, 1882-08-04
TELEGR APiAIC.

ALExANDRIA.July 28. The following
is the brief verdict of Admiral Mich
olson on the bombardment : 1--WE
don't mind admitting, sir. that we
could not duplicate that lot
The pilot engine preceding the one
sent with officers to meet Raouf Pa
sha came to grief hear Mnhalla, Arab
Pasha having cut the lines during
the night,
Admiral Seymour having written
the Khciivc asking what IN: n ures he
would suggest with regard to Abou
kir forts, which the admiral said were
standing danger to the British po-
sition at Ramleh, the Khedive replied
that he had sent Vice Admiral kea-
man to summon the garrison to re-
turn to loyalty.
LONDON, July 2S. Reports are cir
culated on the stock exchange that
Arab has declared that he will not
r,sist Turkish troops if they operate
without European auxiliaries, and
that Austria and Germany have also
reve ted to the plan Of exclusive
Tur ;ish intervention.
SAN FRANCLsCo, July 2S.--The cool
les landed by the Triumph yesterday
make total of 25,673 Mongohans
that have arrived in this city since
January /, according to the records
The Arabic brought 1854, the greatest
number of any steamer, OF all the
tramps the Campus brought the
most, 1035; the Anerly brought the
fewest, 100. The Belgic and Gaelic
have each made three trips this year,
and the Oceanic and City of Toxic
two apiece thus far. The average
monthly arrivals have been about
4,5O0. There is q chance that more
vessels may arrive before August 4th.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S. The Indian
apolis and st. Louis Railroad was
sold today to the Cleveland, Colum-
bus, Cincinnati and indianapolis com
pany for S1,396,OOO. Second mort
gage bondholders will contest the
sale.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29,-F. Mckee,
chairman of the Independent Re
publican State Central Committee, III
reply to Thomas V. Cooper, chairman
Of the Republican State Central
Committee, regarding the four sug-
geshons for party compromise made
by the latter to the former committee
on the 18th inst. says: 81 am direct
cd to say this committee find none Of
the four suggestions are methods by
which harmonious and honorable
unity of the Republican voters of
Pennsylvania could bc obtained. All
OF them are inadequate to hat end.
The third suggestion. which alone
may demand attention, has a fatal
defect in not including withdrawal of
the state ticket which was made up
many months ago, and long in ad-
vance of the Harrisburg convention.
This proposition, supposing it to be
sincerely put forward, clearly shows
you mSconceive the causes of tho
independent republican movement, as
We'll AS its aims and purposes. Our
object is to overthrow the boss sys-
tenn and the spoils system, and we
cannot agree to make an alliance or
agree to n compromise that on its
lace threatens the very object Of this
movement in which we are engaged
Ihe committee regrets that having
considered it desirable to make over
lures to the independent republicans,
you should have so far misappre-
nehded the facts Of the situation.
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The President
mas approved the order permitting the
Snipment of n supply OF liquors to Alas
"a Tor medicinal purposes during the
prevalence Of measles and scarlet fever.
NEW YORK, July 81. Heckor q Co.'S
Eseat Hour mills were burned today. Five
nuhdred men were employed. All es
ISnpea' It's believed there may, however
oe some lives lost.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-An Erening Er.
Pre% Pe% correspondent says: The river and
dent ''' '''" ''s sl'' " '''e l 'eSl