Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-01
THE GREEN TURBAN
Assumed by Arab as Descendant or
the Prophet-Another one OF
His Lies.
What the Rebel Government is Doing
at Cairo-The Khedive Denounced
The Conference Closed.
ANOTHER ONE OF ARABI's LIES.

ALEXANDRIA, July 31.-Arabi Pasha's
whole family are located in village few
miles from I.mailia.
ANOTHER ONE OF ARABrs LIES.
A traveller just arrived from Siouit reports
that Arab Pasha has Issued manifesto
declaring that Khedive Tewhk had sold
Egypt 10 the British and retired to England.
Arabi, therefore, ordered the people 10 obey
him until properly enlightened to find a
worthier khedive.
BANKs REoPENEp.
The Bank of Egypt, the Ottoman Bank
and the Crtdit Lyonnaise have reopened.
ARABI HAS ASSUMED THE GREEN TuRBAE-
I Arab Pasha has had publicly read the
proclaim alton of the khedive disnissing him
from the ministry, and has assumed the
green turban and robes of descendant of
the prophet.
4 GIVES GREAT sATIsFACTIoN.
The news that the French have abandoned
cooperation with England gives much satis-
facticu here.
STILL PARLEYING WITH THE KHEDIyE.
Arab Pasha is stiI, parleying with the
| khedive. The latter has minated that no
terms will be acceptable except uncondi-
tional surrender.
fLuNDEhlN6 cIlLL OON1lNOAo.
Plundering of houses outside the British
lines continues. A culprit caught in iagrante
delictE was killed by the patrols.
RAILWAYS REPAIRED.
The two expeditions which left last night
| to repair the railways cut by the rebels on
the Alexandria side of Mahala Junction,
were completely successful in their under
taking. The expeditions consisted OF British
sappers, sailors and marines and Egyptian
railroad -poth-fiues OF The road
we're repaired and a considerable number of
railway wagons were brought to Alexandria.
MURDERS CONSTANTLY OCCURRING.
4Murders are constantly occurring on the
railway trains. The mob search every train
for christians
ENOUGH TROOPS 10 HOLD ALEXANDRIA.
There are enough troops here now TO hold
Alexandria against any force OF Arab
Pssha, though scarcely enough TO drive the
enemy back 10 Cairo. A.abi Pasha has
organized committee OF FIVE officers in Cairo
TO prepare for q national defense.
NO TURKISH INTERVENTION WANTED.
LONDON, July 31.-The Times says: "We
have simple reason for believing that the
expedition the Porte has now determined to
send TO Egypt has no other object than to
thwart and oppose the efforts Eog and is now
might be accepted, if the Turks should send
a moderate contingent TO act under the orders
of the British commander. The obvious
design of Turkey is to exclude England
altogether, and to maintain that we have no
right ia Egypt. 1t is therefore mere triAing
TO continue negotiations for the purpcss OF
getting such worthless pledges of good faith
as proclamation against Arab Pasha. 1t
is for the British cabinet to show that il
appreciates the gravity of the situation, and
to devise measures for guarding the national
interests, and for the vindication of the
national honor, both of which are in serious
jeopardy"
=sr.s ~ usT Re -RAFfFssF-
Ia The Comnons this afternoon Gladstone
said all Statements concerning The question
0f-l11rkfs1 iroops' Tor 10! E1cs ii ESyp{ were
subject Of question in the Commons, as none
of the absolutely essential preliminary con-
ditions had yet been fulfilled.
THE ENGLISH AUTHORIZED TO OCCUPY THE
CANAL.
The khedive has authorized the English
to occupy as much OF the Suez canal as they |
think necessary for the expulsion OF the !
rebels.
ARABI AND DE IEssEps.
Arab Pasha has instructed the Bedouins |
on the canal to obey De Lesseps. All per-
sons furnished with permit from De Les |
seps are allowed to proceed to Cairo.
WILL SUSTAIN ARABI TO THE LAST.
CoNsTANTNoPLE, July 31.-An official |
telegram from the rebel government says:
The khedive having issued decree dis
missing Arab Pasha from the ministry for
neglecting to defeRd Alexandria, and having
published proclamation declaring that En-
gland is the friend of Egypt, Arab Pasha
has called on the country, of which he is the
submissive servsnt, to pronounce its will in
he matter. AT the great meeting called for
Saturday, comprising the ulemas, cadis, the
Coptic patriarch, the heads of the Arme-
iian, Greek and Maronite communities,
7arious high functionaries, mudirs, no,ables
Ind leading merchants, in all 364 persons,
moving speeches were delivered, especially
" Ali Bey, under-secretary to the sultan,
yho recounted the outrages of the English
silors upon Alexandriau women. The mest-
ng, with only three dissenting, decided to
maintain Arabi Pasha, SO that he might de-
end the country until the conclusion OF
satisfactory peace or the total determination
t his forces. All DEGREES to the contrary
Eere declared annulled. As the khedive
Fas beyond the pale of Mussulman
aw it was resolved that the decisions of the
neeting be submitted TO the Porte. The
ousins of the khedive were present at the |
Meeting. They declared that Tewfk woald
e khedive if he sided with the country and
be army, but under the present cir
umstances he is either prisoner or puppet
the British and his authority might be
epudiated. Immense numbers of people
araded the streets last evening, shouting,
Victory to the friends of Egypt against the
ggressors.'"
THE PORTE MUST DECLARE ITSELF.
Dufferin says that the Porte, by it's inact-
yity, has compelled Eugland TO assume
lone the task OF restoring order in Egypt,
ut that England will accept Turkish CO.
peration provided the Porte will make an
declaration of its intention.
WASTE OF WIND.
An inspired journal publishes an article
'verely blaming Arab Pasha as being the
ause of the present complications in Egypt,
nd declaring if he does not submit. it will (
: necessary to proclaim him rebel. t
HE CONFERENCE Considered TERMINATED. c
Inow, the Russian representative, in
rmed the conference that Russia consid-
ed the Egyptian question divided into two
stiuct parts, and that he was instructed TO
anticipate in the deliberations only when the
nestion of the Suez canal was under discus
on. In consequence of this declaration the ]
inference is considered terminated.
DON'T WANT ARABI DISMISSED.
The Porte has received petition signed 9
! 1000 Egyptian notables requesting the
ltan not TO ratify the dismissal of Arab '
asha by the khedive.
IRELAND. s4a '
ADVISED NOT TO EsnGRATE.
DuBLIN, July 31.-Archbishop Croke, :
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