Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-28
FOREIGN,
The EeIptian Situation.

LONDON, September 9th -Fawcstt, Post
msstsr-General, speaking at Hackney, says
England has no selfish object. Her chief COZ
Germ is to secure to the Egyptians thu best
government and the greatest amount os lib
erty possible. The abuse connected with the
late control would be avoided in the future
| Egyptians would Tot have to submit to ,ae
| Injustice Of an unduly large part of the rev.
enues being appropriated by foreign officials.
BERLIN, September 27th-It is semi off
cia!ly announced here that the Powers ex-
pect q communication from Great Britain
within few days soliciting an expression of
their views on the state Of eff AIRS in Egypt.
CAIRO. September 27sh.-The Ministers to-
day agreed upon three DEGREES. which the
Khedive will sign tomorrow. The first de-
cree Institutes special Commission for the
prosecution Of the acts of rehellion commit.
ted by military or civilians. The Commits
sion viii consist of nine members, and be
| under the Presidency of Ismail Bey. The
| second orders a Court-martial with eight
members, RsOuf Pasha presiding, 10 be held
in Cairo, and that it shall give judgment ac-
cording to the military code without appeal
IL cases submitted 10 the ABOVE named Com
mission. The third directs the assembling in
Alexandria of another Court martial, to try
all CASES submitted by tribunals recently ap.
pointed in AleZandris and Ioulah. TIE Pre-.
hCEulDSo Ol DDtu AOuEGs- EllTNlal Will Dr buOs
lie, and the accused will be permitted to en-
ploy counsel. The Khedive will shortly issue
decree granting amnesty to all officers. from
Captains doynwsrdS, engaged in the rebellion,
excepting these who participated in tine riots
or joined the army since the beginning Of the
Campaign.
AdvIces from Panama.
PANAMA, September 16.h-The earth.
quskes killed only four persons on the 18th
mus, but one woman died from fright. The
damage to property was not rs great as at
first reported.
The Mortaneros are destroying the houses
and crops Of Peruyians who afforded aid to
the Chilean4
The American schooner Transit, reported
seized at Cape Gracias Adde'S, Nicaraeus, was
captured By the reyolutionisss, who h' p.d
they could thus capture San Juan del Norte,
generally called Graytown. A man named
Emiliano Herrero seized the town and de-
clared himself Chief Of the Provisional Gov.
eminent on the Atlantic coast, and under his
authorization the schooner Transit was seiz d.
She was subsequently recaptured by Captain
Thompson and his men, and the
rebels carried to Bluefeld, Nicaragua,
and delivered into the custody of the
Uoited STATES Consul. After the Transit left
Cape Grscias Adi1s, the populsce rose against
the rsoels seized them and executed the two
era-and thus peace was at once restored.
The CohFul took 1t prisoners delivered to
him by Captain Thompson to Georgetown,
and turned them oy, TO the Nicarsguan Gov
erHor of that port, who, in turn, sent them
to Granads, where they are now in prison
awaiting trial.
DIR. Anice d'Arsee, ons of the richest and
most highly educated Bolvians. has been
elected PRECEDENT Of the Bolivian Congress.
He is a stauch advocate Of peace at any pr;cs.
Another Victory for an American Rorse
LONDON. September 9th. - The Great
Eastern Railway handicap at Newma ket
was won by Lorillard's Arsnzs, HoInpipe
second, War Horn third. The betting against
Aranza st the start was 20 TO l. SEE Won by
six lengths.
Disastrous fire.
LONDON, Sept mbsr 27th-Smythes hosi.
cry factory at Balbriggan. Ireland, uas
burned lest evening, and 500 persons were
thrown ont of employment.