Albany, August 1. AnivecL last evening-^?, and O. Company's steamer ißonle, witli in ward buez mail, which left London oa the 80th June.- She brings the following news from Bombay,- dated- July 5 16 th i^-The ■foirb.e which .' is being ' organised ' for' despatch to Egypt consists of 1,800 Euro pean and 6.Q00 •. native troops, together ' ' with : three •' batteries of artillery, transport horses and 2.000 mules. It is understood tha.t the foroa'is 1 intended to hold Suez and Ismailia, and that it will pro bably be employed m constructing a line of railway along the canal.
THE CONTROL OF THE SUEZ CANAL.
' ' .SEVERE DISPUTES. A' EEBEL : DEPUTATION. BRITISH ADVANCE ON ARABI'S i POSITION. ; " AKQUS '' SPiOIiL. London, July 29. SeriotjS; disputes hays arisen between Admiral Hoikins and Monsieur da Le« seps m regard to the control of the oanal. The latter is apparently a partisan of Arabi's and is endeavoring to exolade men-of-war from 'the Canal, ; There is little .confidence m Arabi's overtures for peace or m the Tarkish co-operation against him. A deputation from the Rebel Govern ment at Cairo has reached Alexandria. | They appear very bellicose. Armoured looomotives advanced with in two miles of Arabia position at Kafra. dowar. They ukiHuiihed ud retired.
WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIA FROM THE CONFERENCE.
