New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-02
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

LONDON, Aug. l.-SIr Charles Duke, Under For
eign Secretary. stated in the House Of Commons to-
day that NJ. Onou, the Russian delegate, has been
ordered to reion the Conference of the Powers All
the great Powers, he added. have agreed in asking
the Porte that Arab Pacha should be proclaimed a
rebel Sir Charles Dixie said that his information
concerning NJ Onou was from st, Peterburg. lie
had heard nothing regarding him from. Lord Dufer-
H. the British Ambassador in Turkey.
A dispatch to The Times from Constantinople in
regard to the wi hdrawal of NJ Onou says "Ac-
cording to intelligence received from diplomatic
sources the action of Russia is due to the personal
initiative of the Car Alexander who is dissatisfied
with the independent attitude of England, and
with Mr.. Gladstone's repeated declarations that
England, under certain circumstances, would un-
dertalIe the task OF restoring order IN Egypt"
A dispatch from Berlin saws; Tho refusal OF
italy e. cooperate with England in putting down
Arab Pacha may be taken representing the attl-
tu,le of Germany and Austria High authorities at
Berlin assert that Russia IS about TO ut her passive
attitude favor of one directly hostile to Brltish
pretensions i'll Gypt" anu
A I,onstanIInople dispatch says: "1he con-
ference will meet on Wednesday or Thursday TO re-
ceive VI. ONou's communication explaining liusslas
motives in aDstaIning from the deliberations OF the
conferences.
THE PERPLEXITIES OF THE SULTAN.
CoNsTAETINOPLE Aug. 1-Orders have been
given to accelerate the military preparations with
n view to the Immediate departure OF Troops 1Or
Egypt. The Porte, replying to Lord Dufierin's de-
mand that the sultan proclaim Arabi Pacha rebel,
states that such proclamation can only be issued
according to the cxigencics of the situation and af
ter the arrival of Ottoman troops III Egypt.
The Porte has been informed that Admiral Sey-
mour caici upon the Governor of Port SAID yester-
day to stats if H. was an adhercnt of Arabl Pacha
or of the khedIve. In his reply the Governor re-
ferrcl Admiral Seymour 10 the Porte.
LONDON Aug 1.-The London correspondent of The
Manchester Guardian says he understands that II
the Turkish xpcdtiOn starts without the Sultan
previously complying with the conditions demanded
by England Admiral Seymour will be ordered to
conduct it back again.
The lines in "a leading article says: So The time
has gone by when Turkey could be allowed to take
the whole matter into her own hands IL Turkey
goes to Egypt she must not go as the ally but as
subordinate OF England. ,, -. :.
The UaiIy e,cs considers that England must In
common prudence, prevent the Turkish troops
from landing III Egypt - -,
occupied the Turkish village of Zarta, near the
frontler The Porte has demanded an explanation
of M Condouriotis, the Greek Representative.
Lord Dulierin tne British Ambassador, has ex-
pressed at the attitude OF the sultan
IN regard TO Arab Pacha. The Sultan has now
resolved 10 DECLARE Arab rebel after the Landing
of the Turkish troops IN Egypt. LORD Dullerih docs
not assent to this proylso. Ihe nogouauons on TIC
subject are proceeding. :, i.
LONDON Aug The Alexandra correspondent
of The Daily eus says aispat&6n zen Was s, rSceveo
gent of Turkish troops was embarking at salonics,
and that the second was ready TO start under Der
visch Pacha."