The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
EGYPT.
A Holy War Proclaimed BIZ
Arab Bey-The Delay
OF the Porte.

Constantinople. 25.-The conditions c
the dispatch of Turkish troops to Egyu
were discussed by the conference o.
Wednesday. The Porte replied i
favorable terms which may lead to tn.
prompt and reacesble adjustment of tn,
Egyptian question. Dsrvisch Pssh,
has been entrusted with the organization
of an expedition to Egypt. The com
misssriat was equipped to-day. The OF
toman corvette Akkia has arrived q
Port Said. O
Simla, 25.-The force for Egypt o..
dered to embark, has been reduced t.
1900 men.
The reconstructed expedition contain:
less infantry, but more csvelry than be-
fore, the object being to render it q.
mobile as possible.
London, pa proclam alton is Issued
! summoning reserves to assemble by the
10th of August. The proclamation fur
Their directs all soldiers who on and after
this date would otherwise be entitled to
be transferred to the reserves to continue
to serve until discharged.
The Daily News SAYS: It Is understood
that England and France, on Monday,
jointly invited Italy to participate in thu
protection of the SUI canal, and it ia
probable in the next twenty-four hours
Italy will be invited to cooperate with
Great Britain in restoring order 10
Egypt.
The Times has the following from
Alexandris: The apartments of the
brother of the Khedive at RAmleh palace
were broken into and the trunks burst
open and looted By English troops. The
general behavior Of the British enables
me to chronicle this as a singular excep.
Vienna, 25.-Telegrsms from Egypt
annsunce that Arab Pasha has named
FL Jshod, or the holy war has appeared
at TAntsh.
Marseilles, 25.-Marines start for Port
Said on the 9th inst. A transport will
follow with 100000 litres of water. Al
geria will furnish battalion of Zouaves
A1exandria, 25.-Ali Moubarak Pashs
advises the Khedive to offer terms to the
rebels in order to detach them from
Arab Pasha. He suggests the Khedive
to issue q proclamation promising full
pardon with retention of rank and
privilege to all officials, military and
civil and Egyptians gen orally who within
given time tender alliance to the
Khedive and warning them if they do
not submit before the expiration Of the
time stated, they will be treated as rebels
Arab Pasha and other mem bers Of the
government will be excepted by name
from the amnesty, together with all
persons convicted Of having taken part
in any massacre, in any act of plumber or
incendisrisn. The advice Of Ali Moula.
brik Pssha lie supported By majority OF
the Egyptian encourage of Khedive.
whose chief anxiety is to
save their property and families.
The alowness of our military preparations
daily changes the position Of Arab
PAsnA. Leading Egyptians declare if
troops only arrive By the end OF August
Arab Pasha will meantime have ample |
to consummate the ruin OF
the country. Efforts are being made to |
circulate the Khedive's proclamation de-
claring Arab rebel throughout Egypt |
by the agency Of bedouin chiefs, but the |
severe measures taken by Arab against |
several chiefs render it very difficult for
the authorities to induce them to under
take the mission. The enemy is very
vigilant, so we get no authentic news Of
what is passing beyond the range Of our
glasses. The enemy's position, though
strong, is much less formidable than was
his position at Laing's neck,
Paris, 25.-The distortions apparent
in the discussions in the Chamber upon
the naval vote may result seriously as
in the cabinet council, to-day, many
ministers we're adverse to Intervention,
even at Suez.
London, 26.-The NesOs says the
statement that Turkey has consented to
send troops TO Egypt is misleading. The
Porte has not recognized the sppropri-
ateness Of the suggestion to send troops,
and now proposes to discuss the condi-
tons under which they shall be sent, q
process which, if carried out in accord
ance with the Turkish notion Of diplo-
macy, might occupy six months.
In the Commons an address thanking
the Queen for calling out the reserves,
was approved without division.
Ale1sndris, 26.-The British mined
the railway en- bsnkment at Ramleh as
q precaution against night attach.
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