The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Order Being Restored I'm Egypt.
CLOSE COOPERATION OF FRANCE WITH ENG
LAND.

LAND.
LoNDoy, July lS.-The correspondent OF
the Times At Paris says: The idea Of
renewal OF close cooperation OF France
with England has now forced itself upon
the French Government. \ Cabinet coun-
ell has adopted resolution 10 this effect
a resolution conditional on three things
namely, TURKEYS reply to the identical
note OF the Powers inviting the Porte 90
send troops to Egypt, the decision OF the
conference. and the sanction OF Parliament
subject TO these conditions. The two
Governments are now entirely agreed in
regard to the terms upon which their forces
will undertake TO restore order in Egypt.
ALL QUIET N ALEXANDRIA.
LONDoN, July ia dispatch from Alex
andria, in the second edition OF the Ddily
Ttlerdph, says the night was quiet. the
lines now very strongly guarded, tire,
nearly all cXtnguished, and the police ~
rangement, now thoroughly effective.
ATTEMPT TO BURN TIE AMERICAN EEAr-
QUARTERS.
4 Times Alexandria dispatch says there
was an attempt last evening 10 set fire 10
the It. Marks buildings, the headquarters
Of Americans in Alexandria.
THE QUESTION OF LANDING TROOPS At ALEX
ANDRIA DISCUSSED ~ PARLIAMENT
LONDON. July lS.-In the House Of Com
mons this afternoon Sir Charic, Dixie,
Under FOREIGN Secretary. said the identical
note addressed Ly the Prcmicr~ TO the PORE
/, still unanswered.
Mr.. Campbell Zimmerman, Financial Sec
retarv Of the War Office. replying 10 sir
Henry Drummond Wolf Conservative,
said the Government entirely approved the
conduct Of Admiral Seymour. II sir Henry
wished to impugn il he should DO % by
direct motion.
Mr. Wolf then moved an adjournment
Of the House. and dwclt on the misleading
character OF the Governments replies. He
believed that Admiral Seymour did not
lard marines on June 18th because ordered
not to, and the Government remained mae
tive in order to allow Arab Pacha 10 gather
strength.
Mr.. Gladstone said he took ihe full re-
sponsibility OF Admiral seymour's action.
His instructions TO land force at AleXan-
dria were conditional, and it did not APP
pear to him necessary 10 do 80.
Sir Stafford Northcote thought the ques-
ton Of Mr.. Wolf relative to Admiral Sey
mours authority to land troops a very
natural one in view Of the grave events ct
Alexandria.
Mr.. Gladstone said no instructions had
been given Admiral Seymour bearing on
the point raised subsequent to May 10Th.
TWO HUNDRED EUROPEANS KILLED.
LONDON, July fS.-An Alexandria dis
patch 10 the Daily Neies says the khediye
states that 200 Europeans have been Killed
at kafr-el-Dewar.
GRAVES FOR PLUNDERERs.
The Alexandra correspondent Of the
Dailv telegraph telegraphed yesterday at
A. W. -Four new graves have just been
dug in the square, ready for the bodies oil
plunderers." I'm the evening be te'c-
graphed: "Three Of these graves drc now
filed. Arabs guilty Of plunderiDg and
arson are brought in every few minutes.
The utmost discretion i used in dealing
with the accused"
PRAISE FOR THE AMERICAN ADMIRAL ASD HIS
MEN.
leading editorial article in the Morning
! Post SAYS The behavior OF the American
Admiral and his men at Alexandria l. be-
word all praise. Amid diplomatic pro-
tests, European concerts and conferences,
and naval demonstrations Of imbecility, II
l. refreshing 10 find q commander who j.
able and willing on his account 10 say
what he thinks and do what he says. sixty
marines. physically speaking, could not do
much bur there is a way Of giving sup
port which quadruples its value. TIE con.
/ duet Of the Americans during the night
alarm that Arab Pacha was coming con-
trasts remarkably with that OF the French
and Italians.
Discomfort IN ARAB PAcBA's CAMP
| LONDON, July 1s.-The Alexandra cor
respondent OF the Times telegraphs that he
has opened communication with the camp
Of Arab Pacha, which, his correspondent
saws. consists Of 5000 men who are in-
tansely disconnected, and are surround
ed by starving women and children.
Recruits OF the lowest class are
still being enticed by Arab with
promises OF unlimited plumber, and the
! force is held together by the assertion thai
England will Kill all those returning to the
city. Arab and Toulba Paehas have ut
terly lost prestige by their gross cowerdice
during the bombardment. The artillery
men were kept at their guns on the lltl'
instant by the infantry posted under cover.
Another Crop Crisis Feared In Ireland
LONDON, July ls.-A dispatch nom pnf'
lin 70 the Times says; II iSsffared INA