The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-03
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
The Egyptian Uproar.


of the American ship Galena is as
sisting all fugitives of unprotected
lie has asked Vice
Consul Comanos to advise all the
TO come on board, and
has chartered the bark Savona ex-
pressly TO afford more accommoda-
tions. Judge Farman and Judge
Barringer and wife are offered all
needed protection.
There is an universal expression
of praise of the Galcna for the
succor rendered to fugitives. 1t
would be a mistake to remove this
popular ship from Europe at the
present moment.
The American Government should
send or ship to Ismalia to succor the
Cairo fugitives.
GIBRALTAR, June 16.-Rear Adj
miral Nicholson with the U. S.
Steamers Lancaster and Quinnebang,
arrived here and will proceed to
Alexandria Immediately. TIE whole
American Mission has embarked on
board of the u. S. Steamer Galena.
New YORK, JUNE 16.-The Her
alds Alexandria special says: Mat
ters are no better. The alarm is
spreading to the villages. All trains
from the interior are crowded. The
British Admiral has chartered
special steamers and sent for trans
ports. Matters throughout the
country are most alarming. Fui-
rick Pasha and Dervisch Pasha are
powerless. Our Cairo correspon-
dent writes that there is q fearful
panic there, which Arab Bey is do
ing all he can to calm. The English
Admiral has buoyed the cable, and
the telegraph ship Cheitem has been
ordered here for service in case the
cable is cut on shore. .....
LONDON, June 16.-The Times
correspondent at Alexandria tele-
graphs that 10000 persons are sup
posed to have left there thus far,
leaving many servants and workmen
without employment.
The torpedo ship Hecla is ordered
to join the channel squadron. The
Government has made arrangements
for the employment of 600 trans
ports in case of necessity.
BERLIN; June 16.--It is under
stood that the Government will send
one or two men-of war to Alexandria
If necessary. The gunboat Haslicht
is now on her way there.
Austria has ordered a man-of-war
to be ready to proceed to Alexandria.
A Dutch ship is also ordered there.
ALEXANDRIA, June 16.-Dervisch
Pasha has sent telegram to the
Porte, declaring the presence of the
British and French squadrons at
Alexandria an obstacle to the resto-
ration of order.
Later News per Zealandia
London, June 19.-It has trans
pired that Conference Of Ambas-
sadors OF the Powers has been sum-
moned to meet at Stamboul to
consider the present situation OF
affairs in Egypt. The conference
will, after deliberation, submit its
decisions for the approval Of the
| Porte.
Alexandra, June 17.-Intelligence
has been received that in conse.
! quence Of the inadequacy of the ac.
commodation provided by the vessels
now in port, all the European States
are sendidg ships here to embark
their subjects. kilograms are to
hand stating that active preparations
are proceeding at all the chief Euro.
pean ports in the Mediterranean fol
the immediate dispatch of several
vessels with ample accommodation
Lhe greatest excitement and alarm
prevail among Europeans here.
Cairo, June 1.-THE panic among
the Europeans is hourly increasing.
All foreign banks and shops in this
city have been closed.
Alexandra, June 17.-Up to last
evening the total number of corpses
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