Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-23

PARIS, June 22.-In the Chamber Of Depu-
ties to-day NJ. de Freycinet, Prime Minister,
said that France and England have given
their Ambassadors instructions, fixing as the
basis of the conference the re.establishment
OF the rights of the Sultan, the maintenance
Of the rights OF the Kbedive, the preserva-
ton of the liberties of the Egyptians and the
observance of the international engage
ments Of Egypt. The powers, he said,
would sign a protocol Of the basis
of the conference. The government had
in no degree resigned their independence.
II, contrary 10 all expectations, they found
themselves confronted by solution incon.
sistent with their dignity, they would re-
sumo liberty of action, but they were con-
vlnced that The resisting record would con-
tinue.
LONDON, June % Sir Charles Dixie
made a declaration, touching the basis of
the conference, Ia the House OF Commons
this afternoon, similar to that made bv NJ.
de Freycinet in the French Chamber OF
Deputies.
In the House of Commons this afternoon.
confirmed the statement that Sir Elward
Mslet and NJ. Sienkenwiez have been IL
structed to do nothing implying q recogni-
tion OF the new Egyptian Ministry.
1t is ascertained from official sources that
there is no truth in the Iumors with refer.
ence to trouble In the Catinet In conse-
quence of objections to Intervention In
Egypt. The rumors are attributed to the
devices OF operators in Egyptian securities
on the Stock Exchange
1t is reported that the correspondent of
the New York Herald at Alexandria was
beaten by an Arab to.day, but was not
much hurt.
The Times correspondent at Alexandra
says: "It is generally believed that il the
Khedive goes to Cairo he will not return
from there alive. The fleet here consists of
seven Eoglish ships, seven French, two
Greek, one I'aliaD, one Austrian, one Ger
man, one American, one Russian, and one
Turkish"
The Standards correspondent at Alexan-
dria saws that the Gov ernor of Alexandra,
President of the Commission OF IuquIry
into the cause OF the recent riot, who has
displayed fairness and intelligence, has been
superseded as President OF the Commission
by the Minister of Finance.
The torpedo depot ship Hecls sailed from
Portsmouth to-day for Egypt. She has on
board a vast store of explosives. several
torpedo boats, and detachment of marines
ALEXANDRIA June 22.-Dervisch Pasha
has received telegram from the Sultan,
iustructing him to use his efforts to induce
Arabt Pasha to proceed to CONSTANT
nople before the first sitting of the confer
ence, and stating that the Sultan Is
satisfied with the attitude of Arab Pasha
1t is believed that Arab will.decliue to GO
TO Constantinople. The Sultan has also
telegraphed to the Khedive expressing sat
isfaction at his course and promising to use
every means to strengthen his gu 'horlty.
The exodus Of Europeans is diminishing,
but much sensation has been caused by an
official violently deuouncing Europeans at
a reception given by the Khedive.
The Khedive has abandoned the idea of
going to Cairo.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 22.-The Ambas-
sadors met to-day at the British embassy,
but no conference was held because the
German and Austrian representatives had
not yet received their instructions. Lord
Dufferin and the Marquis de Noailles, the
British and French Ambassadors, received
detailed Instructions last evening.
The Porte has telegraphed circular to
its representatives abroad, r iterating that
the conference Is unnecessary.
MALTA, June 22.-The British channel
squadron has arrived here.
VIENNA, June 22-In view of the prece-
dent of the fruitless conference in regard to
the sfflirs of Greece, the Vienna PreSSe
says that Germany, Austria and Italy
have declined to take part in the con-
ference at Constsntinople without
the participation aud against the will of
Turkey. The conference is based, the
PreSse gays, upon the idea that its decisions
will be execu ed by the Sultan, and the
concurrence Of Turkey is therefore indis-
ponsable.
DUBLIN, June % The ironclad Belle Isle
has been suddenly ordered to proceed from
Kingston to Egypt. She will reinforce the
ships guarding the Suez canal.