The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-16

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a,vx.NrElA. June I4.--The panic in
-. sl,,,,. no sign ri decreasing. The
Rrg,ish Admiral has chartered two mer-
..a,sr, vc.scls % put al the English on
,..s~d The InVincible aud Monarch are
>-,y,ded with fugiiiycs. They are packed
"a. ber~sucS. Last night Lord Charles
pere.ford went 20 supcrin;cnd the Yiciilal-
W-- n the chartered vessels. This
-,er,,inr ,hc placing 81 British sab
-. on board was demonstrated Win
b.. fbe Fgvftians. The lat arrangements
.,i,b sbc aett have been made ior
s,e7,elline ia case 81 a disturbance on
l.,grj the refuge ships. TWO American
,l.--vroer. wet known 20 travellers, are
y, board irving 90 calm The fugitlNe,.
v.rv heads g lmniile, are tEyingto OBTAIN
-. in other vessels. Escape = now
-.,..s.iile on account ~ the crush OF The
-, lin. Il hargage-wagoDs which stu
So ~ streets. The situation = abSo-
i,.efv dfmaralizing. The exodus T.
',,..,oaufirg hourly. Any tub i con-
.sSerea -qfer than the shore. Carriages,
49, fsre for which is usually one franc,
-, tri.. -. the natives wishing
- mako hav while the sun shines. \
,rt,,,a af e-ri'aii-ts j. anxious % charter
tb. Shin Pencra % escape. The Bnnsh
a l-nfr-l orun-es leaving the British a-nore,
81. fl,ev would probably require help a The
I..t r.',-nfnr. I'm accordance with my tcie-
-,--r~ of sunday regarding Arahi', threat 10
f.na.e Fle hlediyc. your correspondent
,,e-D.f TewBk and Deryisch Pasha that Il
ma. r.rui..Ie ilai they would be seized.
,rhe Ebcir. smiled incredulousiy. The
r,ssFl 81 Men lay night saw my fore
49, esr-o.t. The khcdiye summoned the
,-,..i. i'r -.y. and declared his nten-
,i..,,of fe,.rr 90 Alexandra % seek tic
r,sfer-ion o. The guns oi TIE feei. sir
i.l-.r7 Wa.t and fhe other consuls have
In arrived. leaving Arab without q chance
u. mixing hostage. in The event oi being
,o.r.-ld Us tae Powers. Judge BarTlnger
.nl wife ana Judge Farnau sre still here.
~. have made arrangements FOR departure.
Slt-'Q. io Af- York Herald.
ruE rWEATENEG -oLDIERY.
Tho London I1mess correspondent at
texrndri. telegraph, tllat ibe soldiers are
onu'y asking for the deposition Of the
Kbed.fe. and declaring that they viii. II
necessary. oppose Turkey herself. The
Governor q alexandria Issued procia-
m.i.1n declaring that tle arrival Of ire
RblliYe and neryi-ch Pa>Aa j. q guarantee
oi order. and That the citizens may conf
IDENTITY resume their ay9catlGns. A Turk
i.l fri.rfe bass been sighted 81 the port.
I'll. khcdive received the diplomats. oih-
ciaIs. and several leading Europeans.
A dispatch 60 the London Times from
Alexandra -sF~: The statement q >r
Charles Dixie n the British House % Com
mon, hai the riot I'D Alexandria Wa not
az uolitio-l character has caused con-
sfernatl0n among the European residents
and ha- enceuranged thc naiiyc- 20 further
violence. Tie Europeans anXiousiy de-
sire THAT England should make firm
declaration oi tbe course that VIII De puT-
sued n tAc e. ptian crisis
TIE CONFERENCE.
T. IS announced from Cousiantinopie that
fbe MARQUIS 0i Noailie- and Lord Duilerin.
le French md British ambassadors there.
supported by le other diplomas. have IN
er-.f.ca.iE urged the immediate assembling
oi She confer see.
APPEALING TO TURKEY.
dispatch % the London Times from
Afx.udria reports that tlc hhediye and
Dni-ea Pasla have telegraphed 20 the
p1r Jointly eltreating that troops be- dis
patched. The Standards Alexandria cor
respondent ie.c-raphs that q council u war
Wa, held Yesterday. after which orders
were issued THAT The troops strictly MAIN
rain order. -Four policemen have been ar-
rested 9n The Charge "a aiding the rioters
on SUNDAY. s street quarrel occurred ycs-
terlr winch caused q fresh panic. hui The
E-vuIan troops arrived in time 20 suppress
fll disturbance.
IDS t-soc.aleI Press
THE sU-lIEls ONLY OBEY THEIR Colonies.
Luuny. J1nc IA dispatch to the
Tms. from Alexandria states that the Cow
arnor end military commandment admit iha;
taer have 100 control over the situation. and
fl.. tle .ol1i,r- only obey their coioncls.
ruE SITUATION AT ALEXANDRA.
ALMAxn.lA. june 1.-the khcdiye BIAS
expressed tle nope thai $1,000 Turks VIII
he.lor.s on their way to Egypt. Aiier
Che reception le leid Yesterday ne informed
tle European. that De had divided the
town nia districts. and had made an officer
rers. -iiIe ior each. b. sad $50 nne-
leader. ai sundays riot had been arrested.
and would Pa placed on board a ship IN
tle lrh0r. where they would De we'll
guarded. The Turkish vessel which ar-
rDl yesterday brought Osman Bey' aide
aa-a--p 1i iAe sultan. VIII Instructions
joy N.rvl-eh Pasta. Admiral seymour
Aas zed ihe steamer Mareugo % convey
fugitive. from Egypt
PROTECTION To EUEorEANs.
LaUcE. june 1j.--The dispatch nom
PAR. s.rs Identical instructions nave
BEEN ant to The French and English con-
sg.. and slmirals la regard 20 The proIec-
tm Il i- afforded Europeans I'D E-ylL
TIE 1nrs's ponoent at Paris says
ule Instructions are described as energetic.
The British Channel feet. consisting 81
lga Ies ships. sailed east from Gibraltar
90 O'clock Ilis morning
EXODUS o. EUROPEANS FE0M CAIRO.
LONDON. June Ij-3 =. H-frivaie ad-
Vc.. RON Cairo STATE thai aii the Euro
paan. have left there except tie stan Of the
Eastern Cable Company, Who have ueen
advised % quit. Ia which event tDe com
Iaay main ine % India VIII have % De
altered.
1858 7. IA dispatch just received
.ag. tiM ile Cairo Office Of toe Eastern
C2hia lompany has been closed. -
Sundays MASSACRE.
r Lno0N. june IA dispatch from
Alexandra -ay, the number Of European
billed On SUNDAY j. estimated al 2bh.
Many were thrown into the sea. ana are
being dsilv washed ashore. Twelve bodies
Yesterday and iye to-day were thus reeov-
eyed. an the 50die, bem marks OF bud
gr9u co. bNonet wounds. several W.T.
Blss,. m sundays riot assert that the rib-
1ie were preceded by detachment Of gea-
dumes. Who drew up IN the middle OF the
smare md looked on when the massacre
l,tean. and afterwards took paI1 IN Il. The
Con.ui~-,senersl are preparing another ear-
ca.ar addressed 20 their respective coun-
ffrfnrn. cvrres.tug confidence that Orllcl
a.. 4 .r,-t.f.a.4. aFrstx