New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
,TTAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS

idNA'in' ,anort,d that Arabi Pacha mas
IA strictlv to obey the h"eul'I, -
ne V,m undertake to preserve oruer IN IL r;nts
wln u.' dot,ls are given OF inc i'oso
tU'"T' .,axondria. Sixty-seven Europeans c,aC 'uU
il N' sa;1 70 have been killed ,,n ;'
a,.ross ~" ia making on the kepr'S''I," to,rors
p'oS'0'9 pia, The recent rains ana S'v'' ,oI
"'i''''e M, hone6cial to the crops Ill L"S
nav Ia tondon money market yos'eru'!
lue ~. ,,dnenced by reports from H'''''''' amen
Ia'V'l" s,,eral American railways ao'"".'"'
cn,I,int is made in England oI SP",'C"
-, cbccss General lgnatleh HIS ~
.'rcd from the Russian Ministry
QUIET RESTORED IN Al-tNA,l,,'-.I
-, ,cprrs To oBrY TIE KHEDl' l'h-i>'i-
rr,r. OF uE M)rs-rHE ATTITUDE ~
POWERS. ~. 1;sr,tcb from
,axnox limo 13.-Tic Standard d'sP'''" 'ua ,,a
s,vs. at meeting OF the iote'g" O0.''' ,,',
Nth Dcr,i.ch Pacha the khedN' ",'U n'at
p.lha a solemn engagement was en''l'" ,"''
A. Kbediye shoud undertake 10 .n',"'''i ,Io
ard that Alabi Pacha should S"iouS ", Lo -.
r,ad,,e's commands 4 proclamation VIZ
h"o''' -, the ropu lace of the agreement
su orr..,ordept of The Times at CAIRO ''r-
chat ;r view If tho critical position oi "'-
r,.r,,sch Pacha has agreed 10 accept Jo'n' IL
4''' With Arabi Pacha for the preSer 'd'ioN
~. >'o,do-s, dispatch from Alexandra repo'''
-oo tro,,s have arrived there from 'a'lo'
Its b.in Ne,fss dispatch from Aic&au',i'
.,. ,ho, ybo surgeon attached TO the BRUSH man
a,,yar spperb was badly wounded IN 'no A'o'' ~
terday ,,,.,i,.o Derviscb
p.oha and the British and French CohSuiS 10 '"'
..,od,l was freely scussed yesterday AT CAIRO
',ns,, lime l2-Grcat excitement pre-
viied here this morning. All the shops were cioso'
The natrols on the street have be'n douoi"'' II.
l,,,n,h,pces Yesterday began simultaneously az
,f,,.,, ,o,uts The object Of the rioters IN
.r.,, measure appears 70 have been p"ase III
go, .y,ntiues as well as Arabs participated.
r.,nent Of infantry has been ordered I" reinforce
81. ,,,rri..p. Tho Official report of the not gives
a., ,,ch.r of EI.ropeans killed as SXty-seven.
~ Co,ksoo the English Consul. saws that when
Ia M. nr,cccding from the great square to Inc "o'
o,nor,s residence, be saw two Europeans respect
ably dressed aud apparently naval othcers ID P'a'h
clothes Knocked down. A Greek was shot ana
lulel bv a soldier five yards from Mr.. Co"ks'h
carriace and other persons who were even closer
,,.,, tpock.d down and stabbed. soldier cut
nj the cous.lAr kavass with a sword Inc
carriage Of the Greek Consul vas stopped 10y mum
lcrof soldiers and the occupants were dragge' ou''
The Consul was severely beaten. Mr. CookSoh es-
cap,d such severe matreatment by his c"achhal
lnshug the horses but he was struck on inc no"u
and one Of his arms was broken. The Italian Con
snl was wounded by a stone. The wlie ol the Aus
TRAN Consul General Was attacked and insultcd.
The accounts Of the origin Of the riot are conflict
ING The nghting. except the deliberate attack
mon the Consuls, seeIns to have been conh1ed TO
Arabs aud Levantlnes. No English RESILIENT is
reported "a have been wounded; .1, .h;
iONpoN, June l2,-ln the House OF loIiS 'lIS
afternoon Lord Granville, FOrelsn Secfet3IV'
stated that Admiral seymour was empowered 10
land sailors AT AeSandria II nec"-Sa1y. NH
IN the House of Commons SIR Charles D.ike
Under Foreign Secretary read teiegrams fr"Ih AIeH
audria stating tat tlIe Nice-ConsuI T. conV1U's-
cent and that the riots we're NOT u politcal clr
eltrr lispateEe. from Alexandria dated oclorK
tis altetn0oa say that The town is quet IelGIhh,s
f.om Coustautlu"pe aud from Sir Edward Mae5'
Consult lel1i az Mc13ndr2a, are feahsuiIS +" Bd'"-
in the safety Oi the khcdive
iAe Admiralty have received dispatches confirm
ing she report Of tie murder OF az engineer oI 1he
4 Reu.er dispatch from Cairo states that at
rl,-tiug of jhe military Leaders 10 was dech,n 10
petition the khe';lVc 80 abdcate II W. u"'i'''1
If 81, lid not hc would bc naosac,Ot II - rr'prro
;hat the cavalry aud artillery will not Jotn any con
spracy agli,iSt the khedlye c.- -, -.
Iie Hncss correspondent NJ CAIRO lays tic
responsibility for tee riots upon ATabl Iacht'
Derv sch lacha had summoned hln TO fcsic anu
there .et tC hf alternative Dul suDb'lNN''l
or defiance; but since the riots broke ont DorVIsch
Pacha has had 70 appeal to ArahI Pacha As com
mandiug the only available force, toreNiofe 'idcf
Ike Imess correspondent at Berlin says that II Is
pToposoi seemingly. at TIE suggestion oi France,
10 hold :he conference oU TIE Egyptian question at
Pans. and not at C0ustanunOp.e
tARls June I'm .Ee Chamber OF Deputies to-
day VI. de FIeyoue stated that the French Consul
at Alexandra bad been threatened, and that the
Government would not fan t. adopt mca urcs ueces-
saTy So secure the safety OF French SUBJ T.
several newspspers here state that Franco and
England have sent note To the Porte ami the
Powers urging the immediate meeting Of thc con-
ference.
1t is reported that the European colonies in Egypt
have appealed 20 their respective Governments 10
send squadrons fOr their protection.
ROME, June l2.-In the Chamber Of DrputIos
to-day Slgnor Manciu. Minister Of Foreign Af4Irs,
stated that @. the beginning of the troubles IN
AMI that another was prepared to sail for
Egyptian waters al moments
nouce. The Governments policy, he sad,
Nas to Absolutely refuse assent 10 armed Inerycu-
Ing Of a conference 10 restore the khcdiye's au-
thorty and If armed iltervcnt non should he ncceS-
sary, 70 give preference 10 Turkish intervention
Tie lesser evil.
CONSTANTS, PIE, June I2.--Muoh disappo'nt-
nCn IL elt 81 tie OccuTr"nce OF TIE r0ts la Al"KNn
dra. IL tends 10 Interfere with the mission Of
Dtrylsth Pacl.i, and may lead to renewal of the
Cemaud for Il conference. The English and French
Amba- d,rs visited the Porte together to-day fer
tie purpose il Is believed, Of asking Tor explana-
tons.
VIENNA. Junel2.-A proposition to dispatch mem
oi-war 10 Alexandra " protect Austrian subjects
there Is being considered The 1bcadpO0t thinks
that the events ia Alexandria render military
action, instead of mere diplomatic lnterNcnuon,
probable.
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