The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31
II EAuEDIyBs EXILE.
TsmaiI's Departure from Egypt
with tAis uarem.

Alexandria Correspondent Of the
London Standard.
No sooner was The abdicatiOn, or
rather the deposition, OF the late Khe-
dive accomplished than orders were
given for the Royal yacht TO be pre-
pared with all speed to convey hin and
family beyond The shores Of Egypt.
No particular residence vas indicated,
aud, hayiug a beautiful and spaeiOH,
palace at ConstaHtiRople, his higbpess
naturally wished to occupy his own
property in Turkey; lest hostile coun-
sells prcgai!ed G4d tire Suitsn refused "a
sanction aprangeseut. The khe likes
mother has n pal2eeA. Rhodes, and 4
WAS thought tksy night qil go there.
SnyTps. too, Eas spoken Of, but Ht tie
last mOiH-at Naples Was dEed Sp, IN
which neightsrhOod yne late King 81
Italy made over a property 10 the Khe-
dice in part par meat Of a large SUM Of
money advanced some years since. Ga
every accSant It was desirable biat TIE
late Rhedire Should leave the couHtrS
at an early m0ilent, and no cue can
ceBpiaia vf his departure icing delay
ed. The deposition Sas officially made
known at 3 -. IN. va Thursday, uic 20
and lis exactly fssr days-naineiy, at
p. N. On MonGay, the 3aii-thc ex-
monsrcA was an exile Since Friday
all hands have besn at work OH tee
Mahrosss, perhaps the finest yacht ia
the world. Having taken la 4 stock OF
Goals, stores aed provisions, the yacht
was ready 30 receive the FIRST dctach.
NEST OF The hhediVai karem ut s p, m
this yNenday) morning. They arrived
from Cairo NY special train, and Nen
sentOif In steam hsNches and barges
Mest. of the ladies' wore stiitaisle tc.lycl.
ing EGrOpcah COSTUMES, a'ith tight aad
elegant UeSs or apologies for "yaii-
mahF;'' tnt tire servants Of different
| grades itre taTha and khatara .
the ortkaary qnake. Tke styles of 6eaU.
ty were ss varied ~ the 1oifets. Som,
of the ladies ka6 hair and coStPleXion
as fair as those cf English women.
Others we're ID the SpaAlsn type, with
| black hair s"j eyes. Except afiOnG
4 tlIe servants, none sccRed over 25 gear
of age; but there prevailed them all +,
| l~istlcss and yscstt looks IS 1i bednGi
With ne occupation or aisA iu lie Al
the iisS4Saieg tsiere Sas sa incessaa'
! hUrRyiug TO AID fro of boats with bag.
gage &ad household goods, WutA st , J.
m. another g~eesial train arrived witi
the seeaad and larger pOrtten Of ths
hageR. iB this 1 cOuHte& uihe Garge-
or SSSis betS,eeH the shore aEd tn
yacht, SaeM eoHt&i&img from si:; &
eight women. feIliars some y thrs'
did ~ot so ea ia 1te ship, bHt weT,
| frieSlAs s1lIe aSerKard returned TO C;lf-
no; SSd ixSey SycGe Snerely "iielps," IL
wloys eeaUty WAS conspicuous by il
! absence. JNleu came Ismail Pasha't
three lawful wives. The fourth, tAt
mother Off ince Tewfk, 1be present
! ViuegQy, remains at Cairo, near hei
sOa. IKE sexes ut Iaifs TSiiNay SKA
ton betM'eeR those .pembars ef the lea
rem who were geisg and these who
were staying behina.Gr said TO have
been heartreuG ing, and it was viii
muck difieutty the train could be stag
ted. Although their li&e is enc of Sc
! cluei0N agd ~GSlG RelReEt, 1hey N ag
cust0med ito cNarycanJort: and ] d@ub
If 10 C4l;O any OF the harcm had the
least idea Of their future residence; all
d%y kUew vas they were leaYi1G
! they Ei1eNAS %@Id sSAEoHndtngs 10 10,
\ landediN some strange country across
4 &le sea-