Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-01
EGYPT.
ALMOST As BAD rs THE TEN
PLAQUES OF BIBLE TINES
England Hes No Desire for the Porte's
0Assistance-A Missing MILDLY Khedive
Tewfik Denounced by Arab as a Traitor
Tho French Minister Leaving Egypt
and French Subjects Placing Themselves
Under the Protection of the United
atss-Tho Russians Opposed to Eng
lands Action - Great Britain-General
News.
Arabs FAMILY.


News.
ARABS FAMILY.
ALEXANDRIA, July 31.-Arabi Pasha's fam
lily are located In village a few miles from
Ismlaia.
NO USE FOR THE TURKS.
LONDON, July 3l.-The Times says: We
have ample reason for believing the expedition
the porte is now determined to send to Egypt
has o other object than to thwart and oppose
the efforts England is now making to restore
order there. operation might be accepted
ii Turkey should send moderate contingent
to act under the orders of the British COM
mander. The obvious design of Turkey is to
exclude England altogether and to maintain we
have no right in Egypt. 1t is therefore mere
trifiing TO continue negotiations for the pur-
pose OF getting such worthless pledges of
good faith as the proclamation against Arab
Pasha. 1t is for the British cabinet to show
1t appreciates the gravity of the situation, and
TO devise measures for guarding national in
terests and for the vindication of national in
terests, and for the vindication of national
honor, both OF which are in serious jeopardy.
NEWS AND RUMoRs AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, July Midshipman De
Clair, of the iron clad Alexandria, sent to
Ramleh Saturday morning with a message,
has not since been heard Of Later.-It seems
Midshipman DE Clair stepped beyond the lines
and was taken prisoner.
An uncontirmed report prevails that the
garrison of Aboukir surrendered to the
British.
A traveller who just arrived from Sioutt re-
ports that Arab Pasha has issued a mani
festO declaring that Khedive Tewfk
had sold Egypt to the British
and retired to England. Arab therefore
ordered the people 10 obey him until the
prophet enlightened him to find a wOrthIer
khediYe.
Six mudirs of upper Egypt have been ordered
to supply 500 horses and $50 camels to the
force of Arab Pasha.
Murders are constantly occurring in rail way
trains. The mob searches every train for
Christians.
Arab Pasha is still parleying with the
khedive. The latter has intimated that no
terms will be acceptable except unconditional
surrender.
LONDON, July 3l.-A later dispatch from
Alden says all hands on the Russian steamer,
Moskua, wrecked off Rashafun, were saved.
ALEXANDRIA, July 31.-The commander of
the German gunboat Moewe, at Port Said, has
been instructed, on no account, 10
land troops, but if necessary to take
.
Detachments were landed at Ismalia from the
English and French men-of-war. The Ger
man consul general will depart on leave of
absence tomorrow. There now only remain
French, Italian and English diplomatic agents
at Alexandria.
afternoon Gladstone said all statements con-
corning the question of Turkish troops for
service in Egypt were premature. The matter
cannot yet form a subject of question in the
commons as none of the absolutely essential
preliminary conditions have yet been fulfilled.
DE LEssEPs AND ARABI.
ALEXANDRIA, July 31.-The khedive has
authorized the English to occupy as much of
the Suez canal as they think necessary for the
expulsion of the rebels. Arab Pasha has in
structed the Bedouins on the canal to obey
DE Lesseps. al persons furnished with per-
nit from DE Lesseps are allowed to proceed to
Cairo. The khedve has telegraphed for 200
Italians and forty Swiss policemen te protect
the city. The Spanish iron clad Saragaza pro-
ceeded to Ismalia.
THE FORCE AT ALEXANDRIA.
There are troops enough here to hold Alex
andrla against any attack by Arab
Pasha, though scarcely enough to
drive the enemy back to Cairo
Arab has organized commission OF five
officers in Cairo to prepare for the national de-
tense. Many peaceful natives have been ar
raigned for lukewarmness in Arabi's cause.
There is no hope Of good to result from the
negotiations between the khedve and Arab
Pasha. large number of the worst class of
BedOuins are marching from Marcont towards
Alexandria.
Seetki PashO, more popular and less pOliti-
cal man has been appointed governor, vice
RIfaat Pasha. A deDutation of nOtables from
| Cairo who here fn ascertain no fr,,a
state of affairs, return tomorrow via Wafr
Ell Dwar.
The French gunboats sailed to-day, the
consul general of France having been ordered
to withdraw the entire neet from Egypt.
RAMLEY, July 3l.-This evening, detach-
! m mt, searching for Midshipman DeChair,
were fired upon by Arabs outside of range.
The Arabs fled on the approach of the cavalry
patrol. One of the Aboukir forts is stated to
be the strongest OF its kind existing. White
flags have been flying on Aboukir forts all
day.
A later reconnaissance is about to be
ELECTED to ascertain the meaning of the white
1ags flying on the forts.
PROSPECT OF COMPARTMENT,
LONDON, July 31.-The Neus understands
Admiral Seymour has been instructed to de
| mapd the surrender of the forts at Aboukir
| and in event of refusal to lombard them.
A squadron of the First Life guards, with
horses, embarked at Liverpool early this
morning.
The motion of the marquis of Harrington
| approving the dispatch TO Egypt of 5000
Indian troops, with the reserve of 500, was
| agreed to in the house OF commons.
CONCERNING WAR CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON, July 51.--The following regula
lions were adopted for the government cor
respondents in Egypt. All correspondents
under the provisions meeting act are re.
| quired to have license from the duke of Cam.
bridge and are not allowed to go out of the posts
| without permission. Cipher dispatches are
| forbidden. The staff officer supervising tele-
grams may stop or alter them.
TURKEYS CONTINGENT.
CoNsTANTINorLE, July 31.-The admiralty
| are preparing nine transports. Four have al
| ready started for Egypt. The Turkish troops
act conformity with English.
WILL SEEK UNCLE SANS PROTECTION.
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