The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
THE KHEDlvE CONGRATULATED
Upon The Successful Termination OF the Rebellion
Tranquility aud Security Throughout Esypt
ALLEGED Crutltits 10 y oundsd Arabs
Gtnerai For,igu News Notes.

LONDON, October 7.-Following Is the
khcdive's talk with correspondent oi
London Times: ! .lo not for q moment be.
lieve either in tho gcnuineness, extent or
patriotism Of the so.callcd national feeling.
The agitation, such as II IL, is the natural
result Of the weakness Of tho Egyptian
government on the one hand, md tho sue.
cess OF tho Turkish ntrigues on the other.
Pan.lslam is as old rs my time and older,
but would never hear Of il. Different coun.
sells have since prevailed aud We arc now
face TO face with the consequences. | al.
ways managed by some means or other TO
control and direct the religious fervor Of
my subjects in Egypt, but when
the control came from Con.
stantinoplc and not from Cairo, religious
fervor became religious ianaticism, and tho
existence, influence aud temporary success
Of .Arabi, became possibility. re.
member Arab well. lIc became a Lieu.
tenant Colonel, when very young, and in
the second or third year OF my adminis.ra.
.Ip'. ~ M WIS ''iGu ~ @ oo"'..ii"ilal ior pleacn
1.,. =. 'fus!. ~ shoulu n.ve Deeh broked,
uu' ont ~ NY uGnGru's pefsIh"eu me 10
,",nstI uu,u9n nl1', - "nu uiu 70. he was lhen
,"''sa,eu o,;. !o .l.e 0o'tllss:a'' ahu oniy
I'!'o .s. 'see'sr tt.ut't. M " ac.lvc service IN
lie is what the French call Jiuguer. lie
can talk and do nothing else. lie is the
~. o%n,t ~ ~, "Ju ~ ., I.nl.,a h "l,u lou!oa,
"oon. -. oa oo'.' i, ii "ona y; na.e i'otiihe sooa
~ Guy. Aao' 10 n.u a'"ays was IN ar,
lun' lo"'au'i l "l"Ays Sia NC Would
luH .nmy nnmmHy, ";ru 'lI Iel%'uiy ~ ueca'ilpeu very
lu'eH'y u! ieI,e'heo'I; me only prave
.i..n .,",n,' ~ H1s ,r pa'y a'e AZ rehny una AZ,
Jef" ,,h; Sv I;.,sa,t "ie - sTuie .s put would
oe.y Mf"o. '''..se.' a 10 uei'ne e'thef patr!'
o.s,"; o',sH ar ,l;.. Hatlo'Al leeihe. lie
,Ln"a s its l'e!.nsi E.a one nor '.e 9!her a.
smo"s1' .naIa m na'i 49, iI"aope .I sstins ihcllhrd to
issu'u acs nm irM W. .ne "?uu.pe SAVIOR ot his
eoun.ry, eoani.y a. nne ruin IL .nat 1he Egyptian
reUp'e n,os1 r tean on someshi.ls anu follow
1o','e 1nne, one' 4'e l.syplAi GOVERNMENT was
lopeiess alu weak, anu Aiapi ana his
naI,;",. ",IHus Suew IT,. ~ anu MS paftisans
"el'e'eu ica 5lifeS visible ahu Striking sue
cesses. ,'easaa lne hsyp.lans say ll'is' ana saw,
pomas "a. ae.e"si'''.ia.s :. we great
,,'; toMG's plats'.nny IN treaty WIN nm.
Ataol pointed ltiumpiMn'ly 70 these 'acts,
anu !o'4 tle EsYlalahs he coud ana would
res'ore .,a rEyPt ~ !i,e hsyptlahs, ana It is
,i, iU. tsurr,s,ns, n .ae circumstances, TINT
'ne fisy ptlalis clut's 10 MN asthe stronger
.esse;. ,ts me movement ;y ne headea wasirom
tllc ltsl HCllVtly encouraged nc CONSTANT
,nl nulse, ou. IL ls WY lmprooaoe 11'at either
tio liz Sui..n ilauise'l Ut any Q! ms RESPONSE
aa.;a VI. 'isiets : "e.e eEef ~ a',ecl communl'
Ia.lo. 1: elther WIN nun or his associates.
~ plisct communication 10 not 2 feature OF
,,o Lu'Ssll intrigue. lhe desireu elect can
ue paouueeu 'l WI, w.'''9ut IL. A,apl anu his
"ceon'pncss liust pe severely punished:
4, hn eAan'ple stiouio certainly pe maue Of
NY :n ieaaers OF lhe revoi1, ana nail measures
WIN ohiy ~ DC premium TO inrther disturb
Hiees. they may elSe 70 Esypt success
.on " A'aols; a'api Nlhiseli should be
.lea!eu as ~, u vulgar mutlneer ana rebellions
so,uieri su;hr;,; l? 'ooS upon h'm US an Egyptian
ua!ioalal ls eapilal mistake, and one
"t,e!i a'saes III 'ot 1ne 1u'ure'
y HA,kp' octoper r'.-Ooher'luIations 10 the
Mheu'Ve OH !he suppression Oh Inc rebel
non m, a'e pouring IN from al parts OF Egypt.
!ne o'elilas a!e l'leachihe ll'e doctrine
" pss.Ie ". opeoience' anu prove IRON the
NG,an T;al i,e ps,sn s'h %;!, o. revolt ,
hla" fasna' minister OF me INTERIOR de-
cares complete tranquility prevails
throughout Esyp1' ana pnoiic security is
'ssu'eu. ~,
- ahEaASpuA, ,oclooer '.-lhe prosecution
o. o., persons M gnilly OF oul5aSes at Iantah, OF
"honi ohe hundred anu illteen have been
aftes.ea. MI, s'us pegan to.uay. Notaoles IN Tan
u,l uul, sonclteu .Ee pos'pohemsnt OF the de-
p!rlure o. .he hr!lish troops
oA'No, octoper -" me Inc annual
earaS.'n,l ~hich recently departed with i'm.
eoslne ceremonies, was )onrneylng to Suez
% on lue way 10 Necca' me canopy over the
sacreu s carpet was caught anu overturned
,'lon, W u 'e!esraph % wire, ana the sacred en-
Diem en- exposed to view.
excited bv the accident. They are not