The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-12
PREPARING ZOE WAE.

Imcntable uaucffy OF sIOfcr aDG material
were begun. Carpenters employed II
building the American Mission church ant
schools and other works Were hurried Of
10 make tent-pegs for the army. Baker
were seized wholesale to knead and bake
the homely Gapjack or native bread Tor
the patriots. and workers in iron were
employed to face the ancient fortiiicati0n.
with amor composed OF hali-inch boiler
plates The Ministry took two DAYS to
consider The il.inatIIm, and then. % the
Joy OF the Optimists, resigned. Pat and
CHEEKY pachas who bad grown flabby with
anxiety mounted their noble donkey and
congratulated each other on the happy
solution Oi the difficulty. forgetting an
siboui the uliimafGm, which had not been
accepted 10y the Ministry before reSignIng.
nor was word said about Arab consent
Inc 10 leave the country. Many people
we've made exceedingly happy for
about twenfy-fOuT hours and then
Were plunged into worse trouble than
before. At about Il O'Clock on saturday
18th. the khedive received . telegram
from the commandment al Alexandra % the
effect that il Arab Pacha was not re-
iustated a. Minister OF War within twelve
hours be could not answer for the public
safety 81 Alexandria. On the receipt OF
this telegram the Kbedive cent for the mai
content officers u the Cairo garrison. and
Informed them that he took the command
Of the army. ordering them 60 confne their
troops 10 barracks. and not % make any
military dispositions without orders from
him. The behavior ~ the officers iu
the presence OF the khediyc was most
insoicni. and one OF them. Abdul-al P5cha,
turning 60 the All Parma Pehmi. while
the khediye was .tiil speaking. said. " l.
q evident we can do nothing with tn,
fellow" and turning their u1ck- OF h~
HighnesS left the audience chamber with
0ui -alaaminC. sOwing 90 the triegrim
from Alexandria great anxiety existed m
Cairo. and although the citv w.s~ orfwlrdlv
terT calm the street, ~ On e H. the m1~n-
inc were filed with knots of quiet people
waiting 2nXiou-lv i0r news. Every ouca-
ne wen. uv wa- stopped and pumped for
ile latest intelligence. Par.l- TO- their
carriages drove IRON nous, to house. cgrsr-
F seeking Tor the latest and swaliowU
tIr most VliUIbie c1nar4- will ~usf0: and
consular clW3ssc,. iu their blue Jackets lin-
hrodered with gold. and Ha--y trousers.
Wcr. w1yi.id 3aG turned u-iH. ou- ior il-
formation. and bid tbe.r inventive ilcuifi.~
taxed On tAe utmost. i1 judge irom Ga. li.-
they told.
RIVAL HOUSES.
Tie houses Oi ~ultaH pscA4. pIcsilcat
or tl' Chamber OF Norlni--. and OF Arab
barlla. We're -urrourdtd-tL one Dos .nx-
ioU. 70 eua- and merchants. tbr other hH
fg. military supporters lf the owner.
Negotiation itfweeu sultan Pacua and
Ar.ai went on throughout Doe whole u.-lt.
~I.r.u FIc.c. VINO lF reason ci hi. A'-i
character and wealth hl~ tho courdenc. of
tie ciTi. population Of LCvff. cndeyorad
tu solve TIM difficulty hy appealing
ta the patriotism Ol Tia. .rnv &.
save their country from Oh. horrors
of Turkish Intervention With i.-
attendant expenses. Arab. on tIe Other
h.n4. who not i0n- --0 v3- describe.
'y 1lr Nlhr,u B.uu- auI sir william
Gregory a~ ,imr.. and mlmuI.i1u- u1u.
Irec from i1nati.i-m. 1Hf u.T e-Ii1u~ tor
hi- rounfr, = welfare. rudrlEuIel G. excite
tlf lua,i'i-in of li- follower joy c.ere.-
sing al- great ora,orica powers iu abusing
lis -o.crci-L. prcaehiu- rebellion. TuI I..-
Weighing against im0rcU.. Tic uryf
afternoon 1,hc 18th tIr result 3D.. a.i tins
ia.k becIm. aUlureat 81 about o. O'Clock
aiI afro was .llItiI uv tAc news that
ArltI had ue,n reln.ia'ed a- Mini-ie.
OF Nar. and TIE ailrll occl.i0nel aa,
greatly augmented when the means
employed to effect tAr Reinstatement
became known. AT > O'Clock m tle
afternoon deput4ti0u oi Notable.
uiema-. trades. anu corporation, waited on
the Khcdrr ~ tie lsEaiiu Pa'ac.. ana.
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