Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-17
FOR EIaN.


RUDe Again.
AIxxAxDa1A, June 16.-Nattsu ays NJ
bsstse. Alarm u spreading to tha val
lsys. All trains from the interior an
crowded. Every ship in the harbor h
crowded. The British Admiral haa
chartarsd special stsaInsrs. The Amer
ican ship Galsna II azsistina all fugi.
tives Of unprotected nationalities. Tha
captain has bssa ordered by Vice Con-
sui Comanrs to advise all Americans e
come on board. and has chartered tha
bark Sarona exprsaly to afford more
accommodations. Judge Fannan and
Judge Barrineer and wife are offered
all needful protection. The American
Government should send q special Con-
sui General to EeypA The Consul has
Just received an order from tho Sultan
to 90 back to Cairo. His obedience ID
doubtful. ACairo correspondent writes
that there is fearful panic there,
which Arabi is doing all he can to calm.
Last night there was great excitsment,
but the soldiers prevented . riot. The
American Government ahould ssnd .
ship to Ismated to suocor Cairo fuqi-
tives. Matters throughout the country
are most alarming. There is q universal
oppression Of praise for tbs Galens, for
tho succOr rendered. It would be c
mistake to remove this popular ship
from Europe at tho present moment.
British subjects have been ordered to
quit this city instantly. The Governor
Of Alexandria il holding an inquiry into
the last massacre. Evidence il difficult
to obtain. The English admiral has
buried the cable and telegraph. The
ship Chiffon has been ordered here for
service in case the cable is cut on shore.
LONDON, June 16.-A correspondent
OF the Times at Alexandria says tho real
and only serious danger is from native
troops, who are thoroughly in sympathy
with the rabble and will tire of guard
ing Europeans and take part against
them. The correspondent urges imme-
diate action. He says directly Euro
peans are ready to land troops they will
have to decide between fighting and
submitting. In the first case they would
have to deal with invaders. and foreign
ers could In the meanwhile hold their
own against tho rabble.
Gene Sailing.
LONDON, June 16.-It is stated the
Channel squadron has not gone to Alex
andria, but for q cruise ON the north
coast Of Egypt.
or fer Alexandria.
GIBRALrAR, juno 16.-kear Admiral
with tho U. s. steamers Lam.
caster and Gunneberg, has arrived here
and will proceed to Alexandria.
Conference Of the Powers.
PARIS, June 16.-It is officially stated
tina all the powers have agreed to 70
quest an Immediate acceptance Of q |
conference on the Egyptian question by
Turkey. Failing to obtain her consent
the conference will meet elsewhere than
at Constantinople, without Turkeys
England ~. Australia.
LoNDos, Juno 16.-The sculling race
Lorgan and Pierce. the Austra-
liam rover, was won by the former.
It is understood tho Channel squadron
will embark large number Of troops at
Malta end proceed to Egypt.
In the Commons, Charles Dixie, IN
der Foreign Secretary, said the news
from Alexandria is reassuring. No
fresh disturbance is apprehsnded. Ad-
miral Seymour telegraph that transports
have arrived for refugees who are suffer-
ing.
The Times correspondent at Alsxan-
dria telegraphs that 10000 persons are
to have left there thus far,
leaving many servants and workmen
without employment. Tho custom house
has BEEN closed. The postmaster doubts
his ability to continue the postal service.
Probably the freight employees and en-
gineers at the junction Of Mahmonit
Canal with tho Nile will threaten to quit
work, which action might imperil the
water supply. A dispatch from Con-
stantinople states that the Porto has
been assured that the conference will be
strictly confined to . discussion Of the
Egyptian question. Spain considers
she should b rspresentsd in the confer
ence as tho Suez Canal is tho shortest
route to her possessions.
Ship Agfeana.
CAID1Y, June 16.-The steamship Ca
madam is ashore at the mouth Of the
harbor, and steam tugs have gone to her
assistance. The weather is foRgy. Five
hundred passengers are ON board.
Equal - . Rattle.
ALEXANDRIA, June 15.-The number
Of Europeans killed on Sunday last is
estimated at $50. Many were thrown
into tho SEA, and arc being daily washed
ashore. Twelve bodies yesterday and
Ave today were recovered.
0eea0ee D1sab1e1.
HALuAx, June 16.-Pasengoss OF the
Canadian have arrived and her cargo Is
being Transferred into lighters.
PoHr DmcovznY, June 16.-Axrivea,