New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-05
EGYPT AND THE ~" I''''
~ TUE COMPLICATIONS.

1ros caused there 10y the alTlNa oi ho
two midshipman the people thihAins - Ss 20
was Almiral Seymour. The Porte ln'.ho .ho e,-
49, tbo Kbediye's Government pay V"U %
'"".o ~f.ho Turkish expedition to EgyP'' ~
p1"s0' Time TO sail for Egypt. Inc ]uoIn
ISL "oop ppontsmouth Yesterday to Witness '"o
""S .,ro -. Of \ regiment. NJ. DE LesscpS n"'
'lrdtostcd against Admiral Seymours "'''o'
regarding the Sucz Canal.
THE NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.
A., 5-Tbe correspondent of The
nailv Ne,cs telegraphs from AI'A'"rri" - a
lows: In the reconnaissance VII .i,,+ .,
,n"aa+,,ork was found finished at polh' Vn
,no Wahmondich Canal already occupied ry
.no british picket 1t is clear that Ai"oi
- means TO remain on the ueIe"s''''
~ roaI resistance will begin at the hne'
'.' vatr.o,.Dwar. We could have sklrhiSleS
a.. ." dav # General Alison allowed the
T'riish 20 amuse themselves. lie mas
I'.si1aoD mere 'pottmg' of Arabs VINO
ao, ,yitrin range. The health Of the troops IS
cycelIent only 1la per cent beng SICK.
"Af,airs At Port said are quiet. On TUESDAY
quarter of a million pounds for service deD' WIS
collected in the provinces IN oDedlenuo :"
y, order of Arab Pacha. A Bedouih 0HolNn
sto,es that Arab has about 10000 Bedouihs' WHO
will be sent 10 various P
s. The She,kh also says that Arabi is IN COM
'o'0.' ia, ,ith the False Prophet of Soudan, and
ban beaten he will not retire to Caro- pu' 10
Wah-ed-Dakhel. , Co,-o o+otoo
.,ot ttere is council of war every evening at the
Ministry of War in Cairo. All the sub Ministers
.1cept tbe sub-Mmister of Finance are sil at their
rosts No European shops have BEEN opened
The Daig Tclcqraph has the following dispatch from
,l.xandria: There was a small skrmish carly this
morning on the left front of the British neS. An
ott,ck was made by the enemy, which was
1r'1ootlv replicd to by Major Forester with fifty
MON Of the 46th Regiment. The enemy is III great
t,roo At Aboukr. The leading merchants are peti-
Timing in favor of disbandlng the Arap PONCE
AM ofer TO form volunteer police force.
.,rxANplIA Aug. Am unconhrmed ruInor IS
cnrrent here that the European quarter OF Oaro LAS
been set ON ire. A..
nir.ctor-Gcneral of Public Accounts, has arrived
here from Cairo from which city he started on the
:, mat He saws that the arrival in Cairo on
Sprdav of Mdshipman De Chair the English
..nti,,e causcd great excitement. lie was conveyed
IN q closed carriage, which was accompanied by
,hocs,,ls Of natives shouting. The Sultan Is VIC
tor,o,sv They were under the impression that the
nrisoner was Admiral Seymour. AIDA states that
several trains with troops had left Cairo for Tel-el-
Kebr. a place halfway between Cairo and lsnalla'
where batteries were being erected lie was III
torned that sixteen trains would be sent to hel-e-
Kshir The treasury of the Finance Ministry con
tained 600 900, which was intact when Adda ielI
Cairo
Complete arrangements have pecn maze LOT tii'
oocrnation Of The Mex forts by the naval contin-
cont The iron-clad train with working party on
hoard has proceeded to endeavOr to repair the rail-
way. II ,Io-.-oc,o Co,o
many stationed near Kafr-elDwar have been safely
es,oyri-d 10 Iluail4 by order OF AraD 'acha. lhe
only European remaining with Arab Pacha is the
SWISS Mnet ,,,,., C-
ment that it ha~ drawn upon the latter for the ex-
penses Of the expedition to Egypt.
SIR Auckland COlvln, the Acting British Consul
General visited all the banks to-day and warned
them against negotiating drafts OF the Turkish
Government