Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02

instructed it's agent to leave Egypt, c 1t IS thought France will accept Egypt otfer. of compromise made yesterday.
 Imperial Ukase.
 LONDON, April 25.-Dispatehes iron St. Petersburg received here this after noon state that the Czar issued an im peIial ukase sanctioning the raising of . large force of Turcomsn militia by Gen komarof.
 General Grant wtIl Survive.
 NEW YORK, April 25.-General Grant, after one o'clock, slept at intervals. The sore at the base of his tongue appeared angry last night and bis restlessness may have been the result. Between six and eight o'clock this morning the ps- tient slept most of the time, and when he arose and his throat examined there were more favorable indications than yesterday. When Dr. Douglas left at S.3O a- 10. he said the General had passed a very quiet night, though his sleep was somewhat broken. So far as his physi- cal condition is concerned he might with safety be removed to the mountains or the seaside tomorrow. That he will oaA fANC bAAC ID klC OGl4Ck Ok lAOcC in position to know.
 French News.
 PARIS, April 25-The morning papers are all loud in the praise of the ener- getic action of the government Tn the Egyptian difficulty.
 Galois reports that France and Eng land have agreed upon a compromise. but ofiicial circles declare that France is evidently acting with desire to over throw Nubar Pasha.
 Voltaire states that one hundred Rus sian students in Paris, belonging to the army, have been ordered home by the Russian government.
 Fixing a Policy.
 ROME, April 25-The Gazette sn- nounces that Signor Mancani, Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Sir Savllle Lumley. British ambassador, have made definite arrangement regard ing the military and political action of Italy in the Red Sea. It IS also stated that they have settled the details of tho proposed visit of the Prince of Wales to Rome.
 Egypt Won't Apologize.
 CAIRO, April 25-The Egyptian gov ernment has rendered no offers of com promise to the French Government; on the contrary, the Egyptian ministry affirm and believe their action in sup pressing the French newspapers was fully justified. Nevertheless 1t Is hoped that an amicable settlement may be 
 Clearing Deck< for Aetf0a ALEXANDRIA, April 25-The French has left the harbor and is now anchored off the entrance.
 Russia Preparing. CRoSsTADT, April 25-WOrkmen are busy day and night loading all the Whitehead torpeiOes In the arsenal. l Orders have been given that the moment ! lOstilities begin, stationery tOrpedOes ! shall be placed outside the Russian | ports on the Baltic. The ironclais, Ad- | nirsl Greig, Due de Edinburg and krom- in, and the monitors TyphUn, Iatnik | md Bronenossett have already cOmplet- | ed their arnBments and are ready for immediate action.
 Russia Firm.
 LONDON, April 25.-A Paris special | 10 the Exchange Telegraph states that he French foreign office has an intima- ion that Russia will not accept any | .erms of foreign mediation, even if of- 1 tered.
 The Troubles of Nation. LONDON, AprIl 25.-Thers was much | excitement in the House over the gov ernment defeat, before the decision. | Gladstone stated that the government | would reserve freedom of action. If | he amendment is carried, it's adoption | sntalls charge of 130,000 pounds yearly | )n the consolidated fund, with similar relief to local taxes. It IS believed the will decide to go on with the bill and endeavor to reverse the vote with a fuller house. The government in the meantime, it is thought, will pro- ,eed with the English and Scotch bills md test the same question.
 Situation Not Improved. LONDON, April 25.-The Cabinet sat three and half hours this afternoon. It is understood that the Afghan situa- lion has not improved.
 Simply Sitting Again. LONDON, April 25-A Cabinet Council 1 is now sitting.