Daily Republican., 1882-07-28
THIRD EDITION.
11aE SULIANAHD THE POWERS.
How IniIu "nt'al UIemaS May Ar.
feet Anatrs-FRench and English
Voter of Credit,

How EniIu "ntIal UIemas May Ar.
feet ARatrs-FRench and English
Votes OF Credit.
y. LONDON, July 27.-The correspond
emit of the Times at Constantlnople says
whether the sultan finally indorses the
recommend alton of the Ministry to
send troops TO Egypt depends on the
attitude of influential Ulemas at Cairo
If they can be induced to recognize
Turkish troops as protectors and not as
enemies of slam, the Sultan will Cou-
sent to an expedition. The conduct of
Arab Pasha also will depend very
much on the attitude of the Ulemas.
Ifhe is abandoned by them he will en-
deavor to effect some sort Of compr0'
mise.
The correspondent of the Daily News
at ConstautinOple tOlegrSphs that the
Sultan has decided to denOunce Arab
Pasha rs traitor. The Sultan received
Dervisch Pasha on his return from
Egypt very coldly and complained that
he did not persuade Admiral Seymour
to delay the bombardment.
The Queen has given PERM ssion to
the Duke of Teck to accompany Sir
Garnet Wolseley on the Egyptian expe
dition as a member of his staff,
In the House of Commons to-day de-
bate was resumed on the motion for a
vote of credit for the expedition. Ri.
Hon. Hugh C. Childers, Secretary of
State for War, said the arrangements
for the expedition were exceptionally
complete, AS TO the amount OF the
proposed vote he defended the govern |
ment's estimate and said he was sure |
Parliament would be indulgent If more |
money should be needed. OF the 10, 900 |
reserves Just summoned 800, he said,
would be sent TO Egypt, another 5000
would form reserve corps and che re-
mainder would be drafted INFO regi-
ments at home. He hoped and believed
that the campaign would be closed in
three months.
The motion for a credit was carried
by q vote of 275 to 10.
PARIS, July N.-At council OF the
Ministers, NJ. de Freycinet stated that
Turkey was ready to dispatch troops to
Egypt in accordance with the condt-
lions of the identical note. In the
Chamber to day M. de Freycinet an
nounced that Turkey had accepted the
proposal of the conference for Turkish
in Egypt. He said that
he was awaiting further information,
and that the government was anxious
to consult with England, and he there
fore moved that the debate on the mo-
ton for second vote of credit be post \
poned until Saturday. The Chamber !
BERLIN, July GA dispatch from
Constantinople states that at the sit
ting of the conference yesterday the
Turkish delegates declared the readi- a
ness of Turkey to dispatch troops to /
Egypt Immediately under tho condi- /
tions of the identical note. The Porte ]
does not advance any counter proposals, {
but merely expresses SEINE wishes in d
regard to questions of detail. The dis. .
patch adds that the first detachment f
will leave for Egypt within the next {
few days. ,..
MADRID, July 27.-The circular of r
the Marquis De La Vega de Armijo, \
Minister of Foreign Affairs, to the Z
Spanish representatives abroad, in
structing them as to the attitude they
should assume in relation to the EEyp.
ian question, shows the Importance of
jhe interests of Spain in the East. 1t .
refers to the extent of Spanish territory u
IN the shores of the Mediterranean and a
The great Spanish population residing n
in colonies most easily accessible 1
through the Suez Canal and declares Il
the interests of some Of the great pow n
ers in the canal are of minor import a
ance as compared with those of Spain.
CoNsTAETINoPLE, July N-Lord DIFF
ferin has unofficially expressed the !
opinion that il is now too late for Tur-
key to intervene alone, bat that there |
would be no objection to the military b
co. operation of the Porte. 1t is stated '
that he has declared it to be essential J
that the Porte, previous to the dispatch O
of an expedition, should declare Arab v
Pasha rebel. t