New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
THE ySTTUA TYON IN EGYPT.
7rpORTs AROITT THE CONFERENCE.

REPORTS ABOUT THE CONFERENCE.
ALEXANDRIA QUIET-pECLINE IN EGYPTIAN STOCKS
STATEMENTS MADE IN PARLIAMENT.
JoxpoN. June ia dispatch to The Times from
Alexandria states that the banks are mostly pre-
nared 70 resist a siege The Ottoman Bank has
been converted into al aTmOry, The entrances To
the bank are blocked by bales of silk and the clerks
are well supplied with provisions. They also have
ropes ready to haul up refugees from the streets.
Arab Pacha has thanked the Khedlye for his ap
pointInent as member of the Ministry. There is
no doubt that be is slaining every nerve to main
tain orer. He is beginning to realize that he bas
provoked the exodus of the Europeans. which Will
ruin the country The Sub minister OF Justice, who
Is conducting the inquiry into the cause of the
riots in Alexandra, states that he cannot justly
punish the prisoners long he is unable to arrest
the nstigatOrs of their crimes. lie names Arab
Pacha as the chief instgator
Alarm is felt in Ismalia because Of the presence i'll
the ncighbOrhood of large numbers of Bedouin
Arabs, who have lately approached close 10 the
town, and have been observed lowering along the
uuguarded banks of the canal.
Ii is stated ia diplomatic circles that the Powers
will take no military measures until the Conference
has formulated It's decisions, unless there should
he further riots Sir Edward Malet the British
Consul General, is i'll with fever and dysentery.
The Porte has received dispatch from Deryisch
Pacha reporting the state OF affairs in Egypt very
satisfactory. lie says that Arabi Pacha strictly
obeys the Nhedive's commands He thinks, there
fore that the conference would be inopportune.
Lord Dutlerin, the British Ambassador, has made
fresh representations to the Porte, insisting upon
immaculate reply on the question of conference.
Germany strongly advises the Porto to assent to
the holding of a conference
There has been considerable excitement on the
London Stock Exchange and the Paris Bourse TO-
day in consequence of decline in Epvptian stocks
and Suez Canai SHARES. In London unified stock
te ; per cent.
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone
informed Sir Stafford NOrthcOte that the conference
would deal with the condition of Egpvt and nor
with the Suez Canal
Sir Charles Dixie. Under Foreign Secretary
cepted the proposal for a conference. ItaIv had
previously declared that she would follow lie
course of the other Powers. Very full Instructions
he said were sent to Admiral Seymour on Frjdav'
wbleh were sufficient 10 preserve British interests
i'll Alexandra III case OF renewed disturbances
LONDON, June 20.-Varous special dispatches re-
celved here state that Turkey Will not consent 10
participate in the Conference.
dispatch TO The Times from COnstantinonle
says: The representatives Of the Powers have
interviewed said Pacha, Minister of Foreign AZ
.alrs, on the subject of the Conference He nm
e4uyocally and cstegoricaly refused 10 assent 10
Tie Conference the ground that il was upnoces
ky and inconsistent with the interests OF Turkey
Ihe StdEdards Alexandra correspondent teIe
graphs that Ragheb Pacba has refused TO accept as