The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15
THE EnYPrIAN BLOT.
Europeans Fleeing for Their Llve'-ins
Prersct Of Police Orannized-Ins "u''

r,,. so,,ow;no cableQram to the New
vi-,' us~nT "a dated London, June 18th
words fail 10 describe the state OF panic
,r aIexandria. The streets are blocked.
Cart. are piled with the baggage OF heeing
Emroncans. All the men-of-war In the
barbor are crowded with fugitives. The
American frigate Galena Is crowded WIN
Families claimings American protection.
Rcvs. Joseph and Richard Smith, OF New
work. and baltimore, have taken refuge on
hoard. the officers, though greatly incon-
venienced. co,irteorsly giving up their
cabins 10 the ladies'. One American officer
narrowly escaped while In the company OF
a British officer, who was killed In the
fight. The American Government should
issue q warning TO its citizens In Egypt to
leave Immediately, and send vessel 10
Ismailia, on the Suez canal, TO receive the
fugtiyes from Cairo should communication
between Cairo and Alexandria be cut off.
THE OUTBREAK.
The disturbance enow transporting was
evidently premeditated, breaking out in
several places at once. Europeans were
dragged out OF their carriages and MUIR
dered with sticks and legs OF tables or
chairs obtained by sacking the shops. In
all there are forty-cight Europeans killed.
The British Consul is still in danger.
Three officers OF the British fleet were
buried at sea to-day, the American marines
presenting arms and the officers and crew
dofling their hats. j now learn that
the project of police in Alexandra, with
the assistance OF q fanatic orator, organized
the outbreak, the soldiers setting the exam
pie OF sacking the shops. Many OF the
dead were killed by bayonets. The khe-
dive arrived from Cairo this afternoon.
He was coldly received by the population.
He expressed himself greatly astonished at
the agitation and excitement visible
throughout the city. The natives declare
that they will resist all intervention, Turk
ish or other. There are patrols through
out the city tonight. Soldiers are placed
at every fifty yards.
fBy Associated Press.I
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, June 4.-The
bodies OF the engineer OF the English IRON
clad Superb and Of two seamen OF the Peli-
can, who were killed in the riot on Sun
day, have been buried at sea, as 1t was
deemed mprudent to risk the danger that
might have arisen from funeral on shore.
As the barge containing the bodies passed
the United States steamer Galena the ma
rines fired salute, and all on board I'M
covered their heads.
LONDON, June IA dispatch to the
Daily NeuS from Cairo says: "The work
Of exciting the population is complete.
Papers have been distributed among the
populace summoning them to be ready at
any moment"
EXODUS OF EUROPEANS FROM EGYPT.
VIENNA, June 1i.-The Austrian Lloyds
have sent two and the French MessageireS
Maritimes seven large steamers to AlcXan-
dria to remove Europeans who wish
to leave the country. Upwards OF 10000
refugees are expected TO arrive at Trieste
on Sunday.
THE PANIC INCREASING.
LONDON, June IA dispatch to the
Reuters Telegram Company from Cairo
says the panic is increasing. The exodus
OF Europeans continues. The offices Of
Europeans and several banks are closed.
The English and French Comptroller7-G
eral have gone to Alexandria. All OIL
cials belonging to the Central have OBJ
tanned leave OF absence. Probably all the
branches OF the Egyptian administration,
including the Caizze OF Public Debt. will
be transferred to Alexandria. 1t is re-
ported that NJ SienkiewicZ. the French
Consul-General, has asked 70 be recalled.
sicnkiewiez called a meeting OF the French
subjects to-day, and said lie declined to be
responsible for their security.