Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-06
FOREIGN NEWS,
The AngIG-Egypiian StrunpIe

HS ShHiO-f2ypiian struggle.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, September 5th.-Tbe
Anglo Turkish Military Convention has been
| signed.
ALEXANDRIA, September 5th.-There has
oeen considerable movement in the enemy's
| achievements,
The murderer of the Englishmen. Rich
srdson and D3bson, has been sentenced to be
| hanged Thursday.
PORT SAID, September 5th.-Some rebel
| officers from Sslihi Yeh have arrived from
lsmaiiis to tender their submission. Over
| 5000 Arabs are fortifying to protect their
| baggage and military stores from Fort Che.
! mileh.
A large number Of Badouins have again
been seen on the banks Of the canal between
| Port Said and Isrnailia.
lsMAILIA, September 5th.-The number Of
engines now en- route from Suez and Port
said bring up the total to nine, which Will be
sufficient for transportation purposes. The
English hoTses ara holding out we'll. The
| worst Of the hot weather seems TO he over
It's stated that General Wo,seley is in high
| spirits and confident OF success, 1t will he
| considered almost miraculous if Arab Psshs
! succeeds In holding Tel-el. Kabir.
IL has been aseertainsd by reconnaissance
| il the direction of Salihi Yeh that that nlace
has been abandoned by Arab Pssba.
IL not expected that the British will have
enough provisions to be ready for an advance
for week.
ALEX ANDRiA, September sth.-The man
who murdered the two Englishmen-Rich.
srdson and Dobson-and who ia To he az.
ecuSed Thursday, confessed his guilt. He will
be hanged in the native quarter. A placard
IN Arabic and English, staff q the cause OF
'he eIecu,i9n; wiil Dc attached to the gallows.
Mshmoud Fehmy denied that he was can.
turt d by the British troops. He says he sur.
posing the encourage of the Khedive, includ.
ing Cherif Psshs, Prime Minister, of bsving
communicated with Arab Pasha.
II adre Pssha has arrived, as a representa-.
tive Of the Sultan.
The substance OF Mahmoud Fehmv,s in.
formation has been telegraphed TO General
Wciseiey. It is believed that the influence
lag over the rebels. t's
body of ltD marines roaas a ra,a to.dar
np2n the. villages between Alexandria and
ieSs, and arrested all persons unable tn 1--WE
good account OF themselves, The antbor;.
ties are taking stringent measures to prevent
the indiscriminate immigration Of nersons
%ltnouE means or employment. One hun.
dred and nifty such persons who landed yes
terday have been sent to the arsenal pandinp
decision as to whether or not they shall be
compelled to return on board the vessels from
which they disembarked.
-FOUR Bedouins, caught footing in Ramleh,
have been sentenced to deqth.
EARIs, September ash.-Vic.or l. ,ssens To-
day presented his report to the Council Of the
Suez company On the negotiations with the
English authorities for the preservation of
the neutrality of the canal. He said General
Woiseley informed him that the English
Government accepted the responsibility for
damage and obstruction to tie traffic Of the
canal.
SoNsrASfiNoFLE, September 5sb. - The
Snlsan's proclamation to the Egyptians is
issued. 1t declares Arab Pasba a rehej for
disobeying the orders of the Kbe6iye and
Dervisch Pasha. and thereby provoking the
intervention of England. 1t states that the
decorations conferred upon Arab Pasha were
bestowed at the instance of Deryisch Pashs
in consequence of Arab Pssha' q p~ote stations
OF fidelity: In conclusion. the proclamation
exhorss all Egyptians to obey the Khedive.
THO Irish Police Trouble.
DUBLIN, September 5th The Lord LIEN
tenants reply to the memorial from the dis.
missed policemen, says that he has directed
careful inquiry to be held Into the recent
conduct and the previous character of the
memofislists. He will himself personallv
review the result Of the INQUIRY. and promiass
that those viii be re.nststed who appear to be
deserving. The answer has given great salts.
faction. 1t is officially denied that the men
nave returned to duty in consequence of any
tecit understanding. On the contrary. thew
we're informed Saturday that they would be
dismissed it they did not return to duty.
DUFLIS, September 5.h-Tt is expected
that about 334 Of the dismissed Constables
will be reinstated, ouly the riugleaders being
excluded The police are rot altogether
satisfied with the reply Of Earl Spencer, as IL
leaves them in almost the same uncertainty
az before.
Immense gbefss
MONTREAL 5 ptsmber 5.h.-The defalca.
t.ons OF Hunter, the abscondiug notary. are
now known 20 exceed 500. COO