New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-06
FNGI.AND. TURKEY AND EGYPT.

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1o>-noN Oct. IA dispatch from Cairo to The
7iaos saws: Arabi Pacha demands 6 trial by Eng
bshnen declaring that he surrendered to them, aad
that ne would have escaped if he had known he
was 70 be tried by Egyptians, from whom ne eA-
poets TO mercy"
A dispatch to The Daily Nees from Constantinople
reports that the Sultan Is extremely vexed at We
5eparture of Baker Pacha. 1t is stated that the
Governors of smyrna aud Rhodes were oruereu 10
arrest him. and that the Khedive has been COM
manded 10 send him back.
Vienna dispatch to The Standard says IL IS re-
ported that England has promised the khedlFe 10
permit the recruiting of a new Egyp'ian m'ii'.uy
force in India, provided thai the p'esen' seiiu"i-
merle are placed under British officers; .-.
The CORPORATION of London has decided 70 present
an ADDRESS of congratulauon to General MoiseIey,
and the freedom of the city and SWORD ol nDnoa 40
Admiral Seymour. General NOiseieS las '-A'"AJ
received the freedom OF the city. III,
CAIRO Oct 5-Ihe usual yearly caravan WIN
tie sacred carpet for Mecca, started to-day mere
WAS a vast concourse of spectators, and British
guard of honor present.. All passed on quF n.y.
Iaroe nnantlties of valuable loot have been dis
oovered in DamanhOur and other places III Egypt.
In has peeu decided TO expel from the country tAo
Swiss Ninet, Arab Paenas ADVISER. Inc hheudye lt
topOvroN viii sign decree resembling Ihe p ioLloi-
ron of the Importation of coal and petroleum INTO
Fgypt, several natives convicted of participation
IA the June massacres and sentenGeo 10 uo"'' WIZ
lie executed in Alexandria on saturday 81,
PARIS oct. 5.-Ihe 1etegrGPh6 announces InaI SeL- %
eral Blllot Minister of War; accompanied by hlRA
ofical ofthe Foreign Office, has gone 10 London as
Minister PlenipOtentary III connection WIN inc
seftlement of the Egyptian question.
NJ de Iesseps has telegraphed to the presio5nV OF
the e0urt-martial IL Cairo by which Arab facha
Is 10 be tried tesifying that during the war AIdOl
exerteC himself TO MANI AIN the neutrality Ol INC
suez Canal and that he protected the AVes anu iu-
terests of several Europeans III Egypt
The Teams saws England entertalns plan iof lhe
reorganization of the financial afalIs OF LgyPt W
the suppIssion of the control and an extension VI
the powers OF the Public DeDt Commission.
LONDON. Oct 6-Arabi Pacha and TOulba Pacha,
a .iro dispatch 50 IS, were to-day removed 10 the
garde meubles where tho other prisoners nunOeI-
ing eleaty. were removed yesterday. preliminary
examination II the case of Arab Pacna was heIu
secretly to-day. His formal trial Will be puOuc.
A dispatch IRON berlin to 1he DdtIy NeWS says
"The negotiations OF the Powers on the Egyptian
question are advancing tavorabIy. Inc tAeTtous
OF Cermany 10 bring about friendly undeIs andlhg
between the Powers most interested IN the Eastern
Question are meeting with considerable success"
A dIspateh TO The Daily Aers from Alexandria
saws: "Arabi Pacha has telegraphed mere iOI
counsel The persons applied TO decline TO defend
hun il is said because they are AFRAID Oi losing
their clients Arabi will therefore probably De con-
victed with ease" - ~, ,,,
LONDON Oct. 6.-Tbe Daily Ne1rs has the 1ollow-
ing dispatch from Cairo An important phass OF
the poiltcal situation here IS the growing dlHer-
elce between the Egyptian Ministers In REGARD 10
the future form of government. One party IaVors
an autocTatic system for some years, ana ahotnoI
party advocates the retention and development Oh
the svsteIn established under the hrst COnStltu-
ton.N