The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-29

ExTIF AND EETENTIoy OF BANK AID PA
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LOxpOx. july 2S-1 2. A-Au unc0n-
frrned report IA been received az London
that Arahi Pacha has proposed terms 4
pace. the conditions being voluntary exile
and retention Il rank and pav q col0ne
for himself and nine q BIZ colleagues. L
!. sdded that the khediye had submitted
the proposal, 20 General >ir Archibald
Allison. T. : believed thai rhi> step has
zen taken u the Institution II the sultan.
Tn report Ia, caused rise Il Egyptian
stock.
LoNOx. july aS.-A dispatch from Alex
audria IN The C.Htrul .Asi-s say. Arab
Pacha offer, o. retire 70 the Mu,Su.mln
MONASTERY in >yria. Among hi, colleague,
for whom b. ak the .ame term, are Taui-
"a Pscha. Al Fehov. Ahdullh Pacha. and
Nabm0ud ~aUv." Tle sane telegram
state, that an armed engine dispatched by
-he British. W., .en- 20 meet Kau0f Pacha
and two uienias 20 discuss this proposal.
Tbi, intelligence Wa referred 20 - an un-
confirmed report which wa telegrphed
hence n O'Clock tni- afternoon. TIE
Central -Aelrs state. tina, the Government
la. received confirmation . he new.
HEAvT FIRING NE4E AE9UEII.
L0yu0N. july ..-I2 M dispatch 90
the EXcLan-e TELEGRAPH Company. dated
Alexandria l3.ij mi. ai,ern ION. ,ays taat
-he sound NJ Lea-y tr-- J, heard % i1e
direction - The Ah0ukir f1-. Aul
Pacla -eut ,rain o. Che jim etion. and an
armed su-n. and tender wers lent out 20
meet T.. and iew shots were exchanged.
rEorB-E AI P0ET SAID.
P0E7 SD. july 3,.-Tl- Governor
Pc -
taken reilr- ~ rae Lee-.@ i-r.n-
,hs wrath %, Ari. and tle c7mmand-
~ 4 th. --0or- j. nov ac-ir- Gov
tsuf- n thr Arab yila-e ther-. .-d iy T.
na,irai prie---. a,-euT-ed g. enter Chg H.
rorelu rlr-i0u = the town. nU- we've -
pulsed ty tbe military. Tn te-lowin- Oh.
lie French Consul applied o. Admiral Com
I'D for protection for French subjects.
The French Admiral subsequently 4sktd
Pear Admiral Ho-kiu, 90 make joint oc-
duration o. preserve order and iLl, Wa~
arr-n-el for.
L., ni-it. WHEN NJ u Lt>-eIs sud
denly returned from l,Il4.ia.
VIOLENT srESE
occurred between bin and che repre~en,4-
tiye- 4 The Fr-u b colony consul. ". DE
Le..-u, aid Ae considered P0-t sad 3D.,
r-1 perry: tnat che consul wa, % fool ior
a-kin- f1r -he occupation. thai j. 81 ~
paving into The hands u England - d.
-. ana thai there wa- D. DANCE. q, ne bad
q cIla- utee II -lie-y for French subjects
from til officer comm-ndln- ihe AI-H
rroor-. When everything vas ready lor
landing III French admiral reiu-ed ro
carry oui bis lar ~ tie arr-n-eu NJ. p"
I.....U- visited -ne Governor and assistant
Governor. VINO were ,-lA on .Q1rl i1e
Mouzo..4. and Eea--AGulr- Ho-kln-. lut
failed o. bring Them g. L.- Yl-"-.
gEiSFol-EWENTs ARE AEE-vISs
every ui-h- from For GucmL. Tho Gov
eruo- consider -H- d--v In occupying
-he town viii -- fata. a, -h- ARD --e te-
e0mlr- stronger daily. The Brit -l cor
setre Ori-n hs- arrived. bringing in,lrl .
,i0ns which completely modify ile -lii-.-
lion. De- Le-,ep> protested against ler en-
ferlng tie cana. bur she entered without
paving due.
IL LESsEYs. AGAIN.
LoypoN. july 2s.-The Tines has the
following from Con>tlntinop.e: y dispatch
from Ismallia AZ. that -le British AGulrai
ha. declared that b. will 10, land troop
uule.. IL COMPANY with The French. De
L,s.eus. upon hearing thi-. declared on
oath 70 the Notables that A. long - Le -
NAMED NJ French troop would 1e landed.
Aram Pacha has repeated biz declaration
that he would nos iniuTe int cana ~ !on-
=, there was no foreign occupation.
THE FRENCH vOIE OF CEEDIT-GEyERA sIR
GARNET wULEs-ET.
special dispatches from PaTi- f0reshadow
The abandonment u the vote d credit IN
view 81 the Turkish Intervention. The
D0lu -Nslcs says il understands that Cen
er.l ~ir Garnet Wellesley VII not avail
The arrival % Turkish troop before pu--
SUM whatever advantage b. LAY ~ tne
mean time have acquired.
AxYEICAX sERvICEs ACENOWLEDGEp.
Tn TTmes has the following dispatch
4Iexqudria. july Z7.-The Quinneoeg
alone remains u the American squadron.
Lord Charles Beresford asks NE u &C.
tnorladge the immense services 80 gen
ernuslr rendered hv the 10 American mn
-in.s who were landed in Alexandra after
the bolnharimeur-
sr-rzr-nF OF TNPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
ArExsypEiA. July pa very important
s..;1u-a w, made Yesterday Of secre; col
~asr,ondence which passed prior 30 thu
Z hornharfment between the military parry
and French officials. The correspondent
w. carried On through the agency o. me
syriss aayeururer Minet, q strong supporter
~ Arabi Paeha. and DOW believed . t'e AZ
IN. IE-tar's camp. The correspondents /
Aid m proye incOnfeStably that al suspa-
cions entertained - = the military being
secretlv supported by the French were wei
/ founded. IN
Tbe wafer in the canal continues 10 iali
& - inch q rate that the cirv and troops IN 3
week will De entirely dependent Oh NeiE
and eisterns and condenS~rs-
.RAp1 woy'T KEsIsT TUzEIsH TRooPs;
IoSDOS. July 2s.-EeyptiAn uniheu
z.oek has risen four points since al eve
ning Reports art circulated on Inc stoea
T~chanre tlIaf Arab PAcha has declared
/ - ,r;Ii not resist the Turkish troops II
,s..r or.,rzte without European Guxili2rles,
and thai Austria and Germany have also
-axar1ed 10 the plan Of exclusive Turkish
Intervention.
MOVE 70 GAN TINE-
IoSpox. July .s-l:30 p. h-Tne Sia"o'
nrd In an edition just issued, says up
the time Of going 10 pres no Infornsailol
vrish regard 10 Arab Paehz's ofief lad vss-i
rss,ived by the Government A disIAIei
frou AIexsndria 10 the Csrafral -Ssacs stale
,here viii be no cessation Of military prrla
r.fions. as IL j. thought the ofier may y
oniy made TO gain time
i roxx About ARABi's PROPOSALS.
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