The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

| A~ohuoh, HuSuSt quay news mas
The following dispatch from Constantinople ::
The resolution, to proclaim Arab Pasha a
rebel was reached after protracted discussion
between the palace clique and the ministerial
party. The grand vzier and the minister Of
foreign affairs insisted upon the necessity for
such proclamation, and declared that a war
with England would be terrible calamity for
Turkey, because Russia was ready. to march
into Asia Minor, and Austria to march on
Salonica. Arab l'a,ha has been invited to lay
down his arms, and until a reply is received
from him the proclamation will not become
official.
THE WISDOM OF MUssIFMRN AND THEIR
| POWER;
| Constantnople, August IA The Mussle-
man rlsts, whom the sultan frequently con-
suit, explain that Arab Pasha, insofar as he
dsobeyed the Caliph, is rebel, and may un-
tremendously be treated as such, but insofar
as he has been defender of the Mohamme-
dan country against the aggressive designs of
| Christians he has merely fulfilled the duties
OF good Mussleman, and consequently the
| Caliph cannot make common cause with Eng
land. The sultan may punish Arab Pasha, if
some act OF rebellion is prayed against him,
but he must not associate himself with those
OF Islam. This will greatly influence the
Turkish military action.
CETAwAYo On a VISIT TO oUkkN VICTORIA.
London, August II -Ex-king of the Iulus,
CetaWayo. has arrived at Osborne. 1t is ru-
mored that the queen, at an interview to be
granted him, will inform him of the govern
ments intention to restore him to his king
dom. 1T IS stated that British resden. will
he appointed to reside at Ululan,li, the Zulu
capital, in order to advise him on questions
relative to external relations.
ROWING ROW SETTLED.
London, August I4.-lhc Sportsman says
mat owing to the satisfactory answer received
from the Yale boat club that the Thames row.
| ing club have accepted the challenge of the
fiillsdale crew. Captain Terwecer. who re,
celved letter to that effect on Saturday even
ing, from Captain Canton, of the Thames
| crew, Immediately telegraphed for the other
members of the IIillsdale crew, who started
| on Friday on their Zip to the continent, but
| all his efforts to intercept them thus far have
tailed. Their passages home are already
booked, but will be cancelled if necessary.
| Inc match. IT it comes off, will take place
about month hence over the championship
course.
| SHOWING DELESSEPS ASIDE.
| Surz. August I4-The rebels, in ,rea,
force, have taken up positions Immediately
threatening the canal The English admiral
has occupied the water works. He will moi,
have any interference from DeLesseps.
IMPORTED HELP FOR ARAB FROM AMERICA
| Toronto, August I4.-A gentleman has re-
ceived letter from an eX~oiicer in the Con
tederae army Ia the effect that cavalry ex-
pediion Is being organized in the southern
states to aid Arab Pasha, and requesting him
to join it, which expedition is expected to
start for Egypt in a few days.
THE INDIAN CoNyIsGsNr.
Calcutta. August ,4.-lt is generally be
| lieved that the Indian contingent for Egypt
| will be raised to 10, $50 men.
SICK LIST REpoRT.
Alexandl a. August I4,-The sick list of
| british troops issued before the arrival of the
,uards, showed that out of total of s,Aoo
men, there were seventy-slx lnvalids outside Of
| he wounded.
KEY To TuRxisn SPIRIT.
LoIdc", August I4-The Constantinople
| correspondent of the News says that an i'm
portant indication Of the spirit which animal
ed turkey IN sending troops to Eeyp, is found
IN the fact that twenty chr,atiAn medical men,
who had been APPOINTED to accompany the
.gYpt,an expedition, and also had received
pay, and made every preparation for depar-
lure for Egypt, were stopped at the last mo-
ment, and their places supplied by mus.elmen.
| SCHOOL CHILDREN KILLED NY AN ENPtos,oN
London, August i4,-hy All explosion of
barrel OF guHpowdes in a ,radesman's shop.
near school house in Groden, Russia, almos,
! all the children in the schoolhousc who were
Jews, were killed. The windows and dooys
OF the church, and other buildings in the
| neighborhood were shattered,
A tIsu, IMMINENT.
Calcutta. August IA fight is imminen,
between The troops of the ameer of Afphanis
tan and hose of the ameer of Malmund.
STILL OTHER INFoRCEMESrs.
Alexandria, August Ia.-Fires of considera-
Bile mag 'tude W"'e visible to day in the rear
of t,.e rneny's position at Kineosman. The
steamer Holland. with the household Caxalrv
and the troop Ship OrconteS With the came
row tilgh'anderS and = ,a,allIon Of the Der
bysh're regiment. have arrived here
MoUsrAiNrERs SETTLING WITH SOLDIERS
New York, august I4.-The steamer AcaI-
a!pala, From ASpinaIl, brings IAnama news TO
the stu inst. Advces i~'m Peru state that
the Gillian gHi. sons and exp"ditionary forces
are heas gradually withdrawn from the in
terror, and are greatly harassed on their way
to Lima by small parties Of mountaneers. or
irregular native traopa The misconduct of
The ChliaH espetlttionary forces seems to have
tI'ned tho whole poPuace against them,
Great alarm is felt in Lima among natives and