New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
THE EGYPTIANS RIPE FOR REVOLT.

THE EGYPTIANS RIPE run nv 1--..,,,,-,,
.I,R,uSG STATE OF AFFAIRs-Ihh N"i'' ~,
ooes TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ph N'AN
THE RIOTS. r, nil Ner0
1oxnoN. June IA dispatch TO inc Do"y ''"'
,rom Cairo says: The work ol cAc''i"s '.o :,.od
I'm is complete Papers have neeh u'S''
IT,, IT,, +ho ronulace summoning them 10 De reauS
ali'"s 1o,,e,tp - A dispatch from Alexandra re-
a. +bot among the victims of Sundays nous arc
rr-lisbmeD. including the engineer OF INC
o,,l t,vo of the crew of The Hehcoh an" oIo
cernan and three Italians.
tn, Standards dispatch from ALEXANDRIA says
,I,-,-,,.;oc troops accompanied by JamsSaIleS ol
a. co,suls have been authorized 10 arrest d..
t.ronsa,s caught firing from windows al na'NeS,
,rh. corre.pondent at Cairo OF me 1"eE 'oi-
+hat the Italian Consul has issued nouce 10
all Italians 10 quit the country .,-; =.
51'',,,.b from Alexandria says that the army IS
,ou showing signs OF msubordinatlon.
NV" 80, lime 13-The Daily NcC8 prints dis
- from Alexandria stating that the Governor
Ia. Visited the quarter sacked by the rioters and ar
restod 80 Arabs who participated in the disturb
once They we're lodged in prison. Two young
-, ,.,ooJ Cattani and Rossi, the former the son
ofa wel-kuown banker and the latter the son OF
r,onineut LAWYER OF Cairo, have been found dead
Tbero have been numerous assaults on Europeans
hv Arabs in Cairo. Egyptian unlhed secuIletes
have fallen per cent within an hour on reports OF
further troubles III Egypt
Renters CORRESPONDENT at Alexandria states that
Topeaus are leaving there as fast rs they cam lhe
C,osnls have issued proclamation exhorting Euro
peans to remain tranquil and expressing confidence
that the army will be able to maintain order. One
hundred persons were killed in the riot on Sunday.
4 Renter dispatch from Alexandria states that an
Of
bodjes of the Europeans killed In Sundays riot
show bayOnet wounds.
A dispatch from from Madrid says: 1t is re-
ported that the Government is about to order the
fngate Sardgossa TO Alexandria"
A dispatch from Marsellles says: The Mediter-
ranean squadron at Toulon has been ordered to
make ready to proceed TO Alexandria"
The MARQUIS de la Vegade Armijo, Minister of
Foreign Affairs announced in the Spanish Senate
today that man-of-war had been sent TO Alex
andrs for the protection of Spaniards there.
A dspatch from Alexandra announces the ar
rival there from Caro- of the Khedlve and Derylsch
pacha They went 10 the Rosetln Palace, whch
ran be protected by the guns of the feet The pur'
pose of the VISIT is to check any further outbreak
and obviate q necessity for landing marines
A Reuter- dispatch from Cairo says " The Khe-
dive and Dervisch Pachs went TO Alexandria in
rode to the depot in the same carriage with the
Khedive Owing 10 the sending Of relnforcements
to Alexandria, only 200 cavalry and half regi-
meut of artillery are left in Cairo"
ALEXANDRIA June 13.-The Khedive drove
through the Arab aud European quarters to-day
without escort
LONDON June 13.-The correspondent of The
Daily Necs at Alexandria telegrap phs that the posi-
non is a terrible one. Any small force that the
feet could land would only suffice 10
excite the Arabs to a general massacre.
The English man-Of-war Superb came round to the
harbOr on Sunday at midnight. a report that she
was about 10 land mariners to protect the Con
suate having spread, soldiers directly crowded the
beach and the boats OF the superb were ordered 10
keep of. The proportion of Arabs killed IN the
late riot insignificant
The TiRcss correspondent at Alexandria tele
graphs as follows That the fleet is almost a
source of danger shown by the fact that when the
French stationed "a vessel opposite their consula te
70 receive refugees, she was Immediately SUI
rounded by Egyptian steam launches, which re-
mains. and collision may occur at any moment,
On the gu break of the not Admiral seymour
made preparations to land large body OF marines,
and telegraphed TO Sir Edward blalet, the British
Consul. General in Egypt, for leave 10 do SO; The
latter however, refused alter conterrlng with the
Consuls.
In tho House Of Commons this afternoon Sir
Charles Dixie Under Foreign Secretary, III reply 10
questions stated that the Government have H.
formed Sir Edward MaleI that they think his place
is with the Khedive, at Alexandria Tie SAID he
supposed that if the COnsuls went to Alexandra
numbers OF Europeans would also 90 there He de-
slared that the present anarchy In Egypt would not
be allowed continue. The garrison at Alexandria
had been Increased to 12,OG0 men.
The correspondent of The Times at Cairo tele
graphs that unless there Is Overw heiming Turk
Isl force at Alexandra before Sunday there will be
worse outbreak than that OF last sunday. lie
says that the prestige OF Dervsch Pacba has disap-
yoared
A Reuter- dispatch from Cairo says that according
70 the engagement between the foreign COnsuls
Dervlsch Pacha the khedive and ATabI Pacha, by
Which the khedIve undertakes to maintain order,
Arab Pacha strictly obeying his commands,
AIabi Pacha also undertakes to stop sedit on
meetings and prcachiugS and the hostility of the
native press. he arrangement is generally regarded
as rendering Arab Pacha master Of the situation.
A dispatch from CoEstantinople says: Several
Turkish ronclads are ready 10 embark troops
Tor Egypt If necessary. The sultan invited Lord
Duienn, the British Ambassador, 10 the Palace to-
cay aud expressed 10 him his regret AT the ailray
sunday IN Alexandria, and esp cially at the wound
ing OF Mr. CookSon. the British Consul, and the
Aillng OF the engineer Of tho British man-Of-war
superb"