Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-06-15
FOREIGN.

The Europeans fired from the win
dows, killing many arabs. The lat
ter made terrible havoc among the
Europeans in the streets. The Brit
ish consul was dragged from his
carriage and beaten. Der isch PachA
and ARABIA Pacha have lett Cairo for
Alexandria.
The Times correspondent at
Alexandria states that the engineer
of the British man-of-war, Superb,
was stabbed to death. The captain
of the British ironclad, Invincille, is
in charge of the British consulate.
A dispatch from Alexandria to
Reuters Telegram Company says ::
The report Of tie murder of the
engineer of the British man-of-war
Superb is not generally credited
The patrols on the streets have been
doubled.
A correspondent of Reuters Tel
egram Company at Cairo telegraphs
that at the meetings OF the military
leaders it was decided to petition
the khedive to abdicate. It was de-
clared that if he did not he would
be massacred. 1t is rumored that
the cavalry and artillery will not oin
any conspiracy against the khedive.
Advices from Alexandria late last
night, state that disturbances com
menced simultaneously at three dif>
ferent points. The object of the
rioters, in a great measure, appears
to have been pillage, III which Lev
antines as well as Arabs participated.
A regiment of cavalry and 1egi-
ment of infantry have been ordered
to reinforce the garrison
A telegram published in London
says: An official report of the riot
in Alexandria gives the number OF
Europeans killed as 81. Ara i
Pacha and Mahmound Paeha Sami
had separate Interviews with Dor
visch Pacha yesterday. The result
of the interview is not know, but it
is generally believed that they will
submit to the diversities of Pasha' s
views.
ALEXANDRIA June 12.-Great ex-
element prevails.
LONDON, June ia dispatch to
the Reuter- Telegram Company, from
Alexandria, states that an
ItaliGn Corvette has arrived lere.
| Several Of The bodies If he Europe
ans, killed III Sunday riot, show
bayouet wounds. The Daily News
prints a dispatch from AleXuudr "a
stating that the governor has visited
the quarter looted by the rioters and
arrested ESQ Arabs who participated
IN the disturbance. They were lodg-
ed in prison. Two young men nam
ed Cuttani and Rossi, the former a
son of well known banker,
and the latter is a son
of prominent lawyer of Cairo, have
been found dead
The correspondent of the Times
at Cairo telegraphs that unless there
is all overwhelming Turkish force al
Alexandria before Sunday there will
be a worse outbreak than that of last
Sunday. He says the prestige OF
Darvisch Pasha has disappeared
A later dispatch from Alexandria
announces the arrival OF the Khedive
aud Darvisch Pacha at the Roseltine
Palace, which can be protected by
the guns Of the fleet.
A dispatch from Cairo to Reuters
IL legram Company, says that, ac>
cordlng to an engagement been the
foreign consuls, Dervisch Pasha, the
Khedive and Arab Pasha, by which
the Khedive undertakes to main
tain order, Arab Pasha strictly
obeying his commands. Arabi
Pasha also undertakes to stop the
seditious meetings and preaching,
and the hostility OF the native press.
The arrangement is generally re
garded as rendering Arab Pasha
master of the SITUATION.
A Reuters correspondent, at Alex
andria, states that the Europeans
are leaving there as fast as thay can.
The consuls have issued proclama
ton exhortlng the Europeans 10 re
main tranquil, and expressing the
confidence that the army will be
able to maintain order. One hun
dred persons were killed in the riot
on Sunday.
The correspondent of the Daily
News at Alexandria, telegraphs that
the position is a terrible one Any
small force that the fleet could lane
would only suffice to excite the Arabs
to general massacre,
The English man-of war Superb
| came round to the harbor on Sunday
} at midnight ihe report that she
was about to land marines to protect
the consulate having spread. the
soldiers directly crowded the beach
and the boats OF the Superb were
> ordered to keep off.
The proportion of Arabs killed il
the late riot was insignificant.
The Times correspondent at Alex
andria telegraphs as follows: That
tie fleet is aim Jst a source of dam
ger, is shown by the fact that whe1
the French stationed vessel oppo'
site their consulate to receive tht
2 refugees, she was Immediately sur
! rounded by the Egyptian stean
f launches, which remain, and col
lision may occur at any moment.
ALEXANDRIA, June IA The bodies
of the engineer of the English iron
It clad Superb, and two seamen o
p the Hellcon, who were killed in th,
IS riot on Sunday, have been buried a
/ sea, as it was deemed imprudent t.
n risk the danger that might hav
: arisen from a funeral on the shore
/. As the barge containing the bodle
passed the United States steame
n Galenia, the marines fired salute
;. and all on board uncovered thei
heads.
= LONDON, June 14.-A dispatch t.
the Daily News from Cairo saws