The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-04

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AUG. 13-The resolution proclaim
ingtArabi Pasha u rebel was reached
only after protracted discussion
between the Palace clique and the
Ministerial party.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 14.-The
Mussulman jurists, whom the Sultan
frequently consults, explain that
Arab Pasha, in 30 far as he has dis
obeyed the Caliph, is rebel, and
may be unceremoniously treated as
such; but in so far as he has been
the defender Of Mohammed and his
country against the aggressive de-
signs of the Christians, he has mere
ly fulfilled the duties of good Mus
sulman, and consequently the Sultan
cannot make common cause with
England. The Sultan may punish
Arab Pasha If some act of rebellion
is proven against him, but he must
not associate himself with those who
wish to crush Arab Pasha as the
defender of Islam.
The strongest orders have been
sent to the Governors of Beyront,
Damascus and Aleppo, to take ex-
ceptional care to secure public order
and prevent IN outbreak of the
natives. The events in Egypt are
greatly influencing the Syrian Mus
sulmen, and the situation is such
that trining incident would suffice
to set the whole province in blaze.
London, Aug. 10-In the House
of Commons Gladstone stated that
Admiral Seymour has given the Khe-
dive distinct assurances relative to
the intention of the Government.
An indefinite occupation of Egypt
7 he said, was contemplated. The ul-
E innate condition of Egygt could not
;, be settled by any one Power.
Aug. l3th.--The steamer Morsel
has been wrecked. Thames
! Rowing Club have accepted the
t challenge of the Hillsdale crew.
By an accidental explosion of gun
. powder in Grodino, Russia, almost
all the Jewish children in a school
X. house were killed.--Cholera is rag
ing IN Borned and the PHILIPPINES.
t DUBLIN, Aug. 13.-The Dublin
! garrison has been strongly rein
:. forced. Guns have been placed in
the upper yard of the castle and
other precautions taken in errand OF
possible riots during the O'Connell
demonstration.
Aug. l4.-Sentences Of penal
servitude have been passed on per
8 petuation of outrages to-day.-A
: farmer was shot dead to-dy al
+ Crusheen, County Clare.-The pre-,
parations for unveiling the O'Con
nell monument indicate greater at
tendance than for any thing of {
y similar character heretofore.
s Berlin, Aug. 10-A Tribune spe
,f cial says that Russia has assured th,
:. Porte that she has not instigated tn,
y, Pan .Slavist agitation in Bulgaria anc
% Roumelia, as she has no intention Il
d increase the embarrassment caused
h by England.
:. Aug. l4th-'The German Empress
|. is confined to her apartments by in
juries received from fall on Satur
y day, at Schloss Babelsburg. Pc
&c titions for the indemnification o
7. German subjects who suffered b,
l. riots in Alexandria are being sent il
,r to Bismarck.
\ Calcutta, Aug. 10.-Nepaul an,
many other feudal States in Indi
y have volunteered to furnished con
8 tingents for the British army i,
n Egypt.
# Paris, Aug. IA telegram fror
~ Egypt confirms the report that Ara
~ bi Pasha will submit to the Sultan.
f. Panama, August 5th-News fror
al Peru state that the war is becoming
one of extinction. n.--The revolution
st in Ecuador makes slow headway.-
;e The scarcity Of corn is causing seri
:, ous trouble at Nicaragua. .-Famin
- through failure of maize crop threat
ie ems in Chiquimala. President Bur
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