New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-29
EGYPT AND TIE POWERS.
PHASES OF THE CRISIS.

TIE GRIEVANCES OF THE EGYPTIAN ARMY-NA-
TIvBs STARVING BY The TIL oUsAND-AcrIyIfY
AT BRITISH NAVAL AND MILITARY STATIONS
THE CONFERENCE.
LONDON. juno 29-Tbe Standards correspondent
in Alexandria says that he has had an interview
with influential native officers who represent that the
grounds for the grievances of the army against the
Khedive are that he has not remedied the abuse or
patronage and that he accepted the utimatum OF
England and France.
The Daily Posts dispatch from Alexandria says it
is understood that Germany has advised the Porte to
prepare to send troops to Egypt in anticipation OF
probable decisions OF the conference
The Times understands that the Government has
chartered two large steamers, the Holland and
Poonah for service i'll connection with the Egyptian
crisis.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2s There were symptoms Of
rising in Alexandra yesterday, directed partlcu-
lary against tho English. Soldiers cleared the
square. and the guards have been doubled.
Ragheb Pacha has informed the Italian Consnl
that 30 900 nativcsa are starving A Cabinet COun-
Gil will consider the question tomorrow. Arab
Pacha. who went to Cairo on Tuesday night, viii
return to attend the meeting.
The Court OF inquiry into the OF the riots on
the 18th inst received information to-day against
three officers who were said to have in their posses
sion booty taken during the riots. The court pro-
posed to search their houses but the Under Secre-
tary of War declared that he could not permit such
an insult TO Egyptian officers.
LONDON June 2S.-The steamer Stanley, which
will leave Woolwch for Malta on Friday, will take
field hospitals. cavalry equipment, submarine
mines and portion of a portable railway. 1t IS
understood that two militia regiments of tho Lon
don district will not be dismissed after training bat
will be retained for garrison duty in view Of the
possibility of two battr ions of the guards being
sent TO the Mediterranean 1t is stated that regl-
ment of heavy dragons and four battalons of in
fantry, stationed at Aldershot, have been warned
TO be prepared to 20 to the Mediterranean.
There are now tnirty-two men-Oi-war in the mar,
bOr Of Alexandria, and four more are expected
there 1t is stated III Rome that the admiral com
manding the Italian fleet has been ordered 10 cruise
within easy distance of Alexandra, so tnat rs
can be promptly summoned IN case OF .ecessiiy.
The Standard CORES pOndent at Paris states that
the French GOVernnei have been appriseu OF inc
intentions Of the Engl sh government regarding the
Egyptian crisis aud have been invited TO cooperate
with the latter Government. The subject was dis
cussed ar q Cabinet Council at the EIyGee yesterday,
but no conclusion WAS arrived aL
The Itmess CORES pOndcnt at Paris says that Eng
land is now the only Power reSOutey opposed to
an Arrangement with AraDl Pacha.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June ZS.-lt Is stated that the
Ambassadors have declared that their Govern
ments would abstain from isolated action while
the conference is Nbled, except for the protec
ton of their respect subjects. .
IL is reported that Lord Duner IN ana the Mar
aus de NOailles, the Ambassadors Of England and
France respectively, ,Aaae on tuesday certain pro-
posas to the conference with reference 10 the I'M
mediate adoption OF measures TO Insure The maln-
tcnanca of order in Egypt and the security OF the
SueZ Canal. Up 10 the present tine the Aln6assa-
dor, have communicated nothing 70 the Porte IA
regard 10 the proceedings OF the conference.