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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 652, 13 October 1882, Page 2

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THE NEW EGYPTIAN ARMY. Received October 12, 5.7 a.m. Alexandria, October 11. The new army, which is about to be organised under the direction of Baker Pashi, will be limited to ten thousand men, and will bo odioered only by Circassians, and Turkish commissions will not be given to any officers who took part in tho recent rebellion. THE TREATMENT OV ARABI PASHA. Later ruinois to hand from Cairo state that Arabi has been maltreated in prison, and Sir Edward Milct, the British Consulgeneral, is consequently causing inquiries to be made as to their truth or otherwise. mr/Aim<: of arms. The seizure of a considerable number of concealed arms his been made at Tant-i'n. T:Ht.\3!l[N r G A KOiiRIK. An AivJ.> Sdi-'ik then;, who has been inciting tho ponal.ico to nctn of: lawless ness has been aiTJ.st.oJ, and subjected to

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY. Nkw York, October 11. The Democrats have had large majorities in Ohio, AUSTRALIA V. AMERICA. The cricket match between the Australians and eighteen representing America, has resulted in a victory for the visitors by 7 wickets. THE MATAURA'S CARGO. London, October 11. The balance of the Mataur.i's cargo of frozen mutton has been warehoused, as it !nu; boon found to be unsaleable, owing to its over fatness. N.B.—The above telegrams have been delayed in transmission, owing to interruption of communication on the Australian overland telegraph lines.