New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
THE CRISIS AT AN END
ihE MUIINEERs AT CAIRO SUBMIT TO THE Kurn1x


FORMATION OF A NEW CABINET
LONDON Sept. 13-The Alexandria corroSrondon.
Oh " me i'mes says " The Khedve has informed me
thaV colonel Ourabi, the leader of the revolt toId
nun he would resist all Europe The Khedive
asked What force have youv Ourabi renIiod
claprap 'p''i'on' says 'his is
Inc caro- correspondent of The Doily Mems so VIC
ornh pacha has frequent interviews with Colonel
II s o, n ~ qet, and business proceeds regularly
cu that the crisis will be short The Khede
to the hG entire movement to Hahn, claimant
all opposition. ~ ''p' "ou" oo'laoe
Reuter- dispatch from Constantlnople saws.
hSyp Nothing has transpred but il ia certain fa tha
TSch @ OF troops hithcr has vet been decided npon
the intervention of Turkish troops are lnfounded o
Inc Repubtique Franchise SAYS:
IN nav W. not nave been shown whether it is necessary
tS TO resist the Khedive after he is supported bv
INC presence OF the English and French consils y
inc standard, IN its financial article this evcning
SAYS: 'e
A A rnmor Is current that a Joint English and French
e%iaron % wlll proceed to Alexandria Egyptian bonds
closed only y lower day. in consequence Of th
report mat Chrri lacha had resumed negotiations
rA'is' sept 13.-The Temps announces that as
soon az the first news of the revolt in Egypt arrived
Tn" English Government communicated to NJ. Bar
thel"my st. lilare Minister of Foreign Affairs ito
mtehllon to proceed in accord with the French
nnf'hl. Inc Temps adds that tins accord ia
alr'ady manifested in formal Joint opposition tn
the idea of Turkish intervention "
CAIRO, Sept 13.-About 100 native no+oblos bo,-o
arrived hcre III accordance with summons from the
army officers II Is understood that they disapproye
the course taken by the malcontents and urge
thcrli facha to undertake the formation of n Min
lstrv They only ask that Baroudl Pacha be an
Puln"''i huNter OF war as n concession to the Off
GERS; II this should be granted, they would guaran-
zee IN" Withdtawai of the officers to places in the
interior which Cheuf Pacha might Indicate Chcrlf
i1CHa mas consequently resumed negotiations
Inc officers went to the Abdin Palace this oftcr-
noon TO make 1t Is supposed, complete submission
To ~" khcdive.
CG"rii iacha has resumed the task of FORMING =
Cabinet. WON '' i'iiii's "
L6tr.-CAIRo, sept. 13.-The dsaffccted officers
hav" signed an act of complete submission to the
hhedIve, and the notables guarantee its fulflmept
Han ar Pacha has been appointed Minister of FL
nance haroudie Pacha, Minister of War; and Mar
a'hl Pacha. Minister of Public Works. The rest of
the Cabinet has not yet been named.
1t Is officially stated hat, yielding to the en-
trraueS OF ia" khcdivc, notabes and representa-
tivrs of the Powers Cherif Pasha after assuring
hllnScH ot the complete submission of the army
whose commanders declare that they will leave the
direction of affairs to hiS patriotism accented the
formation ot "A Ministry.
Rlaz Iacha the dcpoScd premier has pono to
AtAahdul and iseXpected To arrive at Nice.
LONDON, Sept. LITTLE Standards Alexandria dis
patch says. The Ulamas and notables expressed 70
the hhedive their devotion and obedience and their
extreme regret at the conduct Of the troops
y touStantlnople dispatch tn the same paper 81 vs.
III Is Is rel orted that Server Pacha will go to Egypt
rs Il SPECIAL commissioner to inquire into the mill
LlTy disturbances.