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RESTORING ORDER IN EGYPT.
FRANCE JOINS FORCES WITH ENGLAND.
ARABI PACHA AND HIS FORCES.
ANOTHER CRISIS IN IRELAND.
THE HILLSDALE CREW RULED OUT.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE STRIKERS.
RACES AT SARATOGA TODAY.
ARABI PACHA AND HIS FORCES
LATEST NEWS FROM THE STRIKERS
RACES AT SARATOGA TODAY.
The Egyptian Question

CLOSE COOPERATION OF FRANCE WITH rScr Ann
LONDON, JuIy 1S-The correspondent OF the
Times at Paris says: "The idea OF a re-
newal or close cooperation OF France with
French government cahine: council has
adopted a resolution to this CfTect-a resolution
nr ~ h ON ree things namely: Turkeys re-
the Porte 10 send troops 10 Egypt the decision or
tne conference, and the sanction OF parliament
SUBJECT 10 these conditions The two governments
are now entirely agreed In regard TO the terms
upon which their forces will undertake 10 restore
FRENCH MARINES
dispatch TO the ketrs from Marselles states
that all French marines retired from service who
have not served 81 months have been ordered 20
return to the navy.
NOTES FROM MALTA
LA VALETrA, MALTA, July lS-The L. s. steamer
Galena has returned here from Alexandria Tho
British troopship Malabar has arrived from Glib
raltar.
ALL QUIET IN ALEXANDRIA
LONDON, July lS-A dispatch from Alexandria
In the second edition OF the Daily Telegraph saws:
The night was quiet The lines are now very
strongly gusrded: The fires are nearly all extin-
guished. The police arrangements are now thor
oughly effective
ARABrs ARMY.
The Alexandra correspondent OF the Times tele.
graphs that he has opened communication with
the camp OF Arabi Pacha, which hisinformant saws
intensely q
contented, and are surrounded by starving women
and children Recruits OF the loves, class are
sun being enticed by Arab with promises OF un-
the assertion that the English will KIN ali thos
returning TO the city. Arab and Touba Pachas
have utterly lost prestige by their gross coward
fee during the bombaTdment. THE art,lierymen
were kept at their guns the 1lth instant by in
fantry, who were posted under cover.
BRITISH hEN-oF-wAR
LIAAsoL. CYPRUS, July 1S-The British men-of.
arrived here. After coaling they will proceed to
Egypt
TWO HUNDRED EUROPEANS KILLED.
LONDON, July 1s.-An Alexandria dispatch TO the
Daily NeirS says: The Khedive states that aB
Europeans have been killed at Kafr-el-Dewar
EXECUTIONS AT ALEXANDRIA.
The numerous executions at Alexandria have ex-
cited some coinment among the liberal party IN
the press and In Parliament
PARLIAMENTARY OPPOSITION TO THE GOVERN
MENTs EGYPTIAN POLICY.
LONDON, July lS.-1he Standard understands
that the opposition leaders have decided 10 intro
duce a motion oondemning certain. points in the
governments Egyptian policy. The motion VIII
probably be made by Mr.. Robert Bourke.
GRAVES FOR PLUNDERERs.
The Alexandria correspondent OF the DddIy 7ele.
graph telegrsphed yesterday at 4 am: "Four new
graves have just been dug In the square, ready for
the bodies OF punderers." In the evening he tele-
graphed: "Three OF these graves are now filled.
Arabs guilty OF plundering and arson are brought
In every lew minutes The utmost discretion Is
used in dealing with the accused"
PRAISE FOR THE AMERICAN ADMIRAL AND HIS MEN.
LONDON, July lS.-A leading editorial article In
the Morning Post says: The behavior OF the Ameri-
can admiral and his men ut Alexandra is beyond
all praise. Amid diplomatic protests. European
concerts and conferences, and naval demonstra-
tionS OF inbec1ty, IL Is refreshing to find COM
mander, who Is able and willing on his account 70
say what he thinks and do what he says Sixty
marines, physically speaking, could not dc much;
but there is a way of giving support which quad
rupleS its value. The conduct OF the Americans
during the night alarm that Arab Pacha was
coming, contrasts remarkably with that OF the
French and Italians