, 1882-09-09

Tel I'll heplr leaving only d SuHlclent 1OrCo
to hold Kfar eI Quar-.
Itfis stated that the British are now
becoming acclimated.
New York. 4th Sept-Military circles
on the continent criticizing the Egyptian
campaign give their opinion that a civil.
lied foe would drive the English into the
sea.
A Dublin despatch reports that much
disorder still prevails in that city /;
many of the cOnstableS regretting their
action in the recent strike nave ap0logizpd
and returned TO the service, expressing
their willingness to await the promised re-
fOrmS-the despatch adds that the strike
is now probably over.
kilograms from the seat Of war announce
that Sir Garnet WolStley is preparing to
make a crushing attack.
The British are cutting dykes at Fort
Meks in order to flood the Lake Malcotis
and thereby prevent a surprise from
that quarter.
The troops are in high spirits.
The water is of very bad quality.
News from Paris states that the
"Temps" in an editorial maintains that the
reawakening of British power in Egypt
will benefit France as the natural ally of
England and as demonstrating to Germa-
ny that she is not the sole leader of Eu-
rope.
NJ. Dichaud, the editor of the "Petit
Corporal" has fought q sword duel with
Nj. DemasSaS, the editor of the "C0mnal."
in which he succeeded in killing his adYer-
Sary.
M. de Lesseps gives q denial to the
statement that lie had declared himself the
enemy Of England and the friend Of Arab
Bey-he adds that the latter certainly
acted well in regard to the canal.
New York, Sept. 5th-Despatches from
Egypt announce that NJ. Pablo, the Greek
Consular Agent at Alexandria, has been
arrested for conspiracy being charged
with completely in the massacre Of Euro
peanSGn that city while the British were
seriously engaged.
The London Chimes" in its column Of
military intelligence, in reference to the
Egyptian campaign, states that although
Sir Garnet WolSeley has 70 need OF a
third division the Government will
strengthen his hands by sending enough
troops to enable Sir Evelyn Wood to leave
Alexandra with Il garrison of five thou
sand men. Sir Garnet WClSeley will then
have a force of twenty-five thousand in
dependent OF the Ipdian contingent and
the g~arriSona at A~Iexlnlria.
kilograms from tonstantinOple report
that Lord Dufferin has granted permission
to land two thousand Turkish troops at
Port Said.
Paris news announces the baptism to
the Christian faith Of the daughter Of NJ.
Edmund de Meyer ROthSchiId, preliminary
to her marriage with Prince Alexandra
Bertlier, Of Wagram.
1t is reported that religious conflicts
have occurred at Montlucon.
A terrible railway accident has occurred
at HugStetten, near COlmar, in which one
hundred persons were killed and three
hundred injured.
Irish intelligence states that there are
no less than eighty persons in hospital
who have been injured in the Dublin riots.
New York, 9th.
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