The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
The Question Discussed Reii-
giOusly.
Admiral Sey amour Gives Warn
ing,
AndWfII BOmbsrd Alexa a d. ia
Inns Morning.
EGYPT.
The Egyptians Defiant.

London, 9.-An Alexandra CORES
nondent telegraphs that Admiral Sey-
mour il ready for instant action poniing |
Instructions from home. No fresh com
pIaints have been made TO Arab PAshs |
in reg ard TO the work Of fertilization, bul |
a simple intimstion will be sent OF the
intention to open fire in twenly-fOur
hours.
A dispatch from Alexander reports the
KbedIye declined the offer by the Eng
| lish to provide for his safety on board
maz-of-wAr.
Notices summoniDg reserves are issued.
New York, 6s-The HerGLd's Con-
stantinople special says: The Sultan he's
autographed TO Arab, to the KhedIve
and Dervish Psshs. forbidding them to
do ANYTHING tending to precipitate hos
tititier. The change Of ministry means
that the Sultan has changed bis mind
about the conference. Server Pasha will
be the Turkish plenipOteutiary The
Turkish press Is unanimous in prsisiDg
Arab and discusses the Egyptian crisis
I from q purely religious and fanaticsl
standpoint. The Dierebee HGrGdGs,
The organ of Moslem opinion, publishes
linhamHtory articles denouncing the in
i uQ6ib hhO eASAsAHk VIC AoAosiSAeh "a h0O
masses.
Alexandra, 9.-Naval officers made a
reconnaissance and reported that they
saw Egyptians moving hesvy guns en-
Marsbo Islam IS, on the western side Of
the hsrbor. Admiral Seymour, conse-
q1ently, is preparing q proclamation
to be plac~ rded all over the city, charg-
ling the authorities with breach of faith,
| l. -. .,rrn1Aar rs 10
ticns within twelve hours, and warning
the authorities il they fail to comply
with this demand that FIRE will be opent d
upon the forts after the expiration of the
further period of twenty four hours.
The British gun boat Condor is stationed
outside the barbor to guard the entrance.
Admiral Seymour has gone on board the
InUincibLe, which will move into the
outer harbor alongside the Monarch.
The Bttte1N now les opposite kss ell Tin
palace. The ministry continue to de-
clare their resolve TO resist. They have
taken precautions to insure safety to the
Khedive IN the event OF troops being
landed. Arab Pasba, firmeriy sum.
moned to Constsntinople by the Sultan,
refused to obey. Two aids-de-eamp Of
the Sultan left for Constantinople, &C.
compRnied by Ahmed Essod and Lebib
Psshs, two members of the mission of
Dervisch Pashs. The secret negotiations
are regarded as broken off The British
man-of-wAr Dragon hss arrived at
Suez. After the remaining EDglishmen
had been warned TO leave Cairo the Ger
man consul Issued a similar warning to
100 Germans still there.
Evening.-Erom the steamer in the
inner hsrbor soldiers were distinctly
seen digging trenches and carrying shot
from one fort TO another. The Eaglish
controller general and staff of tie Eng
lish consulate have gone aboard the ship
tonight.
Midnight.-All members Of the con-
sulates are now on board the vessels in
the harbor. The English consuls sent
notice 10 other oonsuls. advising them Ia
notify their countrymen to quit Alexan-
dria within twenty-four hours.
Vienna, "a dispatch from Alexan-
dria says at q conference of Egyptian
Cficers, yesterday. an aged colonel de-
clared: III Turks land we will treat
them as brothers. We won't resist Aus.
TRANS or Italians, but the soldiers o.
other nations, especially England, VIC
+ will oppose TO the last,
Malta, 9.-The ironclads A0fncoErt
and Northumberland, of the English
Channel squadron, have started for Ii.
masOl, Cyprus, with two bsttalions anS
company of engineers. The Minetau
with siege train of twenty guns, ane
the NerissG, with stores, have also sailed
from this port.
, Alexandra, 19.-All foreign men-of-
4 war except the English are leaving IN,
lharbor,
Constantinople, 10.-The Turkish ad.
miralty have warned the crews of Turk
, ish ironelads to be in readiness.
London, 10.-The telegraph is nov
working from q ship moored some mile
from Alexandra. Communication with
the port being maintained with dis
patch boat.
New York, 10.-HerGld' Alexan.
dris: Seventeen more heavy guns hav,
been placed in position menacing the
British ships. Notwithstanding the ad
mirsl's threat to open fire.
Admiral Seymour is now considerioc
whether he will take action. All Brit
ish vessels have their steam up. Tn,
American admiral has sent word ashor,
d, to say that should one Of his ships be hi
u he will return the fire.
Calcutta, 10.-The government of In
dia has received final and definite order
10 dispatch its contingent to Egypt unde
iSir Herbert Macpherson, who com
/ manded brigade in the Afghan war. a
large siege train is preparing at Agai AIT
Bombay arsenals.
Notice of the bombardmeat Of Alex
andria was given this morning by let
y ter addressed to the governor BY Ad
nirsl Seymour. Cartwright, actin
British consul here, has written Rahe
Psshs, president of the Egyptian minis
try, announcing the suspension of rels
Z lions with the Egyptian government
and another letter to Dervis
Pasha, Turkish commissioner, decls,
ing he will be held responsible ia
the safety Of the Khedive. The easter
telegraph company is transferring il
office to ship board. Ships having O
n board the officials Of the Ottoman Bank
) the Credit Lyoncse electors have alread
left The twenty-four hours expires :
q at - O'Clock tomorrow morning, whe
= the bombardment will commence. Ad
mirsl Seymour. yeste' day. summone
Z his captains aboard the flagship, an
} settled the details of tha bomhard mani