The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-09
INTERVENTION In EGYPT.
THE POWERS TO TAKE ACTION III THE
PORTE DECLINES TO DO so
Forty Thousand Mon to Cooperate with the
Fleet In Forcing Arab Pashn TO Either
FlEht or Yield-Panic in Ajax ma ria.

Forty thousand Men to Cooperate with the
Fleet in Forcing Arab Pashn to Either
Fight or Yicld-Psnic In Alexandria.
LONDON, July "a despatch to the Times
from Paris says: The formal invitation OF the
powers to the Porte. asking It to intervene in
Egypt. will be delivered on Monday. A reply Is
asked for by Wednesday. II the Porte refuses
or seems afraid to accept. $4,000 men. with
10000 In reserve. will be concentrated by the
intervening powers. The army will land at
Aboukir. and will be divided into two parts.
One will march on Alexandria and be support
cd by the feet. which will open fire as soon as
the army ia landed. The other portion will
cross the dry lake OF Aboukir to Kafr Devar.
and seize the railway at Damanhour. Arab
Pasha's only means Of retreat. and will thus
force him to either fight or Yield"
portion Of the Grenadier Guards and the
Household Cavalry have undergone medical
inspection with view to foreign service. Tho
Admiralty have telegraphed to tho Duke Of
Edinburgh. Admiral Superintendent OF tho
Naval Reserves. instructing him to keep the
reserve squadron at Gibraltar. Major-G Gen.
Sir Archibald Alison. chief of the Intelligence
Malta Two nr res M Ps0o Of foot
have left Aldershot for Gibraltar. They en-
6arsGd at P Pert to-day amid great en-;
the torpedo depot ship Hecla have sailed from
Malta for Alexandria.
say q bs aS
for credit Of f9l2, 900 fer precautionary pregar
Central Ne,os' correspondent at Paris says the
expedition TO Egypt will COMPRISE twenty ves-
sells. with l47 guns and $3.50 mon.
The Italian and Austrian men-of-war at
Alexandria have applied for pilots to be per-
manently on board. SO as to enable them to
AIExASpRiA. July s."The diplomatic agent
OF France telegraphed yesterday TO the French
ns him S
send all the French subjects away and to place
s%s d be ee Consul chySs f his in
himself to Alexandria, The Austrian Con.
in Alexandria ia unabated. Despite the COM
psetsh st9ppse OF the work on the f9rtcaton
protest the exodus OF Europeans continues.
Many fngitives have been forced to return into
town. finding no room on board the two Rubat
tino steamers leaving to-day. which were so
overcrowded that the Captains refused to start
until 800 passengers had been taken off each
partment has boen transferred from Cairo
to Alexandria and the stalf Of that office have
GoSsTASTINorIE, July sHThe sultan fr has re-
to appoint delegate to the conference. The
want Of friendship shown him by England in
the unjust suspicions and erroneous interpre-
planned of tho injustice of the foreign repre-
sentatives at Alexandria who. to justify their
causing the departure OF their countrymen.
made pnf9undod statements respecting Sc;
Gen. Wallace. United States Minister. to the
Palace. and conferred with him n long time:
The Sultan has approved contract for 200 Of
the Berdan torpedoos.
PARIS. July SIN the Chamber Of Deputies
to-day a request submitted by the Government
for a credit of 100000 francs. for precaution-
airy naval preparations was referred to spe-
cial committee. Admiral Jaur6guiberry. Min
lister Of Marine. stated that the object Of the
Government was simply to place the navy on
the same footing as in 1870 The levy Of ma
rines would not he said. exceed 1000. NJ. de
ate a reserve squadron. when all around u.s."
said he are arming. France must be ready
tionary measures ara contemplated. No one
dreams Of engaging France in warlike ventures
swithout consulting the Chambers"