New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-23
THE POWERS UNABLE TO AGREE.

INTENSIVE NAVAL pREPARAIIONe'
LONDON. June 23-The Standards Alexandra
correspondent tecgraphs that he is informed on the
hest authority that if France and England
interfere actively in Egyptian affairs AraDi
pacba will blow up the Suez Canal and the railway
90 C,iro and opposo the landing of European troops
IN Alexandria. II beaten he will retire to the
desert. where he is promised the support OF $1,000
Redouins. partisans of Prince Hahn. Inc
Tggptian Ministry are prepared 10 sanction the
above policy on patriotic grounds.
dierotch 10 The Daily Nccs from Marselles
sars. "Fjve more ironclads have been ordered TO
nat their armament in readiness for active service
Thirteen hundred marines have been sent 10
ToulOn."
CoysrAyTINopIE, Juno 22.-The Ambassadors
met to-day at tho British Embassy but no con-
ference was held because the German and Austrian
representatives had not yet received Their lnstruc
tons Lord DuiTern and the Marquis de Noalies tue
British and French Ambassadors, received delaueu
instructions last evening The Porte has teIe-
graphed circular to its representatives abroad re-
iterating the statement that the conference IS IN
necessary.
VIENNA. June 22.-In view Of the precedent of
tbe frutless conference in regard to the affairs OF
Greece. the Vienna Presse says that Germany,
Austria and Italy have declined to take part III the
conference at Constantinoplc without the parlcpa-
ton and against the will of Turkey The conference
based the Prcsse says upon the idea that It's de-
csons will be executed by the Sultan, and the con
currence Of Turkey is therefore, Indispensable
PARIS. June 22-In the Chamber of De puties to-
dav NJ. dc Freycinet, Primo Minister, said
that France and England have given their
Ambassadors instructions fixing as the basis
Of the conference the reestabhshment OF the
rights of the Sultan the maintenance of the rights
of The Khedive the preservation Of the Liberties OF
Egyptians and the observance of the international
engagemeats of Egypt The Powers, he said,
would sign a protocol forbidding them to seek
any advantages outside the bases OF the confer
ence.
The Government had in no degree resigned their
independence IT, contrary 20 all expectations, they
found themselves confronted by solution ncon-
sstent with their dignity they would resume hbery
of action bat they were convinced that the exist
ing accord would continue.
LONDON Juno 22.-Sir Charles Dixie made
declaration touching the bases of the conference in
the House of Commons this afternoon similar to
that made by NJ. de Freycinet in the French Cham
Der of Deputies.
Tls official correspondence relative to the Egyp-
tian question is published. 1t shows that Prince
Bismarck on the subject Of intervention in Egypt,
is favorable to intervention by the Sultan as
the sovereign OF Lggp, bug No'uu HVV
oppose any other proposal sanctioned by
the concert of the Powers On February % NJ. &c
Freycinet expressed to Lord Lyons, the British Am
bassador at Paris strong objection TO armed inter-
yention by the Porte considering the object of the
Powers to be TO render forcible intervention unneces
sary.
MADRID June 22-In the Chamber of Depaties
to-day the Minister of Foreign Affairs replying to
an nterpella ton said nobody had solicited Spain to
take part in the conference at Constantinople
ALEXANDRIA, June 22-Dervlsch Pachd has re-
ceived a telegram from the Sultan instruct
ing him to use his efforts to induce Arab
Pacha to proceed TO COnstantinople before
the first sitting of the conference and
stating that the Sultan is satisfied with the attitude
of Arab Pacha. 1t is believed that Arab will
decline to 90 to ConstantinOple. The Sultan has
also teegraphed to the Khedve expressing satisfac-
ton at his course and promising to use every
means to strengthen his authority. The Khedive
has abandoned the idea of going to Cairo. 1t is
generally believed that if the Khedive should go to
Cairo he would not return alive
The exodus of Europeans diminishing Much
excitement has been caused by an official violently
denOuncing Europeans at reception given
by the Khedve. The Governor of Alexandria,
president of the commission of inquiry into the
of the recent riot. who has displayed fairness
snd intelligence, has been superseded as president
OF the commission by the Minister of Finance. The
feet here consists of seven English ships. seven
French, two Greek one Italian, Austrian, one
German. one American, one Russian and one Turk
lsh.
1t is reported that the correspondent of The Ne,c
York Herald here was beaten by an Arab to-day.
but was not much hurt.
LONDON, June 22.--It 10 ascertalned from official
sources that there is no truth in the rumOTs with
reference TO troubles IN the Cabinet III consequence
OF objections tO Intervention in Egypt The ru-
mors attributed to the devices OF operators In
Egyptian securities on the Stock Exchange.
In the House of Commons this afternoon, Sir
Charles Dixie Under Foreign Secretary, confirmed
the statement that Sir Edward M4let and NJ, Sen-
klewioZ, the British and French Consuls-GeneTai
respectively, have been instructed TO do nothing i'm
plying recognition of the Dew Egyptian Ministry.
The United States steamer Lancaster and the
British channel fleet have arrived at Malta. The
torpedo depot ship Heca sailed from Portsmouth to-
day for Egypt. She has on board a vast store of
explosives several torpedo boats and detachment
OF marines The iroDclad Bellelsle has been sud-
denly ordered TO proceed from Kingstown 10 Egypt.
She viii reinforce the ships guarding the Suez
Canal.
SAILING IN SEARCH OF LEIGH SMITH.
LONDON, June 22.-Captain Sir George
Mares and l. " Smith and W. Leigh Smith went to
Grayesend Yesterday 10 bid farewell TO the officers and
crew Of the steamer Hope which sailed to-day 20 assist
10 the search for Leigh Smith aud the crew Of the Ezra
The Hope Will first 90 to HaInmerfest She takes five
officers and thirytwo men, -Four Of the officers belong
70 the Royal Navy The Hope will take two year, pro
Visions; also years provisions for the crew OF the
Era The committee having the in charge have
Instructed Sir Allen Young the commander Of the
pedOn, 10 avoid If possible, entering the ioe "a they
fee that il would be unjustihable TO nper of
the Henry Gore Booth, who 10 also searching
lOr the Leigh Smith Arctic expedition ia the yacht
hss reached Iromsoe, Norway,
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