A,cx.
andria were spread before stock rxcban.ps
that HE rebellion Of An.bi is colMpsinp
under the fear OF Wolscley, and that who'll.
regiments OF Arabi's soldiers were cndc,v-
oring 10 make ''erNs These reports cans
ed jumping 81 stocks, but thcv wcr,. con-
tnlolrted by news from Constnn,inop!c
which shows that the backbone of ihc
Forte IS ssiiienine against English inter
vention in Egypt, @
BERLIN August lG--lt is reported that
lonht Won Munster, German Ambassa,lor
10 England, now Ut Bebelsbuy, hnd Il lony
interview yesterday at that place with En-
peror illihm, principally about Eryptiul.
Affairs. Won Munster expressed IN.
opinion that England could no, hive acted
otherwise than she has The E,nvrror.
spoke warmly on Tho subject, entirely
colnciding with ihc Counts views.
nis believed the Sultan wishes 10 await
the result ol the p0urparlers with Arabi
R,sha before he gives bis consen, M ,bn
military convention with England.
RoME, August la-Menai,i C;arob,,J;
denies thu; hu IL recruiting i0r ,hu E.yn,.
iana. lte says the difficulties Of smell wnrt-
won!d prevent its accomplishments.
EAri,, August 1.-THE officers hen;of
tie Sntz Canal Company stale thai uilIr
The English troops had takpI, l,,,s..,inn a,