New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
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ALEXANDRIA, RECOVERING Fa'u rir~ Tp1GtGD-
MlNl-AG ELtr;E's Fp.aiGy ro-s-Y
judge Biriu.or. Of the ~ -r.-iolal
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lsv.o nat .-. White % tnl- CD Do I..-- be showed
sue COOL Judgment aud taorol<h k-ovle 20 % Law
tlt i i- 4. Nis made 3 .lIDer ID. ti. CD ADMISSION
torevi-, tl- -.A uies OF tue Uutei Stl-' Ia, io'a
TIRE yrir. and 30 lS74 De was a?p1i4tal ~ the
A,priclu .cor-s ntlt.vc on tae Intern. ifad Tr1Wa.
az Aiex.rt~'i
"rhi, rn,1laI or Cont OF App,1'." srL judge Bar
RINGER, she great Iu-arnat o.u ~Ipr me Court 81
Egypt an is hg law % Alexandria England. Amer
icl France AUSTRIA, GERMANY. ta,i1 anA l-lly each
have rr.-r.ai4tivs u. and ~ This court appe.!
Iron thr lower courts bc male Taerc are fJIs oil
thee sitnatsi ~ NeSa1irl. Is.rn Nan
auJ For said. In these the nations mentioned are
represented, well spain, Grccc~ E-. iuui Holland
Deum1rs. Norway and sweden. Each nation MS at
least two representatives. ~ every court. and sIctmes
moro. s,yol thar foreigners 4lc well protected
Nero ytu ia Acxan ria Al tn tue OF the lombard
ncutT
WIS one OF the lat 10 leave the city. They had
already begun pA-e. and il WAS Ony by tae greatest
disposition modest Americans, out the hatred OF the
Lngils1 EtrHse. FDally. however rae feeling b.
game 81 b;eT Ntat every dNtncllon - 1'rSHs'eh alI
Christians Irrespective OF Nationality Tn dinIg' %
t. ifV sry -eaf AMI NAV 81 Lbe MOS, handsome
houses bIruei shall nrver fotset she tim
Wa, af ni-h ami the deserted NUNS tover-,! % ike
graveyard ~ TIE giants while and there lonely
sht up into the moOnl ght high above tae others
hnit an again mostly by Ar1nsaisus tsr-rEs ana NJ
brrws aud very handsome The raat'. however. nave
MS ,r4.l- recovered fullyi-
No. quit contrary. l have not been thrro for
mouths. bat when lett Alexandria u vas very dEl
The policy of rho administration was very vaci "a NJ
There t cnuhtenc" IN the Government. AID curse
Ouently fr is.sirr risk money ia trade"
CJns''-,itn-r4 Wolf WAS very p'Puar "a Egypt WIS
Ia some respects the diplomatic appointments to
Igypt have not always been fortunate, Dut vaeh tIe
seA-- to nam Wolf represent Goverunn
IN Egypt. D. uaiic an admirable apyo.D Uncut. IEis
gentleman sucrrcd'd IN short time M making m.n~ef
exceedingly pnpar win all parties. Re liberal IN
bic beauug toward American citizens and was uustmt
dignity 4ni respect our ns4. Il great mSfor
tue tia, compelled L. leave the c"unir{ GA a.
count Of W health such his relations With Arab
Pachs and tae leading men on both SIDES that &c is
believed tlt hr cOud have successfully 'aeIVeHel -
mediator and preserved the country fr0E An AMER
lean haG very strong indirect mluruc- n bringing on
ins war for Il was an american who first taught Arab
Pacha b. te. PATRIOTISM AMI iusflr iu u ais mind
tat Thought thai De- looked Ike Washington when u =
said sls tiYel his nafrioe courage under many
WAS The general feeling about General Gordon - thAt
washes III cvrry.ig one 1ctdor viii snow what sort
OF a man he is Zebrhr Pacha. whose son Gordon hal
Killed IN a rush offered 70 become rrcOECied 70 Cor
Sn 70 me,es rs going 4 possible ar,o6 anu . @ot
S furnastip and preferred 20 60 alone
Wher he got 10 arfoum he teegraphed Zebehr VINO
a Oucnd and refused 70 ~. TUE general feeling u,
SoEeVrr. tiat the British Government ought 10 hAye
OUT '' y '' $780,
have 4b-u9dt" - $1,000
, most sanitary one Thoroughly admire Mr. Blaine,s
49, fpii'J. l. Is exactly what We need abroad We
- if-r Nation 90 Dc iusulied wilh impualtT Inc
+j 49, ilt~ ot-ht % DE ectei ana Deheve that
San ar balnr 70 WI be- There is not the slightest
s-lsI OF any arising from thr diplomatic CORE
tAa" 4''~-40 % W" '4'-"D9A . 9'-''' 49,