Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-19

Cav ASsHAAA Akcu4 tu- SpNot1ys hic5
Pasha has appointed Ali Jerons 70 th'
command Of the Suez canal.
No word can be too strong 70 enioSiz'
the admirable manner in which all hav'
united to repair tie evil effects Of th'
bom5asduent, and render the city hab
table. The English, American snt
Greek sailors and marines vie With ont
another in doing good solid work.
Arab Pasha has cut the telegraph
Inc which connected him With the pal
ace, and by which ths Ministry con-
stantly communicated with him. ant
messengers who have also been pacins
to and fro with documents have been
stopped by tie British authorities. Nc
Egyptian officer hearing the khedive's
dismissal, can be found to convey tha,
important paper, which perforca has
not reached him, as the palace authori-
ties allege that they osn find nobody
willing to convey the document to Arabi,
AZ he would probably behead any officer
bearing his dismissal.
Later-Tho khediye has found an off
Ger willing to undertake to carry the de-
cree for Arab Pasha's dismissal to his
camp.
Ravaces continue to be found.
The offer OF rations which Admiral
Seymour has mads to such Egyptian
soldiers AZ choose to turn to allegiance
to the khedive viii be a considerable in
ducement ID loyalty and will increase
the staff availabis for pressing military
A large number of dead
bodies were buried today.
skamlek will not be occupied. FIVE
hundred marines will occupy seven diff
fesens centers. gu riding the whole town.
The native police are organizing to aid
the military. Detectives ars searching
FOR suspicious persons.
The Americans stopped fire at sev-
eral points. They went aboard their
vessels last night, but q fresh party
landed this morning.
Troops for Egypt
PORTSMOUTH, England, July lS.-The
troop ship Euphrates is ordered to be in
readiness within IL hours. She will
lake 300 men to Egypt.
frnnce's Cooperation. l
PARIS, July ia correspondent of
the Times says the idea of renewal of
close cooperation of France with Eng
and has now forced itself upon the
French Government. The Cabinet
Council today adopted resolution to
this effect. The resolution is conditiOna
On three things, viz: Turkeys reply 20
tho identical noe of the powers inviting
the Porte to send troops to Egypt; the
Jason of the conference, and the sane
ton of Parliament. Subject to these
conditions tho two Governments are
now edtirely agreed in regard to terms
upon which their forces will undertake
10 restore order In Egypt.
strengthening.
MAKsE1LLEs, July lS.-All French ma
rines retired from the service. who have
not served 81 months, are ordered to re-
turn to the navy.
Arrived.
Malta, July lS.-The Galena has re-
turned from Alexandria. The troop
ship Malabar has arrived from Gibrai-
tar.
lOrc starvation.
DUBLIN, July 18.-It is feared that
another crisis is approaching. The
weather threatens the utter destruction
Of what promised to be theinesisharvest
syer reaped in Ireland. Heavy and
almost incessant rains have laid low
many fourishing fields. Potatoes have
suffered severely. If the weather im-
proves, there will still be hope of re-
covery.
Ferel:n Stems.
LONDON, July 1S.-The House Of Com
mons passed the arIears bill through q
committee.
Morton, American Minister at Paris,
has gone on a furlou9h for several
weeks.
A leading editorial article in tie
morning Post says the behavior Of the
American Admiral and his men at Alex
andria IS beyond all praise.