New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

LONDON. Junc 3O-Cardnal McCabe, OF Dublin,
has issued pastoral, in which he denOunces the
hOrrld deeds OF vengeance III Ireland.
THE TROUBLES IN EGYPT.
LONDON. June 3O.-1hc Standards correspondent
at Alexandria says that he has been in
formed by Arab Pacha that he Arabi)
would obey order to go to Constantinople if one
should come, when he knew the
son for it. Arab Pasha denies that any
explosives have been laid in the
canal The Necs learns by telegraph from Con-
stantinople that the conference regards speedy
armed interference necessary, and
that it is improbable that any
offer Of Turkey to send troops will be accept ed.
The Post hears that the Guards have been or dered
TO hold themselves in readiness for foreign service
LONDON June 29.-The Duke Of Buccleuch. .the
Duke of Sutherland the Duke of Northumberland.
Lord Salisbury. Lord CarnaryOn. Lord Darlington,
the Marquis of Waterford. Sir Stafford Northcote,
Henry Chaplin and Baron Henry De Worms were
present at a meetingon the Egyptian policy of the
Government at Wiliiss rooms to-day.
Lord Salisbury in supporting the first resolution,
declaring that it is the duty of the Government not
to consent TO any settlement Of Egyptian affairs in
consistent with their pledge said he agreed with
the sentiment that the Government should
be turned ont. and he would be willing OH all
proper occasions to take steps TO that end. The
measures and actions of the Government lie
declared, were little consistent with the
honor of the Empire. But his object at present
was tho opinion Of the country t. gude it
at a moment of great danger. He reviewed the
policy of the Government. pointing out the way
which they had suffered their demands to be disre-
gardcd and he declared that unless they removed
Arab Pacha their whole position in the East would
be jeopardlzed and England would lose her ancient
reputation.
Sir Stafford Northcote supported the second reso-
luton, and both were carried.
The Tin,sS correspondent at Alexandria says that
the action of the Sultan in comforting the
Order of Medjidie on ATabl Pacha has mad a bad
effect. Many who were dlspo ed to oppose Arab
Pacha now regard him as the recognized
executor of the Sultan's wishes. Not
withstandng that yesterday was Coronation
Day. Woolwich presented busy aspect in
Quence of war preparations upon large scale and
the dispatch of munitions of war; including explOs-
ives. Arrangements have been perfected by which
10000 men can be embarked the instant. A
correspondent of The Times confirms the statement
that 2J,O00 men Of the army reserve have been
selected for service, although positive orders
have been issued. Several commanding officers of
Volunteers have offered the services of their for
garrison duties At Chatham last evening com
pletc return was ordered OF the marines available
Tor foreign service
In the House of Commons this afternoon Lord
Harrington, secretary of state for India, declined
to state whether Indian troops were ready 10 pro-
ceed to Egypt. Henry Campbell -Bannerm AN,
Financial Secretary TO the War Office, stated that
the trOOpship OTOntes started to-day with strong
draft of marines for tine Mediterranean, but
usual expenditure had been Incurred at the dock
yards
The 1iptss correspondence Vienna states the pro-
posals OF Lord Dutierin the British Ambassador ut
COnstantihOpe, to the Conference include reSoiu-
nOns defining more precisely the rights of the sui
tan in Eg, pit and the powers of the Oh imber OF
Notabes aud the Controllers and the relation OF the
latter TO the Egyptian authorities
dispatch 10 Reuters Teie gram Company from
COnst ntIuOple says tho Ambassadors are stu en-
deaVOrng o enter intO negotiations with the Porte.
If the Porte persists in lis refusal 70 negotiate for
the TcestablIshnent of order III Egypt the Am
assadOTs Will he obliged TO recommend their Gov
eInment 10 come 10 understanding between
themselves in regard to tie measure to be t4ken
The reserve siege train at WoOwich Is being
moved mo position be ready for service. There
Is q siege train complete with stores and appliances
already at Malta.
MADRID june 29.-The Government intends to
dispatch two mOGe frigates to Alexandria.
ALEXANDRA, June 29.-Raghcb Pacha has prom
sed to dismiss the reteci Of Police ana the Chief
oi the GendarEerIc The Government has decided 10
employ the destliuie natives public works. 1t Is
believed they viii be put to work en- the iortlil-
cations. .
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, June 29.-Ihe Conference held
another session to- lay. IL ~ generally admittdd
that the deliberations not making ~ progress
PARIS, June 29-lhc journal dgs DcbdtS says
" Great Britain l. right IN desiring 10 aci alone III
Egypt We firmly believe tnat re ace VIII anOrd
her no assistance Inc control Cf he ~ cZ canal
belongs by night to England and VII belong 10 ner
dc iaco. II Is flr her Guesl ION oil lic or death
number of recruits arrived to-day hnd rein
lolcCd the garrison here