ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2658, 13 October 1882, Page 3

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

By Eleotbic Telegraph—Copyright,

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Received October 13, 1 p.m. LONDON, October 12.

Leonard H. Courtney, M.P. for Liebeard, Cornwall, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, addressed his constituents et Torpoint last night. In the course of Ins speech he referred at length to the Egyptian question,*and stated his opinion that Egypt must bo required to defray all expenses attending the suppression of the rebellion in that country. Received October 13th, 2.10 p.m.

Mr Leonard Courtney, in his speech At Torpoint yesterday, further stated that England's policy was to detach Egypt from the suzerainty of the Saltan, and to take steps to establish European guarantees for the proper administration of the country.

["Aegtjs " Special, per United Press Association.]

Received October 13th, noon. LONDON, October 11, 6.5 a.m. The Palace officials have cruelly insulted and threatened Arabi.

Several members of an exploring party have been murdered in North Borns by the Natives.

Baker Pasha, who undertook the reorganisation of the Egyptian army, coneiders it will take a year to complete the taak : and deprecates the withdrawal of the whole of tho English troops before it has been accomplished. LONDON, October 12, 4.5 a.m.

Australian wines have been very successful at the Bordeaux Exhibition, and it is understood that Victoria alone will receive four gold and ten silver medals for the red wine exhibits, and three gold and seventeen silver medals for the white wine.

The steamer Balgairn, which was launched at Aberdeen on August 15th, has been totally wrecked at Benbeoula, one of the Hebrides or Western Isles of Scotland.

The bodies of two ladies havo been cremated at Blandford, in Dorsetshire.

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Received October 13th, noon. LONDON, October 11th, 6.32 am

The delay of the English Government in announcing their policy with regard to Egypt is causing much anxiety, and the the attitude of the lower class is becoming hostile.

The " Times" says that counsel was denied to Arabi.

A Conference, to take into consideration the protection of telegraph cables, will open at Paris on tho 16th. A fund in aid of those who were wounded in T?gypt has been started.