The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-07
Owe Tue SEA.
THE BLACK DIAMOND SEIZURE
AND BRITISH PAPERS.


AND BRITISH PAPERS.
The AFFAIR Denounced - "a Flagrant Out
rage-Hope- That 81 May Lead to a set
Element Of the Fisheries oucstion-Mr
Naybrick', Trial. Sc.
LONDON. August 6.-Tne seizure o
/ the Black Diamond has again directed
+ public attention 20 the question at lssu,
/ between Eng land and The United State,
on the subject OF the seal fisheries in
I Behring sea. and the newspaper
comment very freely upon what mosi
Of them agree In describing as lh,
latest outrage.
The ST. James Gazette to-day very
emphatically condemns the seizGrc. and
believes that the English speaking peo
/ pie On both side. OF the Atlantic "a IN de-
plore the dodges of the political trick
sters resorted TO To further their own
selfish purposes. such as the dismissal
Of the British Minister at Washington
and the present grituitous outrage.
The Gazette trusts that Sr Julian
Pauncefote's presence at this time in
London. will hasten O settlement of the
veXed question involved IN the Black
Diamond 5 seizure.
DEATH or A FRENCH BEAUTY.
PARIS, August G.-Mme. I.a Mare.
chale de COnr0bert died suddenly this
morning. She was twenty years
younger than her husband. and was.
next TO the Empress Eugene, the most
brilliant social figure Of the Empire
and most beautiful woman in France.
She married General C0nrobert after
his distinguished career in the Cfimea.
and shared with him the h0nors of the
Governorship OF Paris.
THE CAMPAIGN OVER.
CAIRO. August 6.-The campaign is
over and General GrenfcIl is returning
t. Cairo. 4 fofceof Egyptians remain
az Slrras. and body of cavalry is ia
pursuit of the one Emir VINO survived
the battle of yesterday. This leader is
lurking ia the hills above Beilana with
a force of two hundred men. and cannot
escape.
4 HAYTIEN Kilkenny CAT FIGHT.
NEW YORK. August Ga Tines
dispatch from Port aI Prince. dated
July 18th. says: The Haytien war has
degenerated into murderous cam
paigu. and is beginning to look like a
war of determination.
CABLE .OrEs.
LoNp0N. Angus. Unless hisextra-
dition is demanded. in which case be
Will ,ail for New York, General Bou-
langer says be has decided to remain iu
London.
MRS. MAVERICK 5 TRIAL.
LIvERp0oL.Augus, G.-When the trial
of Mrs. Maybrick. for ID. murder of her
husband was resumed tins morning. the
judge delivered ms charge to- tine jury.
Ills remarks were strongly in favor of
the prisoner.
STARTLING CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED is
EGYPT.
CAIRO August G.-The startling news
comes from l0ski. the scene of Saiur
day s overthrow of the Dervi-h h0rdes.
that documents have been found in the
abandoned camp Of Wad-El-N Jumi
and upon the bodies of his dead shieks.
which prove the existence of q wide
spread conspiracy. with It's
centre among high officials
Of the Egytiau army and prominent
Egyptian leaders boo Cairo itself. The
invasion by Wad-El N'Jumi with his
HANDFUL of Deryishss Is -h0wn by these
documents Ca have been merely an iu-
uiIrnt Of this conspiracy, which was
TO have been followed by wholesale
treason on ths part of tine Egyptian
army. These disclosures serve o. OK
plain what has up GO this time puzzled
everybody here, hOw the leader OF the
DeIyi,he5 expected 20 accomplish any
thing with tho Insignificant force he
brought with him across the desert.
It is low clear that he expected
to be joined at the Nile by de-
seIters from the Egyptian army
itself, headed by the traitors with
81 h0m be had been IN correspondence
and by some Of the tribes upon whose
friendship Egypt had cQuated. Just
why the traitors at lhe l8st moment
abandoned the brave Jewish leader 60
his fate, AMI how it came that their
treachery was not contaminated Is not
Jet uiear.
CABLE NOTES.
ST PETERSBURG, August 6. Eighty
have been arrested at ka