Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-11
FOREIGN.

ALEXANDRIA, August 9-The
family of General Howe arrived
here when they left Cairo on the
3rd instant. Everything was quiet.
LONDON, August 9,-Thomas
Walsh, who was arrested at the time
of the seizure of arms at Newell,
and convicted of the charge of trea-
son, has been sentenced to seven
years penal servitude. Previous to
the conviction of Walsh, Justice
Stephen instructed the jury that
they could not find him guilty unless
they believed that a conspiracy exe
listed in Ireland to raise an insurrec>
ton, and that Walsh was parties
pant therein. The jury only took
ten minutes to consider its verdict.
LONDON, August 9.-The Standard,
in leadlag article, says: The
moderation of he government amend
ments to the arrears of rent bill
has sensibly relieved the tension of
the political situation.
The Daily News says editorially:
The 'frmness and sound judgment
of Mr. Gladstone have apparently
saved the country from serious
constitutional crisis.
DUBLIN, August 9.--Mr. Fitzpat-
rick, who was yesterday convicted of
an attempt to kill the recorder of
Dublin, was to-day sentenced to five
wears penal seryitude.
SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, August g.
The transports, Grecian, with bat,
terry of artillery, Olympus, with a
battery of artillery, California, with
company of engineers, and the
City of New York and Greece, sailed
for Egypt to day. The Duke of
Cambridge and Prince Edward of
Sage Wemar visited each Of the
ships before their departure The
Prince of Wales inspected the last
four of the vessels, Queen Victoria,
Princess Beatrice and the Duchess
of Oonnaught inspected the Greece,
and witnessed the departure of the
other ships. There was much enthu
slaSm.
LONDON, August 1O.-A Constan-
tinople dispatch says an Trade has
been signed authorizing the pro
clsiming Arab Pasha a rebel and
the landing of Turkish troops in
Egypt. The text of the Trade will
be presented to the conference on
Thursday.
LONDON, August 1O.-The News
understands that at a meeting of
peers yesterday, at which Sir Stafford
Northcote was present, it was de-
cided to abandon the first amend
ment to the arrears bill.
The News understands that the
autumn session of Parliament
will begin on the Oath of October.
The Times has the following from
Alexandria 1t is said that the
French director of domains says
openly that he has sold Arab Pasha
government grain.
LONDON, August 10.--A dispatch
to the Times from Constantinople
states that the Sultans proclamation
declaring Arab Pasha rebel also
condemns the conduct of the militia
ry leaders as rebellious and criminal
and mentions the friendly relations
of the Porte with England.
PARIS, August ION Heissen,
Deputy, has accepted the portfolio
of minister of public works.
NJ. Labuze, Deputy, has been ap-
pointed under secretary OF finance
LARNIcA, CYPRUS, August 10
A great anti Christian demonstration
has occurred at funeral In Be
grout, of Mostem who was found
murdered, and who, it was reported
was killed by the Christians. The
police sympathized with the mob
Many Christians have fled to the
mountains. A score of others were
arrested, but only one was killed.
Further disturbances are feared.
Clear head and voice, easy breathing
sweet breath, perfect smell, taste and hear
ing, no cough, no distress. These are con