The daily gazette., 1882-06-17
ALExANpRIA, June 1e.--Cherif Pacha has

ALEXANDRIA, June 10. .---Cherif Pacha has
been called to Alexandria to form min
istry. Arab is convinced that Deryisch is
working Turkish tricks and will sell Egypt.
Arabf Is therefore determined IN the event
or Turkish intervention to oppose them TO
the death. The Egyptian government Is
supplying native Christians with passports
to leave The country, All the shops are
| closed. The exodus of the European popu-
lation throughout the land is hourly increas-
ing. There is great excitement among the
Arabs. There was rumor that the Khe-
dive was ordered by the Sultan to StambouI
and that he would be replaced by Hahn.
The European panic is making matters
very serious at Cairo. The whole Of the
American Mission is now safe on board the
Galena. DR.. Lansing and Messrs. Hogg,
Watson, Ewing, Niehol, Harvey, Alexander
and Griffin and their families, with Misses
Thompson, Frazier, Strong, Newlin and
Conner, are now placed under the protec-
tion of the American guns. Colonel Long
has to-day taken charge of the American
Consulate, replacing Mr.. Menache and leav-
ing his private affairs, NJ Cattowi, a rich
| Egyptian banker, who was received on
board the Galena, requests me to forward
his heartfelt thanks to the American gov
ernmcnt in the name of all the unprotected
persons who have found American protec-
ton, desiring to express their lasting graft
tude for the courtesy, help and protection
afforded by the American ship Galena, and
praying that God will watch over the great
nation who alone affords protection without
distinction of race and creed.
The TinleS' correspondent at CONSTANT
nople says "All rumors Of military prepa-
rations by Turkey are premature. There is
no present intention of sending troops TO
Egypt" F,5 80 s.rro.
The correspondent of the Times at Alex
andria says that the real and only serious
danger is from the native troops, who are
thoroughly in sympathywith the rahble, and
will tire of guarding Europeans and take
part against them. The correspondent
urges immediate action. He says directly
superior force is ready to land the troops
would have to choose between fighting and
submitting. In the first case they would
have to deal with the. invaders, and the
| foreigners could in the meanwhile hold their
own against the rabble. 7h
1t is semi-officially stated in Paris that all
the Powers have agreed to request the i'm
mediate acceptance by Turkey OF the Con-
ference on the Egyptian question. Failing
her assent the Conference will meet else
where than at ConstantinopIe without
| Turkeys participation. : A dispatch to the
Times from Constantinople states that the
| Porte has been assured that the Conference
will be strictly confined to the Egyptian
question. Spain considers she should be
represented at the Conference, as the Sues
Canal is the shortest route to her Eastern
possessions. The newspapers Of Paris
assert that the powers have given Turkey 4S
hours In which to consider whether to take
part in the Conference on Egyptian affairs.
Rear Admiral Nicholson, with the United
States steamers Lancaster and Quinnebaug,
has arrived at Gibraltar and will proceed to
| Alexandria Immediately.