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LONDON, JUNK I5.-The Khedive and
Dervish Pasha, the Chief Turks Commits
sioner, have sent a request TO the Sultan
that $4,000 Turkish troops should be des-
patched without delay TO Alexandria.
CAIRO, June IA general exodus o.
Europeans from this city to Alexandria is
taking place. The offices of the English
and French Comptrollers-General have
been closed.
ALEXANDRIA, une I5.-British, French,
German, and Greek vessels now in port
have been ordered TO take on board any
SUBJECTS OF their respective countries who
may desire to embark.
ALEXANDRIA, June 16.-The panic among
the Europeans in this country is increasing.
The exodus continues, and a large number
or those who have left heir homes have
gone aboard their merchantmen and
warships of their countries now n port.
Malta, June l6.-The English Channel
squadron has arrived here to reinforce the
Mediterran mean squadron at Alexandria
Several British transports are also here,
ana are embarking troops in view of pos
sible contingencies in Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, June Is The Commits
sion appointed to inquire into the re-
cent native outbreak has commenced its
sittings.
Two hundred natives in all have been ar
rested in connection with the recent out
break.
lux . lhLGAAlSCllCC lld
been received that in consequence of the in
adequacy of the accommodation provided by
the vessels now in port, all the European
states are sending ships here to embark
their subjects.
CAIRO, June 1.-THE panic among the
Europeans is hourly increasing. All foreign
banks and shops in this city have been
closed. Great alarm is manifested at the
hostile demeanOr of the native population,
and a general exodus of the former TO Alex
andria is taking place.
LONDON, June 19.-It has transpired that
a conference of AE bassadOrs of the Powers
has been to meet at STEAMBOAT to
consider the present situation of affairs in
Egypt. The conference viii, after delibera-
ton, submit its decisions for the approval
of the Porte.
ROME, June l3.-Signor p. :. Mancini,
Secretary for Foreign Affairs, has taken oc-
casion to declare that the Italian Govern
ment will absolutely refuse its assent to
England and France interfering in the af-
fairs of Egypt by means of armed force.
The following are some of the latest tele-
grams:-
New YORK, June l6.-The Ha,olda
Alexandria special says Matters are no
better. The alarm is spreading to the VIII
lagos. All trains from the interior are
crowded, Every ship in the harbor is
crowded. The British Admiral has char
tered speci | steamers and sent for trans
ports. Matters throughout the country are
most alarming. Fuirick Pasha and Der
visch T, sh' are powerleSs. Our Cairo cor
respondent wires that there is a fearful panic
there, which Arab Bey is doing all he can
TO calm.
The English Admiral his buoyed the
cable, and the telegraph ship Chiltern has
been ordered here for service in case the
cable IS cut on shore.
LONDON, June lG.-The Times cores
pendent at Alexandra telegraph that 10000
persons are supposed to have left there
thus FIR, leaving many servants and work
men without employment.
ALEXANDRIA, June 16.-The Custom
House has been closed. The Postmaster
doubts his ability to continue postal service
owing to the probable flight ofhis employees.
The engineer at Attn, the junction of the
NJ" hmonich Canal with the Nile, has threat
ened to quit work, which action might i'm
peril the W ter supply of the city.
The whole American Mission have en-
rrked on board the United st tes steamer
Galena.
D~ervisch Pasha has sent a telegram to
the Porte, declaring the presence of the
British and French squadrons at Alexandria
an obstacle to the restoration of order.
At the suggestion of the representatives of
and Austria. the khedive sum-
moned Ragheb Pash md A>hmed Raised
from Giro for the purpose of forming
new Ministry, with Arab. P"sha as Min
lister of War.
LONDON, June Is. The Torpedo ship
is ordered to join the Chan ell SOU d.
ron. The Government has made range
nents for the employment of 500 transports
in case of necessity.
BERLIN, June 16.-It IS understood that
the Government will send one or two men
to Alexandria if necessary, The gun
boat Haelihct is now on her way there
Austria h, ordered a man-of-w to be
ready to proceed TO Alexandria. A Dutch
ship is also ordered there.
PARIS, June 16 1t is semi-ofic tally
st tied that all the powers have agreed to
-equest the immediate acceptance of a confer
ence on the Egyptian question by Turkey.
of her assent, the conference will
meet elsewhere than at ConstantinopIe, and
Turkeys participation.
MONTREAL. June IA fire occurred here
asst night, which has destroyed property to
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