The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-02
TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
The Powers All Back Ont and
England Goes in Single
Handed
Turkeys Delay COunGs Her
Out.

of the Suez Canal as they think neces.
sary for the expulsion Of the rebels.
Arab Psshs has instructed the BsdOuins
on the canal to obey DeLesseps. All
persons furnished with permit from
| De LesSeps are allowed to proceed to
Cairo. The Khedive telegraphed for
200 Italian and forty Swiss policemen to
protect the city. The Spanish ironclsd
| Sarsgosa proceeded TO Ismalia.
There are troops enough here to hold
| Alexandria against any attack by Arab
| PsGha, though scsrcely enough to drive
the enemy back 10 Cairo. Arab has or
gsnizsd committee OF Eve officers ia
Cairo to prepare for defense. Many
peaceful natives have been arrested for
| lukeWarmness in ArSbi's cause. No
hope of good results from the negolia-
tons between the Khedive and Arab
Pashs. A large number of tbs worst
class of Bedouins are marching from
Mariout towards Alexandria. Seetki
Pasha, more popular and less fanatic4l
man, has been appointed governor, vice
Refast Psshs. The deputatlon of not
ables from Cairo, who came to ascertain
the true state Of affairs, return tomorrow,
VlG Kafar- el-DWar. The French gun
boats sailed to-day, the consul-general of
France having been ordered to withdraw
the entire feet from Egypt.
The Italian government has refused TO
surrender to the British court martial an
1tslian employed in the Egyptian police
charged with leading band of Greeks
and natives, engaged ia soaking the
town. @
The ministers publish long proclRms-
hat A - L., \
pOsed from the Office of minister of war
and giving about the same reasons for
his dep. sition as were given In the Khe-
dives proclamation. Captain Fisher and
Lord Charles Beresford have reisined
their ships. Prince Louis, Of Batten burg,
commands the gattling batteries at Rails
III Ting. Lootlng continues at Ramleh.
ConstsnGinople, EtjGVGtb, ca in
splred journal, publishes an article
severely blaming Arab Pasha rs being
the cause OF the complications in Egypt
ana declaring II he does not submit it will
be necessary to proclaim him 8 rebel.
Onou, Russian representative. informed
the conference that Russia considered
The Egyptian question divided int two
distinct parts, and that be was instructed
to participate In the deliberations only
when the question of the S1ez Canal Wss
under discussion. In consequence of
this declaration the conference is consid- |
cred terminated. The Porte received |
petition signed By 1000 nots bles request |
ing the Sultan not to rAtify the dismissal |
of Arab Psshs, by the KhediYs.
Prussia has sent circular to the pow
ers embedding tho substance ofOnou's de-
claration to the conference The Sultan |
sent word to-day to Ssndison, secretary |
OF the British legation, declining Lord |
Duferin's demand for the proclamation |
Of Arab Pasha as rebel. az far as con-
Germs tAe conference, and advising him |
TO confer with the Ottoman delegate on
he subject. The Porte is negotiating a
osn of 100000 Turkish pounds, and con-
rscting for the equipment Of 5000 troops
ibout to proceed TO Egypt. A small con-
lDgent OF troops will start for Alexan-
ira shortly to be employed IS guard
or the khedive.
The admiralty is preparing nine trans
'orts. -Four irOnclsds left for Egypt to-
ay. The Turkish troops will act Jointly
with the English. The Turkish feet Is
lot going to Egypt.
Queenstown, 81 The second battalion
t grenadiers sailed to-day for Egypt.
!etters from tee Queen and Prince of
" ales were read expressing regret at
0eir enabiIity to witness the departure
nd the belief that the men would do
heir duty gallantly. The letters we're
ecelved with great enthusiasm By the
Eilors and soldiers.
kamleh, 3l.-A detachment searching |
or mIdshIpman Dechair, wal fred upon
y Arab outside Rsmleh.
Arabs fed on the spproach OF the
avslry. One Of the Aboukir forts is
tated to be the strongest .Of It's kind
xistiug. White flags were flying on
boukir forts all day.
LAter.-A reconnaissance IL about to ]
'e effected to ascertain the meaning Of
be white flags flying on the forts. Msior
feneral Allison ia here. {
London, 81 The Daily NeOs under 9
lands that Admiral Seymour has been 7
instructed to demand the surrender of 8
be AboUkIr forts and Ia the event Of re-
lssl to bonn bard them. A squadron of l
ne first life guards with horses en-
srBed from Liverpool early this morn
The motion OF the MARQUIS of Hsrting-
IN approving the dispatch to Egypt Of I
90 Iadian troops, with reserve Of j. COO
-as agreed to IN the house of commons
1 to %. = 80
The f,llowirg re- ulAtions vera
1opted for the government of war cor Z
'spondents in Egypt: All cores y
ondeDts under the provisions of x
lie mutiny &C: are required to have Ii !,
snres from the Duke Of Cam ridge.snd y
e not allowed to go out of the posts II
Itheut permission. Cipher dispatches y
g forbidden. The staff officer snnarVis- y
Inc kilograms msy stop or alter them. =
Marselllef, 81 Government has or n
'red the lntsntry marine brigade, pre- n
lring to start for Egypt, to be di.srmed n
i'd the transports Withdrawn. =
Paris, 3l.-Freneh residents of Port -
I'D protest against the Withdrawal of =
q French squsdrop and announce their ~
teDtion of placing themselves under the
election Of the United States,
The Suez Canal Company has sent ~
e press the following telegram from B
malta, dated Monday: Bedouin chio1s T
the eastern region comprised between 81
g Suez Canal ard the Nile. have nIacoG tn
emselves at the disposal of Del Essen. of
-sbI Pssha couL selled them to 49, an
sLeSseps. DeLesseps has vojnnfssrsd pj
the commander of the Enelis5 49, ",
I'd TO 60 on horseback into the county tb
1und 1smslIa to prove the countrv "a au
e and thst there are no Egyptian th
ops in the vicinity. - ga III
With passports signed and sealeI b7 Il
lLesstps any one may travel freeIz - N
.ypt SIS far as Cairo. Merchants ~
d abandoned their business profit b1