Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-21


meath the dignity OF a great nation
to accept a mere police mission.
France, he said, should intervene N
the Egyptian question as far as is
required by her own interests, in
favor of the Anglo>French policy,
as opposed to the policy of a Euro
pean concert.
NJ. Cemencean, Radical, replied to
the remarks of NJ Gambetta. He
contended tnat the national party III
Egypt must be taken into account.
A credit for naval preparations
was finally voted, by $40 in favor to
sc against.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-
day, NJ Goblet, minister of the in
terior and of worship, replying to
political Interpolation demanding
the establishment of central
marie for Paris, moved the order of
the day, pure and simple, which was
rejected by vote of 27S to 172.
The Chamber adopted, by a vote
of 21S to 176, an order of the day
hostile to the creation of a central
marie.
In consequence of these votes, an
urgent summons was issued for
cabinet council. The member who
moved the Interpolation, quoted the
promises of the government in favor
of its object. Therefore both votes
were unfavorable to the government.
6o'clock p. MT is stated that
the Cabinet has resigned.
LONDON, July ia dispstch to
Reuters Telegram Company, dated,
Paris, July 19, $50 p. m., says. The
town is desecrated. The report of
the res gnation of the ministry, has
not yet been confirmed A council
of the ministers will be held to-mor-
row morning at Elyesee. 1t is con
sidered probable that the difficulty
will be satisfactorily solved.
The two additional batteries have
been warned to prepare for active
service, making eight batteries in all
detailed for Egypt.
A dispatch to the Times from
Portsmouth says the whole army
corps has been modified at Alder~
shot, and arrangements have been
made to embark troops at Ports
mouth, Southampton and Liverpool
if necessary.
Lord Mayors fund for the relief
of the refugees from Egypt, at Malta,
only amounts to 1000 pounds. The
Governor has written to Lord Mayor
that 10000 pounds is necessary.
SMYRNA, July 19.-The fire ragged
seven hours and fourteen hundred
houses We're destroyed. Six thous>
and persons are homeless One life
was lost.
ATHENS, July ia number OF
refugees are preparing to return tC
Egypt
ALEXANDRIA, July 19.-The East
ern Telegraph Companys land line
between Suez ard Alexandria is IN
tact to within sixteen miles of Alex
andr a, Suez is quiet and the town
is desecrated.
, LONDON, July 2O.-A dispatch
from Constantlnople to Reuters
Telegram Company, says: The Porte
has re piled to the identical note 0.
the Powers regarding the despatch
of Turkish troops to Egypt. The
Porte proposes the assembling of {
fresh conference.
The Times in it's leading article
this morning says: The hesitation
of the Porte at the moment whel
hesitation has forced the British
Government to the conclusion tina
the invitation to the conference ha
been virtually declined, and tina
nothing remains for it but to carr
L out by it's own efforts, the measure
I necessary to restore order in Egypt
! there will be accordingly no furthe
I delay in carrying out the prepara
I tions for military action in Egypt
q q Definite orders will be issued to-da,
i for the dispatch of force for tn
purpose of doing the work which tn
Il Porte is held to have declined to un
) dertake.
i The Daily News learns that if tn
i government consider it necessary t.
J bring troops from India to Egypt
they will ask the consent of Parlia
l ment therefor.
E A Daily News dispatch from Pari
states that de Freycinet has place
the designations of himself an
colleagues in the hands of Presiden
Grevy. The latter urgently begge
> them to withdraw their resignatlons
| There is not the slightest possibilit
that Gambetta will be summoned t
! u form a ministry.
The Daily Telegraph has the fol
lowing dispatch:
ALEXANDRIA, July 19,-Arabi Pash
proposes to kill all the Turks i
Egypt. He says as there are nc
. many throats to cut it is better
> cut them low
> A few American and German sal
u ors are still at their respective COZ
ii suiates, but with this exceptiO
. the city is held solely by the En-,
lish.
L General Allison has made reco1
'o noisance in the direction of Arabi
h camp, in order to see what bett
~ ground might be chosen for o1
front, as we are unable to see mo-
than 200 yards from the presel
to line.
q Arab has steam launches on Il
ol Maharmondich Canal, bringing hi
d. provisions, and this probably e.
ct plains why he has not yet cut G.
is nal.
ly Arab has shot the Egyptians SCI
OF out by the English to get horses.
lg The correspondent of the Tim,
e, at Alexandra telegraphs that he u
l. derstands L. De Lesseps has il
N formed Admiral Seymour that t
| J. Il,