Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

The Euclish Government has ordered Mac
~ ~ l. IL alhc. Rritioh affair, In IhN

The English Government has ordered Mac.
ki!!ap Pasha aud other British officers in the
kheIiyc's service to resign.
The Turkish Chamber Of Deputies has de-
cided by large majority that it Is advisable to
pos!ncne for tie rrcscct The question of the
admission of Christians into the army, they con
,nuiDg to pay the exemption tax.
An interview Of great Importance has re-
Gently taken place between Count SchouvaIott,
| the Russian Ambassador and the Earl OF Derby,
in which the British Foreign Minister asked
Sch6uyaloff 10 cut the assurances in regard
| to CoustantinoTlc, which were made verbally
and somewhat vaguely, on paper.
The Ambassador tcIcaraphed to his Govern:
| mau. Irr instructions on this polnt and received
a di:palah from the Russian Foreign Office en-
poscriog him to do so.
Russia will propose the temporary occupa'
tion OF C0nstaut!n0pe undertaking to cvacuatc
the Turkish Capital on receiving an Indemnity
| for The expenses and sacrifices oil the war and
propcr guarantees that the administration Of the
! turkish provinces shall be faithfully carried
into operation. Any proposition involving tho
sacrifice OF the Turkish maritime force in he
B!acl. Sea will be rejected by Great Britain.
The question Of the temporary occupation oil
| ConAantinoplc has been discussed at several
| Cabinet councils already, without, in any ln-
stance, coming 10 decision.
in arrangement has been elected by which
Erglaul, with the consent Of tho khcdlvc aud
not in oppositou TO the Sultan, shall occupy
Egypt, England 10 settle the time when the
movement shall begin.
Tie British fo.co is already tolod off Cor tho
occupation, and will be under the command OF
Gen. Sir Thomas Steele. 1t will consist OF
- 600 mcn-thrCe regiments CT cavalry, the Sth,
| tt ,.-l Ut. 81 lnc n
Ct infantry, comprising four Highland regiment:
and two trigsdes CT guards one battalion o.
Scots cusilcrs, and one third of the force Ct ma
tive troops from India and Mos!cms from the
Bengal army. Not only ara tho troops ready,
but Tue camp and all other necessary arrange
1lonts have been made in Egypt.
Tho eventual terms of pesco will possibly in
cludo III English protectOrate over Egypt.
Prince Milan goes to Vienna at the request oil
tho Emperor Francis Joseph. Tho Austrian
Car, and have bean prohibited circulation in
Russia. The mobilization of tho Austrian ar
my has commenced. Russia asks Austria's per-
mission to cross Servia TO the relief Of Montcno-
grins, and oilers sufficient guarantees.
In consequence Of the conspiracy 10 destroy
tho banks Of the Suez cana, tho khedIve has
appointed commission for the defonco Of tho
canal with Gen. Stone racha as President.
The reports in regard TO Prince Bismsrk's Of
fcring Austria an offensive and defensive al
lance arc fully confirmed. Ihcse proposals
followed Immediately upon tie signature of the
London protocol. but tho Austrian military au
thortics prevented their definite consideration
or acceptance a. that tlmo.
The correspondent st Spalato confirms the
report OF tho doleat of the Turks by the Monten-
cgrins Dear MartoniiZa The Turks, under
All Saib, wero completely routed and their ar
my was simply annihileted. Their tents, arms
ammunition and provisions foil into the hands
| Of tho Montenegrins, and only 8 small number
escaped TO Spuz. Tho Turkish loss is said to
have tecn fearful Tho Turks arc said to have
left GOO dead on the field in their fight in Armo
mia last Saturday.
LONDON juno "a Vienns dispatch to tho
Times gays:-As Prince Milan has not been pos
itivciy forbidden to operate IS he pleased on hi:
own account tho possibility ia Of course by N
means excluded that he may cntor the fray. II
is certain tha! the SlGv party who have represen
tsJivcs at Plcjcsti have dono sill in their power
t5urge him TO do so. A renewal of hosti!itlcs DO
tween Turkey and SorviN would not havo tht
Same Significance rs the transfer Of tho Russo
Turkish war into Scrvia aad fit wore SO las
year waged far away from tho Austrian frontier
Austria would not probably Interfere"