The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-05


The y. NJ > Ze1laSaa, Capt. Weber, arrived
ON Sunday morning, bringing Australian dates to
the 18Th June. Later Oh the same day the bark
n. W Amy arrived from San Francisco with dates
10 the 18th June. The most important telegraphic
uows h that concerning the riots in Egypt. We
clip the following details
ALEXANDRIA June ia terrible eneute occurred
ON the 10Th. The row commenced by Greek stab
ling Egyptian who was attacking the Italian
Consul. and, owing TO the strong i-feeling preya-
lent IN the city against the European residents,
the natives attacked some Of the latter who were
present. The English Consul. Mr. c. A. CooksOu,
was severely wounded, but is now improving
steadily. According 10 some accounts no less than
100 people we're killed belonging TO various nation
stlities. An engineer Of II. b. NJ. ). Superb and
two scamen Of the Helic0A were among the killed.
ALEXANDRIA June 1.-THE bodies of the engineer
uf the English iron-clad SHpcib and two seamen of
the Hsiioor, killed in the riot Of Sunday have been
buried NJ sea. as II was deemed imprudent TO risk
the danger that might have arisen from funeral
on shore. As the barge containing the bodies
passed up, the steamers GglrH0 and Marquis fired a
salute, and all on board uncovered their heads.
The Project OF Police IN Alexandria, with the as
sistznce Of q fanatic orator, organized the out
break, The soldiers setting the example Of sacking
the shops. Many Of the dead were killed by bayo-
nets.
Tie soldiers are openly asking for the deposition
ui the khedive and declare that they will if neces
sary, oppose Turkey herself. Not only the women
aad children are leaving the country, but men with
large material interests in Egypt are begging for
passages, and are leaving their property behind
NV YORK. juno a. The Hcr0ld's London
special SAYS Words fail 10 describe the state Of
panic in Alexandria. The streets are blocked carts
are piled with the baggage Of fleeing Europeans
al the men-of-uar in the hnrbor are crowded with
fugitives. The American frigate GoleHa is crowded
with families claiming American protection. Rev
). Joseph and Richard Smith, Of New York and
Baltimore, have taken refuge on board. The Off
Cers. though greatly incOnyenienced. are cOurte-
Ously giving up their cabins 10 the ladies. One
Amprirnu nffprr narrowly sgpnppd Irhilp the
company OF a British officer who was killed III the
light. The American Government should issue
warming 10 its citizens IN Egypt 10 leave imme-
diatoy, and should send vessel to lsmelia- on tho
Sucz Canal 10 receive fugitives from Cairo, should
communication between Cairo and Alexandria be
cut of by the disturbance now transpiring.
Il was evidently premeditated breaking out in
several places at once. The Europeans were
dragged out Of their carriages and murdered with
sticks and legs OF tables or chairs obtained by
sacking the shops In all there are fOrty-eight
Europeans killed. The English Consul Is still in
danger.
The mail steamer took 800 deck passengers. who
pad rstclass fares, and three other steamers took
1000 passengers. Boatmen asked 80 francs TO carry
persons OF board the steamers, while the usual
tirc is only one franc
ALEXANDRIA, June l6.-lhe panic among the
Eurupuans IN this country is increasing. The exc
dus continues and large number Of those who
have left their homes have gone ON board inc mer
chantmon and var-ships Of their countries now m
port
MAIIA, June l6.-rhe English Channel squadron
has arrived here 10 reinforce the Mediterranean
squadron al Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA. JunC 15.--Ih working Of the Egypt
iun telegraph lines is partially interrupted, owing
80 the exodus Of Europeans from Cairo and other
places, several telegraph officials being among
those who have left.
MONTREAL June l3A terrible fire Is raging in
Victoria Square- The loss is already over a mil
hon dollars and the hru Is not vet Under control.
.9rfN,tsrt Ts,r,a
lions have passed between The Ambassadors and
the Porte with regard 10 the European Conference
which Il has been proposed TO hold for the settle
ment of the Egyptian crisis. The Sultan, however,
persists m his refusal to lnect the views Of the
Powers despite their recommendations
BY the ~. Q. fr7c'a We hear the following:
ALEXANDRIA, juno aO.-Ai the British Consulate
Il is estimated that uuly 900 British subject runain
here.
The Project Of Police. VINO was suspected Of
Ising the prime mover in the riots IS reported 10
have died suddenly. Arabm Pasha is ON the way
here fron Cairo
CoNs1ASIrScrrl, June a0.-Ihe Minister OF For
cign Affairs unoquivocally and oaiegorically ~
fuses his assent to Conference, on the ground
that II Is unnecessary ard inconsistent with the
Interests of Turkey
LoSDoS. June e0-ln the Conr,nons this after
noon, Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary. stated that
Conference Of the six greN Powers vii meet IN
Oonstantinople on Thursday. without the consent
II Turkey
SAX FRASolsoo June 2l.-Iho British steamer
LaugiUiu, with over $4,000 worth OF wheat ON
board. capsized Just outside the Heads on the
evening Of the 18th. The cause Of the disaster
bad stoWage Of the cargo and insufficient ballast
The c1ptuiu- second engineer, steward and cook
werc The oaly lives saved.
Full details Of the burning uf the Bosg,Ix have
been received
There has been "A terrible firc la Oakland along
the wharf. and an immense amount Of property
has been destroyed value about $500