New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-15


49, o5v;ce of the Consuls. The excitement
o' aroasnc. A street quarrel in Alexandra
~o.teraay was stopped by Egyptian troops.
The attitude of Great Britain was explained
..o House of Commons. The tobacco mo-
M.oIv ~ bill was lost in the German Relchstag.
p.;ncc Bismarck took part in the debate, which
was lively. The Reichstag will be prorogueo'
A hill has been introduced in the Italian
Chamber of Deputies to provide for the ere
nation of Garibaldi's body.
APANIC IN CAIRO AND ALEXANDRIA.
,rvnREps OF EUROPEANS LEAVING THE COUNTRY
THE EFFECT OF ENGLANDs CoURsE-DEBATE IN
PARLIAMENT
JoSpoy June 15.-The Standards Alexandra
correspondent telegraphs that council of war was
hold Yesterday after which orders were issued that
ibe troops strictly maintain order.
rour policemen have been arrested on the charge
Of aiding the rioters Sunday street quarrel oc-
currcd Yesterday, which caused fresh panic,
Int the Egyptian troops arrived in time to sup
press the disturbance.
dispstch to Tie Times from Alexandria
reports that the kheiive and Der
vjsch Pacha have telegraphed 10 the
PORTE Jointly entreatng that troops be dis
patched.
LONDON. June IA Reuter- dispatch from Cairo
savs: 1.-The panic is increasing. The exodus OF
Fnropcans continues The offices of the European
Control and several banks are closed. The English
and French COntrolers-General have gone to Alex
anarla AL the officials belonging TO the Control
have obtained leave of absence. Probably all
branches of the Egyptian Administration including
the Casse of Public Debt will be transferred to
Alexandria. 1t is reported that NJ. Sienklewcz the
French Consul General, has asked to be recalled.
al a maefinp of French subipptS
today and said he declined TO be responsible for
their security"
ArrxANpRIA June 14.-The Governor has issued
q nroelamation declaring that the arrival OF the
Kbediye and Dervisch Pacha is guarantee OF order,
and that the citizens may confidently resume their
vacations A Turkish frgate has just been sighted
off the port. The Khedve to-day received the
dipomatsts officials and several leading Europeans,
The bodies of the engineer of the British ironclad
Superb and the two seamen of the Hellcon, VINO
vero killed in the riot on Sunday, have been buried
at sea- as it was deemed imprudent to risk the dam
GER that might have arisen from funeral on shore.
AS the barge containing the bodies passed the
United States steamer Galena the marines saluted,
and ell on board uncovered their heads
Many refugees from Egypt. mostly families OF
British residents of Alexandria, have arrived at
N.cosa, Cyprus.
LONDON. June 14-The correspondent Of The
Times at Cairo states that Sir Edward Maiet' the
British Consul General, desires the British residents
to quit Egypt without an official request, which
might produce panic.
Sir Edward Malet has arrived in Alexandria. lie
visited Mr. Cookson, Admiral Seymour and the
Khedive.
The correspondent of The Daily Nears at Alex
andria states that not only women and children ale
leaving the country, but men with large material
interests in Egypt are begging passages and leaving
their property behind. Many largo capitalists are
arranging TO leave Egypt permanently. not in
panic but after calmly calculating the cost OF such
sstep
The 7imes's correspondent at Alexandra tele-
graphs that the soldiers openly asking for the
deposition of the Khedive. aud are declaring that
they will if necessary oppose Turkey herself. He
also says THE statement of Sir Charles Duke IN
the British House of Commons that the not Ill
Alexandra was not of a political character has
caused CONSERVATION among the European resi-
dents, and has encouraged the natives 10 turlDeT
violence. The Europeans aDX10usly desire lnat
England should make firm declaration OF the
that will be pursued In the Egyptian crlss.
The mail steamer took three hundred deck passen-
gers, who paid trst-class fare, ana three other
steamers took a thousand passengers. Boatmen
asked fifty francs TO carry persons on board the
steamers. The usual fare Is only one franc" >,
Vienna dispatch says: ne AustIlah liOyds
have sent two and the French MeSsageres MaTi-
times seven large steamers TO Alexandra Tor the
purpose of removing Europeans VINO desire to leave
the country Upwards OF I,OOO refugees aIc OK
pected 10 arrive In Trieste on Sunday"
Ii is announced from COnstantlIOple that the
Marquis dc Noailles and Lord Dufienn. the French
and british Ambassadors there, supported by the
other dplomatists have energetically urged the i'm
mediate assembling OF conference.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS ATTITUDE.
In the House of Commons this afternoon Sir
Charles Dixie Under Foreign Secretary, replyln to
questions denied that the Egyptian troops were
disaflected He said that Dervisch Pacha was con-
fdent that he would be able to maintain order. He
declined to answer further questions as 1t was I'M
possible TO explain the situation until the papers on
the subject were published Sir Henry Wolh. Con-
servative moved the adjournment of the House as
protest against the reicence and inbeclty OF the
Government.
Debate followed. Sir Henry Wolf condemned
the association of England with France. Mr.. Glad
stone said that he greatly lamented what had been
sald concerning France, a nation that had s0lemnly
declared that she would labor Loyalty and heartily
with England All the Powers, he said, cooper
ating heartily with England. The Sultan Is III
complete harmony with the Powers Germany had
most strongly urged the Porte to accept the confer
ence MIR Gladstone dwelt on the necessity of using
tho fundamentally OF Turkey The British policy
was the maintenance of all established nights.
GARIBALDFS BODY TO BE CREMATED.
ROME. June 14.-In view of the wishes ex-
pressed in Garbaldrs WILL the Minister OF Public Ia
structiom-last evening presented in the Chamber Of
Deputies bill, for which urgency was voted for the
purchase OF the cremaOry apparatus invented by Pro
lessor which cremate the DOdy OF Carl