New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
LOOKING TO TURKEY FOR AID.

rr.pKIsu TROOPS-THE HORRORS OF HE luOi0
THE PANIC IN CAIRO BECOMING WORSE.
1oxDov. June 16-A dispatch TO The Ddity Ne"S
from Cairo says: "The panic here Is oecolhIus
worse hourly The shops are all closed soino
Freuchnen who are unable To ieaVe' aIo ''i'i"9
themselves IN their houses"
The Standards dispatch from Alexandra says
"norvisch Pacha expresses full confidence In the
1o,,oltv Of the Egyptian troops. Turkish troops
lrover are ready to start for Egypt IL necessary
I.r,,iscb Pacba thinks he can settle the dlihcuity
in a few days" - ..o...
A telegram 10 The Times from Alexandra states
that Germany and Austria oppose the uispa,on y,
Turkish troops to Egypt, on the ground 'na' q"
would cause fresh outbreaks. nj
dispotch to The Daily Ne,rs from Ply
month reports that The iron troop snip
Tamar has sailed for Malta, taxing uo-
fachment of marines TO reinforce INV
Mediterranean squadron II Is DeeyS% ycrandra 1i if
will carry troops from Malta 10 AeAal"iI"
Tie Standards Paris, correspondent telegTaaphS @ ad
that troops al Marseilles and Ioulon nave Deeh
ordered 10 make ready for Immediate emDarhation'
ALEXANDRIA. June 15.-The Khedive has eX-
rressed the hope that $4,000 Turks VIII soon DC Oh
their wav TO Egypt. After the reception whlch lie
Mold Yesterday he Informed the Europeans that he
had divided the town into districts, and Lad maze
an officer responsible for each. He said that 43o
rprleaders of Sundays riot had been arrested ana
would be placed on board ship III the haroor'
where they would be well guarded
The Turkish vessel which arrived yesterday
brought Osman Bey. aide-de-camp OF the sultan,
with instructions for Dervisch Pacha. Admlral
sevmonr has seized the steamer Marengo, 10 carry
fugitives from Egypt
The COnsuls-General are preparing announcer crcu-
lar. addressed to their respective cOuntrymen' eX
nressinp confidence that order will be malntalheu
bv the Egyptian army the object being to lns'il
confidence pending the arrival OF the turkish
troops.
The number of Europeans killed on Sunday is now
estimated at go. Many were thrown INTO the sea
and are being daily washed ashore. Twelve bodies
Yesterday and five to-day were thus recovered All
The hodes bear marks Of bludgeOn or bayonet
wounds. Several witnesses of Sundays not assert
that the rabble were preceded by detachment Of
cendarmes who drew up in the middle of the square
and looked on when the massacre Degan' anu "i''A
ward took part in it.
Germany and Austria are trying to induce the
military party to ask the Khedlve for pardon. The
military demand as a condition, the dismissal OF
two confidential advisers of the Khedive.
CoysTA<TINoPLE. June 15.-The Council of Min
isers has not vet arrived at decision in regard TO
the dispatch of troops 10 Egypt. 1t is stated that
tbe Government hopes that the proposal for the
conference VIII TSt DE LCiiCC INC uSiaS
The troops if sent. will be taken from Syria.
Loypov June l5.-The BRUSH Channel feet,
consisting of five large ships, sailed east from Glib
raltar at a. H. to-day. German gunboat has
been ordered to Alexandria.
Adispatch 10 The Times from Alexandria states
that the Governor and military commandant admit
that they have no control over the situation and
that the soldiers only obey their coonels.
Private advices from Cairo state that all the
Europeans have left the city except the members OF
the staff of the Eastern Gable Company, who have
been advised TO go away in which event the route
Of the cOmpany's main line TO lndIa VIII have TO be
altered. A later dispatch, however, says that the
Cairo Office of the cable company has been closed.
The Iiness correspondent at COnsantlnOple says
II was the intention of Derylsch Pacha to induce
Arab Pacha TO resign and quit Caro- but the
danger of further disorders has made necessary the
retention of Arab Pacha for some time longer.
1he Times, in leading article. says 1t considers
that the fact Is established that the not at AleXan-
dria on Sunday was preneditated;
A dispatch from Paris says: -" identical mstruc-
tions have been sent to the French and English
Consuls aud Admirals in regard to the protection TO
be afforded Europeans in Egypt" The Daily Nelcs'S
correspondent at Paris says that the instructions
are described as energetic.
The Vienna Presse SAYS that England and France
are willing to that Turkey shall be intrused
with Intervention III Egypt rs a mandatory and
under the control of Europe, but not rs sovereign
Power. ShOuld Turkey refuse this mission and
persist in claiming position as sovereign Power,
England and France Will be ready 10 accept the
mandate OF Europe or, III the last resort TO act in
dependently. 1t is thought that color is lent to
ims statement in regard 10 the invitation 10 Turkey
by Am answer of Signor Mancini Italian Minister of
Foreign Affairs in the Chamber OF Deputies at
Rome yesterday, that the Decentralization Of Eng
lish and French forces was prccludCd by certain
OyrrtureS which England. with the knowledge Of
France, had that day made to Italy and the other
Powers.
STATEMENTS IN TIE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, Juno 15.-In the House of Commons
this afternoon, MI Arnold. Liberal member for Sal
.I,o4 NJ nritf 4 !,
Consul at Alexandria had, in September, Informed
Arabl Pacha that If the Egyption army persisted
in assuming the government of the country it must
be prepared to meet the united forces Of the Sultan
aud OF Europe as the country could not be per
mitted to lapse into a state Of anarchy. lie asked
whether or not this language had been approved by
the Government.
Sir Charles Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary, said
that the question reported the language correctly.
~ Was quite right TO assume that the Government
Aad approved it lie stated that the Channel
squadron now on the way to Malta would also be
uhueI lhe orders OF Admiral Seymour. who, if Occa-
ton arose, woud act In concert with Sir Edward
Malet british Consul-General in Egypt, as TO the
necessity oi landing sailors and marines. He de.
clined 10 state whether or not 'tbe Kbedive had
asked the Sultan for Is, 1000 trooDs
ANGLICAN INTERESTS TO BE LOOKED AFTER.
NAsHiNGION, June l5-ReaI- Admiral Nicholson.
commanding the European station. teleerapbs ia
The Navy Department that all the vessels of that
squadron now in the Mediterranean are ordered 70
proceed 10 Alexandra 10 look after American inter
esis at that port.
QUESTIONS AND DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June 15.-In the House of Com
mons today Mr. ireveyan stated that ZIG suspects
l ia custody 10 are suspected Of personal association
with crime Mr. Chlders Secretary OF state for War
replying 10 questions said that arms of soldiers en-
poyed for escort aud protection duty in ireland would
hereafter be loaded Mr. Gladstone gave notice that he
would move tomorrow that precedence be gwen 10 the