The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-15
lSUNDAY'S DISPATCHES.
Foreign.

CoNsrANTISoPLE, August l2.-The minis
{ ers sat throughout the night discussing
the terms OF the proclamation against
A. -uhi pasha. Lord Duilerin telegraphed TO
he London Post notifications OF the mill
tary convention, and Lord Granville sent
reply accepting them. Deryisch Pasha Is
mentioned as Turkish member OF thefuture
Hternational commission to consider mea''
urcs for the protection of the Suez canal ,
which commission will perform functions
similar 10 those of the Danubian COM
mission.
The Anglo-Turkish military convention
has not been arranged. The sultan has
not vet given approval 10 the reports sub
united by the ministry on Saturday. The
draft of convention proposed by England
differs in several particulars from the Otto
man draft. There is no idea of giving the
khedive command of the British and Turk
ish troops in Egypt:
Sheriff Aonolerefix, brother to Thessln
Pash, formerly sheriff OF Mecca, who was
lately assassnated, has received the decora-
ton of order OF Osmanli. The decoration
has caused u sensation.
ALEXANDRIA, August l3,--The Codstream
Guards landed this morning and marched
to tawlet, where the whole brigade of Foot
Guards " now encamped under the com
mand of the Duke of Connaught. General
Allison having written to the commander
of the German gunboat Sobricht that
security can now be guaranteed IN Alex
andria. the German sailors who have been
guarding the German hospital were yester.
uay wItnurawn. ms removes tho last
foreign landing party.
BERLIN, August l3.-The death is an
nounced of Baron Magnus, late German
minister to Copenhagen.
DunL1Y, August l3--It is said that guns
have been placed in the upper yard OF the
castle and other precautions taken III view
of possible riots during the demonstrations
this week. Large bodies Of infantry
pnraded the streets with guns tonight,
causing some excitement. Tho authorities
were reticent in regard to the increased
vigilance exercised by them.
A constable named Brown was shot and
mcrtally wounded at Parsontown, county
South. Four bullets entered his body. No
reasons are assigned tor the outrage. The
police have arrested five of q company OF
fifty men who were found drilling illegally
near Dungorvan. The inspector-ge general Of
constabulary forwarded last evening TO dill
ferent committees throughout the land, :
sums amounting in the aggregate to Gl00,-
600, for distribution among the constaDu-
larry.
LONDON, August l3.--The Press associa-
ton says it is informed that the army of oc-
cnpation in Egypt will be reinforced by the
Third division of the First army corps. A
number OF regiments have received orders
to hold themselves in readiness for active
service. The troop ship Malabar, at Ports
mouth, IS under orders to take this week
about 1000 officers and men to strengthen
the regiments already in Egypt, whit, fur
Their dctachments of artillery will embark
in the transport Teyiat at Woolwich,.
Church services were held on Sunday AZ
ternoon in Alexandra. The snemy's main
defenses appear TO be finished, II Is ru'
mored that Arab Pasha is sending labor
ers away to avoid the necessity OF feeding
them. Foreigners here are beginning. to
grumbled and have formed socalled vigi-
lance committee to watch European inter
csts. This movement will be the source OF
considerable trouble to Sir Carmel Wolsely
unless firmly dealt with.
Five railway trains, consisting OF twelve
carriages each, have been purchased Tor
use in Egypt.