, 1882-07-21
By Telegraph.


ashore to 5000 men.
The war steamer Helican has intercept
ted two regiments going to Port SAID
from Cyprus. and ordered them To Alex
andria.
Ramlek will not be occupied. Five
hundred marines will occupy seven diff
ferent centers. guarding the whole town.
Tie native police are organizing to all
the military. Detectives are searching
for suspicious persons.
Later. The khedhive has found an
officer willing To undertake to carry the
decree for Arab Pasha's dismissal to his
camp.
ALEXANDRIA. July IL, 4, p. NJ. visit
ed the American consulate today and
found it occupied by sixty American ma
rines and twenty sailors and small guns.
Houses around being ON fire, the Ameri-
cans were preparing to blow them up in
order to save the Consulate. How the
How the Americans managed to get gun
powder into the square is mystery, as
the air is literally full of sparks. How
ever, they succeeded and brought down
houses in the vicinity OF the Consulate
and the Palace of Justice. So bad was
the condition of the streets that Ameri-
can marines insisted on guarding us to
our landing place, many cut-throats be-
ing abroad. The English occupy the
Palace of Justice, as they are guarding
the Consulate. The French have taken
Abbott hotel for similar purpose.
Americans are sending out parties to
bury the dead. The English are pump
ing water on burning houses.
The British fear they will be attacked
by large force Of Bedouins, which it is
said are assembling in the desert. There
are also 1,50O Arabs at Fort Guelmie, six
miles hence, throwing up earthworks.
Three British, four French, two italian
and one Spanish men-of-wur are in the
harbor. The Governor il loyal to the
Khedive, but the Egyptian colonel, who
commands 250 men here, has been sus-
pected.
PORTSMOUTH. England, July 1S.-The
troop ship Euphrates is ordered to he in
readiness within twelve hours. She will
take 1000 men to Egypt.
MARsEILLEs, July 1S.-All French ma
rines retired from the service, who have
not served tifty-one months, are ordered
to return to the navy.
PARIS, July ia correspondent OF
the Times says the idea of renewal of
close cooperation of France with En-
gland has now forced itself upon the
French government. The Cabinet Coun-
Gil to-day adopted resolution to this
effect. The resolution is conditional on
three things. viz: Turkeys reply to the
identical note of the powers inviting the
Porte to send troops to Egypt; the liason
of the conference, and the sanction OF
Parliament. Subject to these conditions
the two governments are now entirely
agreed in regard to terms upon which
their forces will undertake to restore or
der in Egypt.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 16. Mrs. Lin
coin. widow of late President Lincoln,
died in this city at 8:l5 tonight r''-.
The immediate cause of Mrs. Lincoln 8
death was apoplectic paralysis. The last
words she was heard to utter were spo-
ken last evening 10Th inst at 1Oo'clock,
when she looked to her brother-in- law,
Mr.. Edwards. and said II am dying"
From that time until death she was un-
conscious. Mrs. Mary Lincoln was born
Dec. 13, 1873, in Lexington, KY, daugh-
ter of r. s. and Elizabeth p. Todd.
came to Springfield, ILL.,, in 1899, and
married Abraham Lincoln Nov. %, 1872.
Her only living child is Hon. Robert T..
Lincoln, Secretary of War. niftN
SAN Francisco, July 14.-Juan b. Al
verado, Governor of California from 1896
to 1S43, died at San Pablo yesterday,
aged 73years.
WASHINGTON, July Is. The pension
appropriation bill, as passed the Senate,
makes no change in the amount appro-
priated by the House, which remains at
$100,OOO,OO0.
ALEXANDRIA, July Is, 5 p. m The ma
rines from the Minotaur have landed.
American marines occupy the great
square, with headquarters in the st.
Marks building. Captain Fisher. Of the
Inhexible, commands the forces landed.
All the gatling guns are ordered ashore.
New York, July IA. The published
report that President Willard, of the
Northern Pacific, had issued I'm order
that the company's lands west of the
Missouri river should be sold only to
actual settlers and in quantities not
to exceed 100 acres is wholly untrue.
Directors of the company long ago
resolved that purchasers could buy to
the extent of 32O acres, or I'm entire
section, if guarantee was given of inn
mediate cultivation the intention
being to secure cultivation and pre-
vent large tracts from being absorbed
and held by land spectators.
WASHINGTON, July a. Secretary
Frelinghuysen says, in answer to in
quiries as to the safety of our Off
cials and countrymen at Alexandria,
that we have no consul in that city,
but our vice-consul is resident Of
that place and an Israelite, and one
Of the members of the Consular
Court at Alexandria. Judge Batch
eller is in this country on leave, and
he understands the other two Ameri-
o,n ipJr,n, bn1 ,,nno intn tha country