CALOGRAMS.
[Special to Peess Association.]
London, October 31.
Baker Pasha's Scheme Disapproved.
The Times to-day states that it has received information that the English Government disapprove of Baker Pasha's scheme for the reorganisation of the Egyptian army. An Egyptian Te "Whiti. Id the House of Commons to«day Mr Gladstone, in reply to a question, stated that it was a fact that the Egyptian Government had applied for the assistance of certain British officers in the conduct of an expedition against a false prophet in the Soudan. The Cloture. The Premier, in the House of Commons, is insisting on the passage of his resolutions for the adoption of the cloture, but is not making it a Cabinet question. Pabis, October 31. The Socialistic Panic. The panic which arose at Lyons through the fear of a Socialist rising is subsiding, and confidence is being rapidly restored.
Constantinople, October.3l. To Present England's Little Bill. Earl Dufferin, British Ambassador, shortly goes temporarily to Cairo to co=ductraegotiations for the settlement of affairs in Egypt. . . . Vienna, October 31. Not for Egypt. The Austrian Government has issued an order forbidding recruiting in Bosnia I for service in the Egyptian army. Alexandeia, October 31. French. Control Repudiated. Cherif Pasha, President of. the Council of Ministers, has notified fo the French Consul that his .Government will not admit M, Bredif, French Controller-General, to the sittings of the Council of Ministers as formerly. London, October 31. England's Action Supported. M. Clemenceau, the well known French stateman, has publicly upheld the right of England to refuse to agree to a restoration of the dual control in Egypt,
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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4318, 2 November 1882, Page 2
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