Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-07

he did not intend to propose a vote of credit
for warlike operations, such a measure not
being now justified.
The construction of the First Army Corps
is now settled. Fifty thousand men Ct the
corps will go from England to Egypt, and the
rest from India.
LONDON, July CHA Paris correspond
emit states that the Cabinet has considered the
instructions to be given Admiral Conrad, in
view of the possibility of the English feet
bombarding the defenses at Alexandria. 1t
is understood that he shall remain passive.
and only participate if provoked by some act
or incident. France, in thus deciding, wishes
to remain faithful to her previous resolution
not to act apart from European consent, and
reserve freedom of action pending the de-
cisions of the Conference. Admiral Conrad,
however, is instructed to remain at his post,
and not allow the Egyptians to regard the
actions of England as opposed to the views
of France and Europe.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 7th-A. M.-Serious
doubts are again expressed regarding the
entrance of Turkey into the Conference.
ALEXANDRIA. July 7th-A. M.-Toulba
Pasha, commander of the garrison, replying
to the ultimatum assures Admiral Seymour
that no such hostile act as he apprehended
has been or will be undertaken. He con-
cludes with an appeal to Admiral Seymour's
well-known humanity.
The answer of Arab Pashs does not satisfy
Admiral Seymour, who has sent out call on
all the English war ships The French are
encouraging Arab Pasha to resist.
Although Arab Pasha may yield at the
last moment, he still preserves defiant atti
tude.
SIMLA, July 6th.-Sir Herbert Mcpherson
will have the chief command of the troops
sent from India to Egypt, with General
Hughes and Colonel Tanner as Brigadier.
Generals.
MADRID, July 9Th. The Government has
dispatches from Alexandra, asserting that
Egyptian bands have attempted to cut the
Suez Canal.
Will Not Accept n Challenge.
LONDON. July Chat a meeting of the
Amateur Rowing Association yesterday, the
committee passed a resolution declaring they
would not be justified in recognizing the
Hillsdale crew as amateurs, in accordance
with the English definition of the term, and
they cannot undertake to advise an accept.
ance of the challenge from them.
Will Employ iBIoodhounds.
DUBLIN, July 65h.-The Freensan's Journal
states that the Government intends to en-
ploy bloodhounds to track murderers.
A Circular Against the Ladies' Land
League.
LONDON. July 6.h.-The Archbishop and
Bishops for ireland have prepared circular
to the priests directing them to discounten.
ance the Ladies Land League, and forbid
ding females from conducting public meetings
without the consent of the parish priests.
The Cars Coronation.
COPENHAGEN. July Chit is stated here
that the coronation of the Gar has been
postponed till 1883.
Insursent Leaders Killed.
BUENos AYREs, July 6sh.-The leaders of
the Uruguay instruction have been killed.
Theafer Burned.
MADRID, July 5sh.-The Rscreo Theater
was burned to-day.
Chinese Employed on the Canada Pacific.
OTTAWA, July 6.h.-There are 1850 eli.
nese employed on the Canada. Pacific Raj {.
road work in British Columbia, ami that
number will be increased to 6 800 in August
House of Commons.
LONDON, July 7th-A. Mn the House of
| Commons John Bright said there was no vir.
tue more required in dealing with Ireland
than that Of patience. He declared that all
| the Irish are not disconnected, disloyal and
| dishonest; that the well-disposed looked to
| the House of Commons for means to promote
peace and good order, and that hundreds and
thousands, weary of anarchy are willing to
| support the Government as far as they could
and dared in restoring obedience to the law.
Chaplin's amendment to the motion to go
into Committee of the Whole on the resolu-
ton "that the House declines to proceed
with the measure imposing taxation which
tends to demorAlize the people" was mega
tived by 2S3 to 20S.
Parnell announced that his party did no.
intend to further oppose the repression bill.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the arrears bill, and at 2:l5 A. NJ.
progress is.reported.