New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09
DERvIsCH PACHA AT CAIRO.

ARAB PACHA AND THE OFFICERS RECEIVED COLDLY
THE KHEDlVE TO BE SUPPORTED.
CAIRO, June S.-Dervisch Pacha has arrived here.
The Turkish mission comprises iifty-eight persons.
1t is understood that the leaders of the military
party intend to apply to DervishPacha to affect are
concation between themselves and the Khedive.
1t was noticed that Yacoub Pacha, the emissary of
the military party despite the commands of the
Khedve, travelled on the special train which con-
veyed the Turkish mission to Cairo. He afterwaFd
proceeded to the Ghezrch Palace seated in Deryisch
Pachas carriage with Sheikh Achmet EsSad, the
Assistant Commissioner. The military party ar
ranged sort of demonstration. Several
hundred youths of the lower classes ran
before and behind the cortege shouting
Allah. make Islam victorious Allah, destroy the
heathensp p They also grossly insuted the European
spectators assembled the hotel verandas The
Khedive gave an audience to the principal members
of tho mission. who presented themselves at
o'clock in the evening. The interview lasted three
quarters of an hour. The Khedlve afterward re-
turned the visit. The diplomatic agents of England
and France Will visit Dervlsch Pacha on trluay
afternoon.
says Deryisch Pacha is the bearer OF letter
written by the Sultan's private secretary and OF
another from Abdurrahman Pacha, president OF the
Council of Ministers explaining that the mission is
intended reestablsh order and give fresh strength
to the Khedives authority. Arab Pacha and
other officers waited upon Derylsch Pacha
this afternoon. 1t is reported that they were coldly
received aud that the conversation turned upon in
different subjects. rumOr Is current, but has not
been confirmed, that the Egyptian officers held
meeting in the absence of their leaders, and decided
that after q show of resistance they would finally
weld TO the Sultan's commands and abandon Arabi
Pacha and the other leaders 40
dispatch from Constanttnople says During
the negotiations the Egyptian ailair Prince Bis
marck has kept studiOusly in tho background but
has used his influence in favor of pacific solution OF
the troublen The Standard says the recent indecison
of the Sultan as TO sending commissioner to Egypt
was overcome by the direct influence of Germany.
The Daily Ae1s emphatcally denies that Lord
Dufferin British Ambassador at Constantinople has
suggested that the conference hold formal sitting
and then adjourn until the termination OF tho mis-
sion of Dervlsch Pacha. -
A dispatch from COnstantinople says that Said
Pacha Minister of Foreign Affairs has Informed the
British and French Ambassadors that he Is con-
yinced that Dervsch Pachas mission will be sue
cessiuL
dispatch TO The Times from Cairo states that
the Eastern Telegraph Company's cable has been
buoyed at Alexandra. and, If cut, can be worked
from the fleet. go =,
The british ironclads Infexible Tenleraire, Alex
andra and superb, have arrived outside tue har00r
of alexandra. Three of these ironclads departed
at dusk. Ii Is believed at Alexandra that they
have gone to Port said. The British Channel
squadron consisting of the ironclads Mlnotaur,
Aqncourt, Achilles and Northumberland, has az
rived OFT Gibraltar.