Arabi in England's Hands.

Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4337, 24 November 1882, Page 2

Arabi in England's Hands.

Alexandria, November 22.

It has transpired that the Egyptian Government has decided to leave the English Government to determine whether the evidence which has been taken by the Commissioner at Cairo criminates Arabi in the massacres which took place at Alexandria and other places, and in the burning of Alexandria.

Rome, November 22,

Italy Reforms Itself.

At tbe opening of the Italian Chambers to-day King Humbert made a speech in the course of which he auuouuced that the Government would devote itself to the carrying out of internal reforms.

The following "special " messages have been published by the Press Association-—

London, November 21.

The New York Union Committee hare reported that none of the skirmishing fund raised for service in Ireland has been properly applied. On the contrary, it has been expended in promoting elections and subsidising newspapers.

It is reported (hat the Legitimists are organising a revolution in France, and that a considerable section of the army, including the Zouaves and cavalry, sym.' pathise with them, and are likely to actively support it. A financial panic has occurred in Paris. The King of Congo has ratified the French Annexation of Mozab (sic), South Algeria.

The smallpox is dying out at the Cape of Good Hcpi\ The Pope has expressed the utmost horror at the recent outrages in Ireland, and has charged the Irish Bishops to use their utmost efforts to suppress them. Brookshaw, the casual, who threatened to murder the Prince of Wales unless he gave him assistance to emigrate to the colonies, has been sentenced to ten years' penal servitude.

At a fire at a faotory in Providence, U.S., eight women and three men jumped from the window, and were impaled and killed on the spot.