The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-30
TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
The Troops Still CenterIng az
the Disturbed District.
European Interference Will
Soon Take Place.
The Late Riot Rnd Its Fruit.

The Late Riot and Its Fruit.
London. 27.-The zines says: In view
of information We have received from
various quarters we cannot doubt that
preparations lior the protection of the
Suez canal,sre maturing on a considerable
scale. We have reason to believe the
first army corps and a considerable part
of the SECOND are at full strength and
should it be nee ssary to strike q sudden
blow Their" will be no difficulty in dis
patching 10000 men to Egypt in few
days. Egyptian unified stock has fallen
Is Percenls since the Last stock ex-
change settlement.
1t Is stated that q regiment of house
hold guards and two bGttslions of in
fsntry at Aldershot have been warned
10 be prepared to go to the N editerranean.
Alexandria, 27.-There are now thirty
two meD-of-w4r in the hRrbor Of Alex
sndria, and forr more are expected.
There were symptoms Of rising here
yesterday, directed particularly sgainst
the Engnsh. Soldiers cleared the square
and the guard have been doubled.
Rome, 27.-It is stated that the ad-
mirsl and commander Of the Italian
feet hss been ordered TO cruise within
easy distance of Alexandria, so he can be
promptly summoned ia case of necessity.
: London, o. The steamer s. G7aLey,
which will leave WoolWich for Malta on
Friday, will take field hospitals, cavalry
equipments, submarine wires and a por-
tioG of O portable railway. 1t is under
stood that the two militia regiments of
London district will not be dismissed
after training, but be retained for garri-
son in view Of the possibility Of two bat
talon Of guards being sent to the Medi-
terranean.
Paris, 2S.-An interesting letter from
one of the Alexandria correspondents OF
the Temps throws rather different light
on the events Of the 18th Of June at Cairo.
The Europeans, according to the letter,
made a most desperate resistance, and
succeeded in infictipg heavier loss on
their Arab sssailEnts than they them
selves suffered. According to the official
Egyptian figures the NJ Der of persons
Omitted to the hospitals reached 1850,
of which 1,l60 were natives. But many
more killed and wounded Arabs have
certainly disappeared. One italian is
said to have alone killed sixteen, and two
Maltese, armed with caTbines ana pro-
tected Ly barricsde together shot fifty.
The carnage in the Place de Pale, where |
200 armed Italians and Greeks were as
sembled, was terrible.
London. 28.-Dispstches from Alex |
andris say the proposed departure Of |
ard Edward Mallet, revives |
the panic. The distress among the natives |
is increasing. 1t is reported that Frsnee
will cooperate with England in armed |
if necessary. France will |
end 10, 000 men. ~
Paris, 2S-Rneland is cow the onlyl
power opposed to an arrangement With
Arab Pssha.
st. Petersburg. 29.-The HaleaceS,
his morning, declares that Lord Lyons
IN the day before yesterday formally in
7ited the French government to o-oper-
ate with England in armed intervention
N Egypt. After BID excited dieussion,
he majority Of the cabinet Icing un-
favorable to the project, it Wa decided
hat France should hold sloof fom inter-
Tention.
Paris, 81. is stated that AMBASSADORS
nave declared their governments would
abstain from isolated seton while the
conference is assembled. except for the
of their respective subjects.
Alexandra, 29.-Raeheb Pasta has
informed the Italian Onsul tha 81, O00
natives arc starving. TIE csbihet council
considers the question o-morrow. Arbi
Pasha, who went to Cairo on Tuesday,
eturns to attend the injecting. The court |
# inquiry into the cause of the riots on
he 18th inst, received Information to-day | ]
gsinss three officers, said have in
heir possession loot ;sken dring the !
lots. The court proposed to serch their {
esidences, but the urder SECRETARY of {
var declared he could not permit such an l
INSULT to Egyptian officers. I is under
TODD that Germany advised tn Porte to
repare to send troops to Egypt, in anti
ipRtion Of the probable deciion of the
difference.