New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-31
ALONG THE SUrZ CANAL.


PoRT SAID July On de LcSSeps, having heard
that Her Majesty's troop->hlp Orion had stopped
Isnaa, and intended landing men there started OH
Thursday night for that place. He Is said to have
declared that the English should land only after
passing over his dead body and that of
his son Victor. HIS course is condemned
by all the Europeans here. 1t is
said that he talks of enlisting the
services of a tribe of Bedouins which, he SAYS is
devoted 70 HIM, for the purpose of opposing by arms
any European intervention in this part of Egypt
Admiral Conrad has teleTaphed TO the French
Government complaining of the behavior of NJ. de
Lesseps, and stating that he is encouraging the
natives and increasing the general excitement, rem
dering the position much more critical and the
Admirars task much more difficult than
they otherwise would he. Cherif Pacha ridiculed the
idea OF Admiral Conrad being guided by NJ de Les
seps and remarked that this kind of thing encour-
aged the Arabs. The Sub-Governor of Port Sain
accompanied Cherif Pacha to Alexandria in order
to give the Khedve account of the state OF things
here.
The French ironclad Thets is at Ismailia There
is also an English gunboat there, lying close in shore.
The Khedve's proclamation denOuncing Arab
Pacha as a traitor has just been placarded here.
All correspondence arriving here from the interior
is opened by order of Arab Pacha. 1t is believed
that he has Europeans advising him.
The latest news from the interior is to the effect
that the chiefs of the BedouIu tribes. who previ-
ously have favored the legitimate Government,
have submitted to the rebels. and that
perfect understanding exists between them. Ii is
SAID that the Bedouins have undertaken 10 furnish
go 900 men, the chiefs remaining hostages in
Arab Pacha's hands
SUEz July 3O.-Thcre is no authority here 70
CARY out tue oIders of the Khedive The British
corvette Euryalus, Rear Admiral Hewett command
ing, Is oil the port.
ENTHUSIASM OVER THE SCOTS GIrARDS
LONDON, July 3O.-Thc Scots Guards. 75O stropc
ef their barracks in st. James's Park early this
morning and embarked at the Albert Docks ~,
board the transport steamer Orient for Eevnt
There was great crowd of people outside the bar
racks and the troops took their departure amid
tremend Us enthusiasm. The Prince and Princess
OF Wales, The Duke and Duchess of Connaught the
Duke OF Cambridge, Commander-n-Chief OF the
Forces, and the Right Hon. Hugh Z. Chllders, Sec
lie ary Of State for ar, went q special steamer
" IN ct the Orient she left the dock. The crowd
al the barracks dense that the leading files OF
the Guards were lifted of their feet.
hen all the troops were on board the Orient the
Dnke OF Conuaqght went on deck and stood there
while the vessel was leaving the dock.
LONDON July 3l.-Ihe Daily Telegraph says 1t
Understands that the OrleDt sailed with scaled
Orders which may DC altered at Gibraltar
MAINTAINING ARAB ALMOST TO A MAN.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, July 30.-An official telegram
from the rebel Government says; "1he Khedve
having Issued decree dismissing Arab Pacha from
Tie Ministry for neglecting to defend Alexandria,
md having published proclamation declaring that
England is the friend of Egypt Arab Pacha has
called on the country of which he is the submissive
servant. 10 pronounce its will in the matter At a
great meeting called for Saturday yesterday COM
piising Ulemas, Cadls. the COpiic Patriarch, heads
W TIE Armenian Greek and Maronite COmmitteea.