New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
r11r NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ro>nov Auq. l4.-Ih6 Daily AGCS has the 1oi'
,o,ino dispatch from Alexandra: News HAS Jus.
been received Of a sGirnsh 10 the wesl""'" U,
Alexandria. beyond the Mex forts. Inc sailors anu
mariners stationed there drove number OF ARABS
hack with the fire of a small held-pece There was
10 loss on the English side.
Fore,pners here are beginning to grumble, and
have formed so-called vigilance committee 10
watch European interests. This movement Will be
q source of considerable trouble to sir UirheC
Wolseley unless firfnly dealt with
Church services were held on Sunday afternoon
IN this city c.,.,oa
,rb. enemy's main defences appear to be finished.
I, - rp1norcd that Arabi Pacha is sending aborerS
away TO avoid the necessity O feeding them
TIE Coldstream Guards landed this morning ana
marched to Raml H. where a whole brigade OF oou
Guards is now encamped under the command Oh tlo
Duke of Connaught. who has applied TO nave the
marines brgadcd with the Guards. lhl' Is 'aAen
as a compliment by the former.
General Alison having written to the commander
nj the German gunboAt Iiabcht that security can
now be guaranteed IN Alexandra, the Herfndu
sailors who have been guarding the German hOSpltal
were Yesterday withdrawn This removes the last
foreign landing party. ,.t
Ihe Daily telegraph has the following dlspaich
from Alrxa.drla: After the Guards had been III
,oecied General Adye formed The oflceTs INTO
csrcle and pointed out to them The
Guies and hardshps OF thcT hcam'aisml9t& tnt i,e he
ron
nr,nared TO meet an enemy Of great strength courI
apeous determined, AMI well armed. lie cauu%9heu %
them against beng 100 salSuihe anu oNeI-oon"
AM to guard against surprises
Ar9bl Pacha'S vedctles ON the Aboukir ridge have
Ibs Io;In TtIe,rqph's dispatch from Alexandria
ptop l%ent ashore on Sunday and
desrroyed stores of gum-cOtton, etc, beyond me
Mex forts belonging TO the enemy. me SKI sNIlinIsn ISL.
beyond Men, reported III a previous dspaten' eo oc,
cured on this occasion. several oI 'he eHemy "oio
Ihc fandards dispatch from Alexandria says:
Lord Charles BercstoTd, with patrol party near
Fort Mex, had narrow escape from beng cut OIL
by Bedoulns ,4 .l,.
ships on sunday The irOn-clad train has been puI
Out Of cOnmlSSlOn."
TURKEY AND THE CONFERENCE.
CoSsTANrINOpLE Aug 13.-Ihe Anglo-Iurklsh
military convention has not yet been arranged
The Sultan has not yet gwen approval 10
the reports submitted by the Ministers on Saturday.
The draft Of the convention proposed by England
differs IN several particulars from the Ottoman
draft. There Is 10 idea of giving the Khedve the
command of the British and Turkish troops III
Egypt.
Cherif Aonoerefk, brother of Husscn Pacha.
for,ocrly Grand Shcrf of Mecca, who was lately
as,ls,natcd has received the decoration OF the
Order of Osnanle. Inc decoration has caused
sensation. ~,
he COnstantn0ple correspondent OF Ahe
Lair Ner8 says AN important lndlca-
tlon OF tue spirit which anlmatcs
the Porte In sending troops to Egypt Is found N the
tact that twenty Christian medical men who
had been appointed 10 accompany the Egyptian
expedition. and who had received pay and made
every preparation for departure stopped at the
last moment aud tAeu places were supplied by
Alu ,sulman3.'
LONDON Aug. LITTLE Daily Nacs has the fol-
lowing ispatch ir ~ COuSanunOpic: The resOiu-
t0n 20 proclaim Arabl Pacia a rebel was reached
only after protTCted discussion between the Pal-
Clique and The Ministerial party. The Grand
Nlzler and the Minister Of Foreign Affairs insisted
upon tue necessity 1Or the proclamation, ana .de-
claged that war with England would be teII!blc
calamity fOI turkey, because Russia was ready 10
march into Asia Minor aud Austria TO march on sal
Oulca. Arab Pacha has been invited TO lay down
his arms, and until reply Is received IRON AIln the
proclamation Will Lot become Official"