Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-16
DELAYS OF DIPLOMACY.
CAIRO DESERTED BY EURO
PEANS.
why E6aland and France Hesitate
The ChsnneI Fleet or for the
Mica Scrap of History Recalled.

LONDON, June 15.-A dispatch to the
Times from Alexandria states that the Gov
ernor and military commanders admit that
they have no control over the situation,
and the soldiers only obey their Colonels.
A dispatch from Paris says; Identical
instructions have been sent to the French
and English Consuls and Admirals in regard
to the protection to be offered Europeans in
Egypt"
The M~s correspondent at Paris says the
instructions are described as energetic.
The British channel feet, consisting of five
large ships, sailed east from Gibraltar at Z
o'clock this morning.
Private edvices from Cairo state that all
the Europeans have left there except the
staff of the Eastern Cable Company, who
have been advised to quit, in which event
the routes Of the company's main line to
India will have to be altered.
A dispatch Just received says the Cairo
Office of the Eastern Cable Company has
been closed.
A dispatch from Alexandra says that the
number of Europeans killed Sunday is now
estimated at TWO hundred and fifty. Many
were thrown into the sea and are being daily
washed ashore. Twelve bodies yesterday
and five to-day have thus been recovered.
All the bodies bear MARKS of
biudgeons or bayonet wounds Several
with sses Of Sundays riot assert that the
rabble were preceded by detachment of
gendarmes, who drew up IL the middle of
the square and looked on when the massacre
began and afterwards took part in it,
The Consuls General are preparing an
other circular addressed to their respective
cOuntrymen, expressing confidence thai
order will be maintained by the Egyptian
army, the object Being to instil confidence
pending the arrival of The TuI kish troops.
The Times correspondent at Constantine
pie says that it Was the intention Of DerVisch
Pasha TO induce Arab Pasha to resign and
quit Cairo, but the danger Of further disor-
ders has necessitated the retention OF Arab
Pasha for some time longer.
la the House of Commons this afternoon
Mr.. Arnold Liberal member for Salford),
recalled the TACT that Mr.. CooksOn, the
British Consul at Alexa 1dria, had, in Sep
tember, informed Arab Pasna that If the
Egyptian army persisted in assuming the
government OF the country, it must be pre-
pared to meet the united forces of the Sultan
and Of Europe, as the country could not be
permitted to lapse into state of anarchy.
He asked whether this language had been
approved by the government.
S1 Su0AACo OAAO1 ChACA EO4OASh RSNAS-
tarY, said the question correctly reported
the language. lt was quite right to assume
that the government had approved 1t.
The Times, in a leading article, ssys it
considers that the fact is established That
the riot at ALT X lndria on Sunday was pre-
meditated.
ALEXANDRIA, June Is The Khedive has
expressed his hope that $4,000 Turks will
be shortly on their way TO Egypt. After
rpPnntiOD UpStQr6aU bn iufOrmn tha
Europeans that he had divided the town
into districts and had made an officer resp0n-
sible for each. He said 430 rtngleaders
OF Sundays riot had been arrested,
and would be paced on board
a ship in the harbOr, W ERE they would be
well guarded. A Turkish vessel which ar
rived yesterday brought Oman B ", aide
de camp of the Sultan, with Instructions for
Derviscn Pasha. Admiral SeymLur has
seiz d the steamer MaIengo TO convey tugt-
tives from Egypt.
Germany auu Austria are trying to induce
the military party to ask the Khedive for
pardon. The military demand as a condi-
tion the dismissal OF the two confidential
advisers Of the Khediva.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 15-The Council
of Ministers have not yet arrived at adecis-
ion in regSrd to the dispatch OF troops to
Egypt. 1t is stated that the government
hopes the proposal for q conference will
first be withdrawn. Hence the delay. The
troops, II sent, will be taken fox syria
BERLIN, June Is "A German gunb1at has
been ordered to Alexandria.
VIENNA, June Is The Neue Fieic Press
says that England and France are willing to
agree that Turkey shall be intrusted with
Intervention IN Egypt as mandatory and
under the control Of Europe, but not as
sovereign power. Should Turkey re-
fuse this mission and persist In
claiming position as the sovereign
power, Engand and France will be ready to
accept the mandate Of Europe, or in the last
resort to Gcs independently. It is thought
that color is lent to this statement in regard
10 the invitation to Turkey, by the
answer Of Slgnor Mancisi, the Italian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, in the Chamber
Of Deputies at Rome yesterday, that the
disemba kat'on Of the English and French
forces was prcclCded by certain overtures,
which Eug!a.d, %ith the knowledge of
France, had that dy made to Italy and the
other powers.