The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
France CraWIs Ont Ofthe Muss,
But England Goes Ahead
RIng1e-HaRded.
Troops FIOcking TO the Rebel
DsLesseps Grows Desperate


racks, aud the troops departed amid ire
mendous enthusiasm. The crowd at the
barracks was so dense that the leading
flea of guards were lifted off their feet
The Prince and Princess of Wales, the
Duke Of Cambridge, commsnder-in-
chief Of the forces, and Childers, secre'
tary Of state for war, wet by special
steamer to meet the Orient as she left the
dock.
Constsntinople, 80 The British am
bsssador has again sent the secretary OF
LEIGHTON t., ask the Sultan 10 issue pro-
clsmation dtnouncing Arsbi Pssha as q
rebel. The secretary, at the same time,
gave the Sultan conciliStOry explsns-
tons stating that England did not aim at
q protectorste over Egypt. He also
asked for the particulars concerning the
composition of the Turkish e1-
position 10 Egypt. The Sultan gave
no satisfactory answer, but stated,
however, that be Is irritsted at England's
action, and has sent verbal messages
through the secretary that he would do
nothing for England, but would only
WELD to the wishes Of Europe. Various
governments asked their representatives
for an explanation in regard to the abb
sence of Oron, Russian delegate, from
Thursdays sitting OF the conference, but
the representatives professed that they
were unable to explain the causes. They
state that an arrangement would have
been reached On Thu rsdAy between the
Porte and the conference but for the sb'
sence of Oron. The adjournment of the
meeting at such q moment is regarded as
seriously endangering the success of the
conference. Lord Duferin, the Marquis
De Moabilles and Count Corti had re-
ceived important instructions from their
respective governments, which they were
unable 10 communicate to the public.
An official telegram from the rebel
government says the KhediVe, hsv-
ing issued 8 decree dismissi1g Arab
Psshs from the ministry for negleoting
to defend Alexandra, and having pub
lished = proclamation decraring England
is a friend to Egypt, Arab Pasha has
called on the country of which he is the
submissive servant, to pronounce its will
on the matter. The meeting was called
for Saturday. yesterday COMPRISING
Ulsmas, Cadis, CoDtic patriarchs, heads
Of thenian Armemen, Greek and ARron-
ties communities, various high function
aries, mudirs, nota5les, and leading mer-
chants, in ali 1854 persons. Moving
speeches were delivered especially by ali
Bey under the secretary Of the Souaan,
who reeounted the outrages by English
sailors upon Alexandrian women. The
meeting with only three dissentienls, d :.
cided to maintain Arab Pssha, so he
might defend the country until the con-
clusion OF satisfactory peace, on the to-
tai determination of bis forces. All de-
crees to the contrary were declared an
nulled IS the Rhedive was behind the
sale of Luzzleman law. 1t was resolved
that the decision o. the meeting be sub
mitted to the porte. Cousins OF tbs
Khedive present at the meeting declared
TWefk would be KbediVe if he stsid
with the country and Arab, but under
the present circumstances he is either 3
prisoner or q puppet of the British, aud
his authority might be repudisted. I'm
mense numbers of people psrsded the
streets las; evening, shouting Victory to
the friends of Egypt against aggressers."
The special steamer, yesterday, did not
bring the Instructions Oron, Russisn
was expecting. A tele-
gram which oron had received in
structed him not to attend the sitting of
the conference, and added that further
instruction would be sent him on the Oath
inst. Though uncertain il is expected
the dispatch will direct Oron to attend
the conference. 1t is believed Russia
considers the relations Of England and
Turkey might result in the conclusion of
an alliance which Russia is anxious to
prevent. Dervisch Pssha is designated
as the probable commander of the force
for Egypt. 1t is expected the departure
of the force will be delayed. The Porte
has requested Lord Dufferen 10 explain
what it describes as the extraordinary
severity Of the British at Alexandra.
Doubt is still expressed as TO the actual
departure Of the Turkish expedition to
Egypt.
Madrid, 9O.-The imperial secretary of
Germany proposed that Spain cooperate
in the protection of the Suez Canal, and
we believe government will accept the in.
vitation.
Ale1snd ia, so, 5.S5 p.m.-Ths plum
derlng Of houses just outside the British
lines a. Rsmleh continues. Culprits
caught in JFdgTGn deLictu are killed by
patrols. Two expeditions which left last
night to repair the railways cut By the
rebels on the AleXaedris side Of Mahslla
Junctioo, were completely successful in
The undertaking. The EXPEDITION con-
sisted of British sappers, sailors and ma
rines, and Egyptian railway workmen.
Both lines of road were repaired and a
considerable number of railway wagons
brought to AlexsndTis. The British Dor
tious of the expeditions returned early
this morning without eucounterinp the
enemy. The rebels are Making every
effort to forGfy the vicinity OF Port Said.
French men-ef-was in Egyptian water.
have been ordered TO station themseIv+s
at Port Said and CEASE trave.sjng the
Suez Canal.
The Helicon, with Admiral Seymour
on board, has returned from A0oukir,
whittier she went, this morning. to re-
connoitre. The admiral found oners.
tons actively progressing at the forts.
which are we'll armed. Nothing was set.
tied in regard to bonn harding them.
Passenger traffic was resumed On Sat-
urdsy to RGmleh. No tickets vera sold
as the stock has been exhausted hnt the
conductor collected fares from vjndow
TO window. The passengers were ohiefIu
explorers who wanted to see wbather
the houses had been looted. The home
government has ordered Admiral Sew
mour to establish Censorship over cahJe
in consequence Of the renested
Dispatch of detailed accounts of the Rrit-
ish position. All regret the removal Of
Lord Charles Berestoad from the officoIof