New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-27
GENERAL TOPICS IN ALEXANDRIA.

LoNpoN. July 27.-The Daily Ne,cs has the
following dispatch from Alexandria, " III
tellicence has been received here that
Deryisch Pacha, on his ARRIVAL at
Constantinople, stated that after the bombardment
of Alexandria the English engaged in various acts
Of violence against the inhabitants and pillaged
and burned the town
"The water in the Mahmoudieh Canal has not
fallen to any considerable extent during the last
thirty-six hours 1t is concluded that the dam mas
burst OF that large volume OF water lnhitrates
through it.
A strict inquiry and thorough search of the SOL
diers kits prove that the reports that British soldiers
looted the Palace at Ramleh are entirely false
"H is believed that Arab Pacha receives daily
from friends in London accurate accounts OF the
measures organized to oppose him."
The correspondent of The Daily Telegraph says; ;
a weii-known Bel0uin Sheikh, who saved
many lives and much property during the
bombardment states that the head Shelkh
ordered him to 60 to ArabPs camp. The MINOR
Shekhs are in favor of the Khedive, but Arab has
bought over the chief"
JoxpoN July 26.-A dispatch states that retail
trade has revived somewhat i'll Alexandria. The
centre of the Great Square is filling with cafes and
booths
Reuters correspondent at Alexandria tclegraDhs
that the Khedive refuses to entertain the PROPOSE
ton 10 extend amnesty to the principal rebel Off
GERS, with view to induce them TO abandon their
allegiance to Arabi Pacha. dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company says it has been proved
that Bedoulns and the Khedive's servants really
did the looting at Ramleh
A dispatch from Paris says that NJ de Lesseps, on
his arrival at Port Said, prevented general land
ing from all the men-of-war. He also sent for the
new Governor, who guaranteed the safety of Euro
peans A force from the English men-of-war has
been landed at Port said. Twenty-Five Germans
have also landed there to guard the German Con-
suiate.
man Foreign Office is ex pected to arrive mere TO-
morrow. His visit will be the hrst OF the klnd since
the deposition OF lsmai the late Khedive. Ii is un-
derstood that he rs the bearer of important dis
patches force of $50 rifles and some native po-
hee to-day surrounded the village OF Carmuss, be-
yOnd Pompeys Pillar, where there is a regular mar
Ret for loot and seized few cart.loads. 49,
The Egyptian vessel Charkah left Alexandria this
morning to take on board the garrison at Abouklr,
which had declared loyalty TO the khedIye, and TO
lana party to spike the gans OH tue works. The
garrison numbered 1000 men,
THE FRENCH CREDIT AND THE CABINET.
PARIS, July 26-The credit which was voted by
the Senate yesterday is that of 100000 francs
for naval preparations, which had been already
passed by the Chamber Of Deputies.
The Committee of the Chamber has rejected pro-
posal for second credit of 9500000 francs for pro-
tective measures in Egypt Six members voted
against the proposed grant, aud the other five abb
stained from voting.
motion that NJ de Freycinet should not make
the matter Cabinet question was rejected by
vote OF q to 3. -
The Steele SAYS that NJ de Freycinet will
vote of confidence Pubic opinion stron'iy d.
approves the intrgues which are being carried On
against the Cabinet: II the Ministry is oyerthrovn
dissolution Of the Chamber will be inevitable
TURKISH MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, July 26-The correspondent of The
Times in Constantnope says it is reported that the
Turkish authorities have begun military prepara-
tions by concentrating the corps quartered in
Albania and other provinces.