The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
The Critical Condition OF
Things Continues.

Things Continues.
New York, 12.-HerGLd's Cairo: Al
fairs since yesterday have taken a de-
cidedlv bad turn. The military party
and the uleD1as are enraged at the treat
ment Of Arab Pasha and themselves by
DerVisch Pasha, and are firmly persuaded
that England intends the annexation of
the country. They declare it to be their
intention ID resist all interference. Arab
Bey is at present determined to depose
TeWik, making Haem Khedive. Last
night officers were greatly exsperated,
and declared their intention OF advoeatine
the seizlr9 as hostages of the Khedlve,
Dervi en- Pashs and the English and
French con, u S general. On the ne VS. of
this determination becoming known in
town q panic ensued, the banks sending
their specie away. American missionaries
from the interior, have arrived. The
villages are no longer safe. Arab ex-
pressed hatred of the English consul.
This willingness to replace Tewfk By
Hahn indicates secret French support.
[ have good reason for believing that the
French will stick st nothing 10 avoid
intervention By Turkish troops. When
the news was received of the fearful riot
In Alexsndria, there was. great excite
ment in this city.
Alexandria, Is Europeans are leav-
ing as fast as they can. The consul has
issued proclamation exhorting Euro
peans to remain tranquil and expressing
confidence that the army will be able to
maintain order. One hundred persons
were killed in the riot on Sunday. The
position is q terrible one. Any small
force the feet could land would only
suffice to excite the Arabs TO q general
massacre.
Cairo, 13.-Derviseh Pasha and Arab
Pssha did not go to Alexandria as an
nounced, bat only sent aides de camp.
There have been numerous assaults on
Europeans by Arabs in Cairo.
The KheGive, accompanied by Der
viFch Pashs, started for Alexandria to-
day
The msn-of-war, Superb. came round
to the harb0r, and at midnight she was
sent to Lord WArren's to protect the
consulate. A heavy squad o. soldiers
directly crowded the beach, and the
boats oft Superb were ordered 70 keep
off, The proportion OF Arabs killed 10
the late riot was insignificant. The
feet is almost a source of danger. When
the French stationed 3 vessel opposite
their consulate 10 receive refugees she
was Immediately surrounded by EgYp-
tisn steam launches, which remained,
and collision may occur any homent
The Kbedive and Dervisch Pacha
have arrived at Rssseltine, place which
can be protected by the guns Of the feet.
London l3.-In the Commons, this
afternoon, Dixie, under foreign secre-
tary, stated that government had in
formed Mslet, British consul-gensrsl in
Egypt, that they think his p ace is with
the Khedive a. Alexsndris. He sup.
posed if the consuls went to Alexandria
q number Of Europeans would also go
there. He declared the present anarchy
IN Egypt would not be allowed to con-
tinue The garrison at Alexs ndria had
been increased 10 1900. On the out
break of the riot Admiral Seymour made
preparations to land large body of ma
rInes, and telegraphed Mslet for leave to
do so. The latter, however, refused,
after comforting with the consul. The
purpose of Dervisch Pashs and the Khe-
dive in going to Alexandria is to check
any further outbreak and obviAte the ne
cessity for the landing of marines.
Egyptian unified securities have fallen
2 per cent. within an hour on the reports
of further trouble in Egypt.
The Times Cairo: Unless there is an
overwhelming Turkish force 1T Ale1an-
dria before Sunday, there will be worEe
outbreak than on last Sunday.