The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-17

The Question OF the Intervention OF Tur-
key in EgyPi, Etc.
A special to the Herald dated Alexsn-
dria. June 18th, says:
Matters are no better. The alarm is
spreading to the villages. All trains from
the interior are crowded. Every ship in
the harb0r is crowded. The British Adj
niral has chartered special steamers sent
for transport. Captain Batchcller, Of the
American ship Galcna. i assisting all the
fugtives Of unprotected natiOnalties. lie
has ordered Nice-COnsul ComanOs 10 adj
wise all Americans 10 come on board,
and has chartered the bark SayOna
expressly TO afford more accOmmO-
daiiOn. Judge Farman and Judge
Barringer and wife are afforded all
neediul protection. The American Gov
eminent should send a special Consul-Gen-
eral Immediately 10 Egypt. The Khedye
has Just received an order from the Sultan
10 20 back 10 Cairo. His obedience Is
doubtful.
Our Cairo correspondent wires that there
j. fearful panic there, which Arab is
doing ali he can 10 calm. Last night q
European stabbed an Arab ivory mer-
chant. There was great excitement, but
the soldiers prevented q riot. The Ameri-
can Government should send q ship to Is
mailia 10 succ0r the Cairo fugiliyes.
M1ter, throughout the country arc most
alarming. TcWiik and Dcrvisch are pow
erlcss. There j. @ universal expression Of
praise for the Galena for the succor rem
dered. II would be 4 mistake TO remove
this popular ship from Europe al the pres
cnt moment. The British subjects have
been ordered 10 quit this city instantly
The Governor Of Alexandria is holding an
inquiry into the late massacre. Evidence
j. difficult 70 obtain. The English Admiral
has buoyed the cable, and the telegraph
ship Clnltern has been ordered here for
service in case the cable is cut on shore.
LONDON. June 16.-Lngland and France
are willing 10 agree that Turkey shall be
intruStcd with Intervention in Egypt rs n
mandatory Power and under the control Of
Europe, but not a. a sovereign Power.
Should Turkey refuse this mission and per-
sist in claiming a position a. a sovereign
Power. England and France Will be ready
TO accept the mandate Of Europe, or. in
the last resort, 10 act Independently. 1t i
thought that color is lent 10 this state
ment in regard to the invitation TO
Turkey by an answer OF signor Man.
cini, Italian Minister oi Foreign Affairs, in
the Chamber n Deputies al Rome on We'd
nesday. that the Decentralization II English
and French forces was precluded 10y GER
tain OycrturcS which England, with the
knowledge Of France, had that day made
10 Italy and the other Powers. \ dispatch
from Paris SAYS that identical instructions
have been sent to the French and English
Cousuls and admirals in regard TO the pro-
lection to bc afforded Europeans in Egypt.
The NetcS'S correspondent at Paris saws
that the instructions are described rs cDer-
getic.
AWAITING THE TROOPS.
The Consuls-General are preparing an-
other circular, addressed TO their res pectye
countrymen, expressing confidence that
order viii be maintained by the Egyptian
army. the object being to instil confidence
pending the arrival OF Turkish troops. 4
dispatch from COnStantinOple says " The
Council Of Ministers have not yet arrived
at a decision in regard 10 the dispatch Of
troops 10 Egypt. II j. stated that the Gov
ernment hopes that the proposal for the
conference Will be wlthdrawn-hcnce the
delay. The troops, il sent, will be taken
from Syria" The khediye has expressed
the hope that $1,000 Turks will be shortly
on their way TO Egypt.
[By Associated Pressl
LONDON, June 16.-rhe Standards Paris
correspondent telegraphs that troops at
Marseilles and Toulon have been ordered
70 make ready for immediate embarkation.
4 dispatch from Cairo 10 the Daily NeUS
says the panic i becoming worse and worse
hourly. The shops are all closed. Some
Frenchmen. unable to leave, are foriifying
themselves in their houses.
TIE NATIVE TROOPS IN SYMPATHY WITH TIE
RABBLE.
LONDON. June 1G.-The correspondent
81 the Times at Alexandria SAYS the real
and only serious danger Is from native
troops, who are thoroughly in sympathy
with the rabble. and will tire Of guarding
the Europeans and take part against them.
The correspondent urges immediate ac-
ton. He SAYS directly a superior force i
ready 10 land the troops would have 10
choose between fighting and submitting.
In the first case, they would have TO deal
with invaders. and foreigners could in the
mean while hold their own against the rab-
bic.
UNITED STATES wAR-vEssELS IN ROUTE FOR
ALEXANDRIA.
GIBRALTAR, June lG.-Rear-Admiral
Nicholson, with the United States steamers
Lancaster and Quinnebang, has arrived
here, and will proceed TO Alexandria I'M
mediately.
THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN CONFERENCE
PARIS, June lG.--It is semi-oticially
stated that all the Powers have agreed TO
request Turkeys immediate acceptance OF
the Conference on the Egyptian question.
Failing her assent, the Conference VIII
meet elsewhere than at Consiantin0ple,
xxitholIt Turkeys narficinafion