Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-01
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RGvpsian TPeubles.
ALEXANDRIA. July 3l.-Andre, .
German, says the gunboat. Moeive at
Port Said has been instructed on no
account to land troops, but If necessary
to take German subjects aboard his
vessel.
The detachments landed in Ismaila
are from English and French men-of-
war. The German Consul General will
depart ON leave of absence tomorrow.
There only remain French, Italian and
/ English diplomatic agents at Alexan-
dria.
ALEXANDRIA, July 3l.-A traveller just
arrived from Sioutle reports that Arab
Pasha tas issued a manifesto declaring
that Khedive Iew6k has sold Egypt to
the British, and retired to England.
Arab, therefore, ordered the people to
only obey him until the prophet enlight-
ened him to find a worihier and more
loyal khedive.
Six Mudirs of Upper Egypt haye been
ordered to supply five hundred horses.
and six hundred and fifty camels to re-
inforce Arabi Pasha.
Murders are constantly occurring in
railway trains. The mob search every
train for Christians.
Arab Pasha is still parleyin9 with
the khediye. The latter has intimated
that no terms be accepted except uncon
ditional surrender.
| It seems that midshipman DeClair
slipped beyond the lines, and Was taken
prisoner.
CoNsTANTINopLE, July 3l.-Lord Duf-
ferin states that the Forte by its inac-
tivity compelled England to assume the
responsibility Of restoring order in
Egypt. England accepted Turkish CO.
operation, provided the Porte makes an
unanbiQious intention.
Arab Pasha's whole family are To-
Gated in village few miles from
Imslia.
Midshipman DeClair, Of the ironclad
Alexandria, was sent to Ramleh on
Saturday morning with a message to
deliver. He has not since been heard Of
Areport prevails that the garrison of
Abamkir has surrendered to the Brit
ish.
Not LNss.
LONDON. July 2l.-A later dispatch
from Alden says all hands on the Russian
steamer Moskaya, wrecked of Ras Ha-
fun, we're saved.
Ne Question for Parliament.
LONDON, July 31.-In the House Of
Commons this afternoon Gladstone said
all statement, concerning the question
Of Turkish troops for service in Egypt
wero premature. The matter cannot
yet form subject for a question in the
House Of Commons. as none Of the alb
solutely preliminary conditions have a.
yet been fulfilled.
Talks est rlala.
LONDON, July 31.-The Times says:
I've have ample rerson for believing
the expedition the Porto has now deter
mined to send to Egypt has no other
object than to thwart and oppose the
efforts of England m making TO restone
order there. Cooperation might be
accented il tho Turkish Government
should send moderate contingent to
sot under orders Of tho British COM
mantler. The obvious design Of Tur-
key is to exclude England altogether,
and maintain No have no right in Egypt
| it Is therefore mere trifling to continue
negotiations for the purpose Of getting
such worthless pledges Of good faith as
the proclaim alton against Arabi Pasha.
Az for the British Cabinet II 10 for them
to appreciate the granting Of the situ-
alton, and To devise means for guarding
the national interests, and for the vim
dication national honor, both Of which
are in serious jeopardy.
CoSsrAsrrSorLr, July Si.--1urkey's
sincerity in de-iding to intervene in
Egypt is proved by telsgraphic orders
TO Governor Monastic kossoro at Scut-
tari to prepare all available forcss for
leaving during the week. Contracts
has been entered into for the supply OF
uniforms.
Thc Ceneral.ls.Chiei.
Loxpox, July Sl.--Sir Garnet Wolsely
il suffering from . alight attack OF
Cyprus fever, bat hopes to resume his
duties today. and will lesvs for Egypt
ON Friday.
| wrecked Steamer.
ApEs, July 3l.-lt il nov learned that
the Russian steamer M0skava, reported
sunk and two hundred persons lost By .
boiler explosion. Vas wrecked Oh Has
hofume. One hundred and twenty par
eons ON board we're saved.
| Tho steamer Fleuri Castle, running
betvesn Antwerp. London and Chinsss
ports, vas wrecked near RasAsir.
new Cahlaes.
| PARrs, July M.-A new Cabinse vail
Be formed. Leon Say u spoken os' bes
the crisis may last several dayA
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your hoss.
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