The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Egyptian Revolt.

INDIGNATION At THE GREAT ELCNDEE.
ALExANDRIA. July 19.-lt is reported TIA;
Arab Pacha j. preparing 20 move. DsaI-
Dointment and inclination are most Keen nj
the great blunder OF allowing the faE raDle
moment for ending the revolt at stroke 10
lin br while troops are detained ia mae
tiyity by order, from home. ! native
state, that during the retreat OF Arl'i
Pacha one Of the shells burst in The midst
OF a body II soldier, and Killed zen. y
dragoman OF sir \. Colyir. containing tht
British ConsUl-Gclcral. ha, arrived rom
Cairo. and reports that soldier with rcqCi-
,ition, were breaking open stable ana >cll-
ine horse. No other acts OF violence had
been committed up to the time he lclt 'hc
city.
Fatal MISTAKE.
LONDON, July l9.-The Times la, the
following from Alexandria: Arab Pachn',
force /. .aid TO be increasing. Hesitation
in attacking him al once j. regarded -
fatal mistake by the authorities here.
English and foreign. II i said thai
wounded natives have been parau'u ~
Cairo for the purpose Of exciting anlmo'
At the request Of several residents inc
American consular authorities have order
ed that the French shop IN the same pulld-
inc with the American consulate be opened
and respectable residents be allowed 10
helm themselves to such articles ~ they re-
quire on signing declaration showing
that they have taken them.
THE EMERGENCY REGARDED AT An END.
LONDON. July l9.-The Daily Telegraph
saws that the ships Of the reserve squadron
have been ordered 10 return 10 their seNe-
raj stations. This j. regarded a. an indl-
cation that the emergency, AZ lar a. regards
tho demand upon the navy, has passed
over.
Tuy IrSy or ARAB PACHA's RETREAT.
LoNpoN. July 19.-The correspondent OF
the Dduy telegraph at Alexandra say
Il drove Yesterday nine miles along me
line Of Arab Pacha's retreat, and passed
several VILLAGE, the people in WHOM are
starving. The soldiers robbed them 81
everything. The entire route Is lined WIN
dead horses and carriages. IL + reported
that the BedOuins haraS>ed the soldiers
during their retreat. killing 300 Of them.
THE sUEZ CANAL.
Iovpox. July 19.-The Daily Tee
grdph's dispatch from Paris states tlat VI:
| DE Frevcinct informs the Cabinet 'ouncli
that France and England had agreed upon
tbe necessity Of the occupation OF the e.
mai for three months, but this convention
would not be carried ont until the confer
ence had decided thereon.
\ dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
many from Constantinople announces that
/ Deryi,ch Pacha has been summoned from
! Alexandria to give his views OF the sltua-
| tIcn.
/ NEWS FROM ALEXANDRA AND CAIRO.
ALEXANDRA, July ia telegram rom
the Porte for Deryisch Pacm nIiNou
shortly after he left here for tohsI'h''no,
nile. Admiral Seymour sent AFTER MN, "nu
he i now returning. No Europeans ~
m,oin In Cairo, except twenty Gernlahr'
,,.bo refuse 10 leave. The Consul who was
Tiled At Zagazig was the Italian Consul.
nypx,y VIEW OF TIE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
BERLIN. July l9.-The Cologne Gazette
and the Berlin North German Gazette print
articles on the Egyptian question WHICH
are regarded A. being directly inspired,
and As representing not only the policy OF
Germany but that OF the other Power,
except England and France. The art'e..'
state that the Egyptian question VIII oHy
he ripe for Germany after the western
powers have come 10 mutual understands
ing TO apply for the assent OF EUROPE. ~
view Of the general need OF peace, England
may rely upon support on al sides 10 Le'