The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-09
TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
No Fighting Yet-Gathering Of
War Ships.

| W. Ut SnIDSs
Malta, 8.-The British ironelsd 4chiI-
les and the torpedo depot ship HecEo
have sailed for Alexandria.
Paris, S.-The formal invitation of the
powers to the Porte asking it TO intervene
in Egypt will be delivered on Monday.
A reply is asked for by Wednesday. If
| the Porte refuses or seems afraid 10 &C.
cept rs, 900 men, with 10, 600 in reserve.
will be concentrated by the intervening
powers. The army will land at Abau-
ker and be divided into two parts. One
will march on Alexandra and be sup
ported By the feet, which will open FIRE
as soon as the feet is landed; the other
portion will cross the dry lake of Abou-
ker to KATE Defar and seize the railway
ut Dumsnhour, Aribi PAsha's only means
Of retreat, and will thus force him to
either fight or yield.
London, 8.-Mrio General Sir Archi-
bald Alison, chief of the Intelligence de-
psrtment, war Office, will proceed to
Malta Immediately.
Two regiments of foot left Aldershot
for Gibraltar.
A dispatch from Paris states that gov
eminent will ask the Deputies for q credit
OF &Sl2, O00 for the precautionary prepars-
tons made by the minister of marine.
The expedition to Egypt will comprise
twenty vessels, with l47 guns.
New York, S.-The HerGLd's Icabla
from Alexandria, says: All the Ameri-
cans, except General Stone and his fam
lily, are now in safety. Harvey Jarmsn
and Consul Long however, are still
ashore. The Khedive, to-day, refused
TO receive any one. think it likely
that Re has gone out with his secretary
IS he has advised LOpg to 90. The meet
ing Of consuls this afternoon was held 70
consider the best means 70 avoid the
threatened bombardment. The consuls
agreed to wait upon Arab, and try to
persuade him to satisfy the English ad-
miral. There is q great panic here
among the Europeans. 1t is even likely
that the hotels will be shut Tomorrow.
Admiral Seymour brought ia the whole
British feet to-day and anchored close TO
the port. France is playing England
tricks here and will not participate in the
bombsrdment It is feared that the tele-
graph office will be seized. If 30 a bonn.
0ardment is certain. Admiral Seymour
Is ready to open fire within four hours.
The foreign ships are now leaving the
harbOr. The Greek war ships went first,
early to-day.
Alexandra, with reference to the
meeting of consuls, Admiral Seymour
said the protestation of Arab Pashs
could no longer be relied upon, but If
the consuls could induce the military
party to completely stop the works, his
object would be attained. It is said the
French admiral has received orders to
conform with the English if the latter
open FIRE.
A MontenegrAn aimed q pistol at the
Khedive on Thursday, but was seized be-
fore he could fire. He declared he mis-
took him for Arab Psaha. The man has
been imprisoned.
The Arab lAbo-ers will refuse coal
steamers.
Malta, THE store ship Humber,
with shot and shell snd entrenchipp tools
sailed for Alexandris. The channel
feet, with the seth and 96th regiments
and company of engineers, leave for
Cyprus on Saturday.
Paris, 7:-Sir Edward Mallet, British
Consul IN Egypt, hss arrived here.