Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
THE SITUATION IN EGYPT.

The Exodus..lS, 900 Troops Wanted.
Communication by the Eastern Cable
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS En- Route
!, for Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, June 15.-The Khe-
dive has expressed the hope that 18.O00
Turks will be shortly on their way to
Egypt. After the reception he held
Yesterday he informed the Europeans
that be had divided the town into dis
tricts and had made an officer RESPONSE
ble for each. He said 430 ringleaders of
Sundays riot had been arrested and
would be placed on board ship in the
harb0r, where they would be well guard
ed. Admiral Seymour has seized the
steamer MarengO to convey fugitives
DerVisch Pasha expresses full conf.
dence In the loyalty Of the Egyptian
troops. Turkish troops, h0weYer, are
ready to start for Egypt 1t necessary.
He thinks he can settle the difficulty in
few days.
Germany and Austria are trying to
INDUCE the military party to ask the
Khedive for pardon. The military de-
msnd as q condition the dismissal of
two confidential advisers of the Khe-
dive.
VIENNA, June 15.-The Neue Freie
Presse says that England and France
are willing to agree that Turkey shall
be entrusted with intervention in Egypt
as a mandatory and under the control
of Europe, but not as sovereign power.
Should Turkey refuse this mission and
persistin claiming position as SOW
ereign power, England and France will
be ready to accept the mandate of Eu-
rope, OF, in the last resort, to act indie
pendenfly.
The Austrian Lloyds have sent two
and the French Mcsaageries Maritimes
seven large steamers to Alexandria, to
remove Europeans who wish to leave
the country.
LoND0N. June is. 4 80 p. Private
adviees from Cairo state that all the
Europeans have left. A dispatch Just
received says that the Cairo Office of
/ the Eastern cable company has been
closed. The route of the company's
main line to India will have to be
Tbs Times correspondent at Consran.
tinCnls aRgg 1t was the intention of
Dervh h Fashs to ipguce Arab Pasha
to resign end quit Cairo. bpt the danger
of further disorders has n6Oeositated
the retention Of Arab Pasha for some
time longer,
The British channel fleet, consisting
| of five large ships, sailed east from Glib
Iraltar at Z o'clock this morning.
In the House of Commons this after
noon Sir Chas. Dixie, in answer to in
QuiTiea, stated that the channel squad
ron now on the way TO Malta Will be
also under the order of Admiral Sey.
mOur, who, IL occasion arieee, will con.
cert with Sir Edward Mal6t, British
c0nsul-general in Egypt. as to the ne
cessity Of landing sailors and marines.
The iron troOp-ship lamar sailed
from Plymouth to-day with marines to
reinforce the Mediterranean squadron
ct Malta. It u believed abe will con-
lvey troops to Alexandria u necessary.
Troops at MaTseilles and HOulQp have
been ordered to make ready for imme-
date embarkation. A dispatch from
Cairo says the shops are all closed, and
some Frenchmen who are unable to
leave are foFtifying themselves In their
houses.
Il & now estimated that $50 Euro.
peans were killed In the riot at Alexan
dria on Sunday. Many bodies were
thrown into the sea. Twelve bodies
ware washed ashore yesterday and Ave
to-day. lis said Q detachment Of gend-
armes drew np N the square when the
riot began, and aftaFwesNs ASSISTED the
rabble In the massacre.
CONsTANTINoPLK, June lB.-fhe
council of ministers have not yet ar
rived at adecision in regard to the dis.
patch Of troops TO Egypt. Il Is stated
/ that the GoVerpment hopes that the
] proposal Tor the c0nfeEence win first be
Ei.hd . ,I hence meet The s asIaE Ebe troops