Daily globe., 1882-05-29
EXCITEMENT IN EGYPT.
The KhedIve, After Long Continued OBJ
stinacy Announces He VIII Again Re-
ceive Arabi Bey-The Part Played by tho
Porte-England and France take Hand
General Fareigu.
EGYPT.
AN EGYPTIAN RMEUTE.


AN EGYPTIAN EMEUTE.
CAIRO, May 2s.-The khedive has refused
to have any further communication with the
rebels. The greatest anxiety and excitement
prevails in Cairo and Alexandria. At the lat
ter place the troops are almost beyond con-
troll. The fleets are fully prepared for action.
The crisis has assumed alarming proportions.
The khedive to-day received telegram from
the porte expressing disapproval of the atti-
tude ofthe military party and asking the khe-
dive to advise them to observe moderation,
otherwise foreign Intervention may become
ineYitable.
The British consul at Alexandria called
meeting of British subjects this morning.
He said there was No reason to apprehend
danger to life or property from the Egyptian
governor, but that if the necessity should
arise for their leaving the city they would be
protected by iron clads while embarking.
THE IMPENDING IMBRoaLIo.
CoAsrANTINoPLE, May 2S-The French
ambassador dined with the sultan. The men,
acing attitude assumed towards the khedive
by the factions in Egypt causes intense
excitement.
TUNIs, May 2S.-The French authorities
are greatly irritated by the intelligence that
Turkish troops disembarked near the frontier
between Tripoli and Tunls in order to reinforce
the camp already existing. The submission
of the insurgent Arabs is now regarded i'm
probable.
THE KHEDIvE OBSTINATE.
CAIRO, May % Complete anarchy prevails.
An endeavor to form ministry failed. The
pasha declined to undertake The task because
of the attitude of the Egyptian army. Pro-
ceedings at a meeting at the sultan pacha's
house yesterday afternoon were most uproar-
Gus, several officers brandishing their swords.
The notables appear to be intimidated. A
deputatien of the notables again waited upon
the khedive to-day and declared that the army
insisted upon the reinstatement of Arabi Bey,
adding that the khediye would otherwise be
in danger of his life. The khedive replied
that nothing would induce him to assent to
their demand.
1t is rumored that France and England are
quite convinced that the porte has openly Ell
couraged the Khedive while secretly counte-
nancing the action of the army, the object
It is stated that France and England have con-
sequently threatened the porte with foreign
Intervention unless watchword of immedi
ate and complete submission is given to the
Egyptian army.
THE NHEDIvE YIELDS.
CAIRO, May 28.-An official statement has
just been issued. 1t says: At 5 o'clock to-
day all ulemas of Elazhar university. the
whole chamber of nolables, many ICt Utilities
and deputatiOns from the school, ana body
of native merchants came to the palace of the
khedive to urge him to take back Arab Bey
as minister of war, because the army insisted
upon that course and menaced them il the
khedive persisted in refusing to reinsrate HIM.
In consequence of the reiterated treaties of the
representatives of the people, the khedive de-
string to maintain order and tranquility in tie
country, has acceded TO the prayer by rein
stating Arab Bey. The statement declares
that the situation is unchanged, and that be-
fore he was restored to power Arab Bey gave
assurance to the diplomatic agents of Ger.
many, Austria, Italy and Russia, who declares
that they held him responsible for public se-
cnrity. The president of the council and
other ministers have now been appointed.
The khedive has received telegram from the
grand vizier at Stamboul announcing the i'm
mediate departure for Egypt of Turkish
commission.
THE "TIMES" DELIVERS ITS DICTUM.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Times in leader
says: "The situation in Egypt is tolerably
clear. Turkey is playing double game. Ar
abb Bey is doubtless acting in collusion with
Turkey. The latter played its game with
complete success" The article concludes by
expressing the hope that England's future
policy will be marked by greater firmness and
decision than has been heretofore displayed.
The Standards correspondent at Cairo
says: "The khedive was Informed that aa
armed force was in readiness to convey him
to prison to Kubbeh If he refused to re-instate
Arabi Bey. He replied, i bow to the will of
the nation" The correspondent adds: "a
blow is inflicted on the prestige of England
and France which only the utmost energy on
their Part can parry. The khedive is now a
mere puppet in the hands of Arab Bey."
LONDON, May 2S.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople says the Turkish iron-clads are
preparing for sea.
BERLIN, May 28 All the powers excepting
France are agreed that in the event of inter-
vention in Egypt becoming necessary for the
maintenance of statue quo, it should be
made by the sultan himself.