The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-26
Egypt.

here for Port Said, AdYices from
that place report that Governo
Ismalla has fed to Arab Pasha'
lines. The British in front of Ram
leh are being reinforced with tw,
nine pound guns and two Gatlins
guns. Arab Pasha has gone t.
Cairo.
Alexandria, las. p.m.-The Khe
dive appointed Cmar Lufth, for
merly governor of Alexandria, min
lister OF war and marine. The min
: lstry Is preparing another prOcla
mati0n ordering the people net Il
obey Arab Pasha. The employee:
OF the palace has gone to Kafr e.
DWar with a decree of dismissal to
Arab from the ministry. The off.
Ger who deserted from Arab reports
the rebels under the protection of q
flag Of truce, pushing forward the
construction of Notifications tive
miles from Aboukir. He also states
that formidable preparations are
being made around Rosetta.
Three employees at Cadastre who
with their families, were murdered
at Tantah, defended themselves
bravely against their asSailants,
many of whom they killed, until the
mob broke in at the back of the
house and dispatched them.
Constantinople, 26. = Inspired
Journal Ell JGWGif states that the
Porte still hopes to settle the Egyp-
tian question without using force.
London, 25. In the House #
Lords a motion to charge the ex-
penses of sending Indian
troops to Egypt On the In
dian revenue was agreed to.
1t is announced that the Indian
council has approved the project of
sending to Egypt contingent
which would not exceed six hun
dred men, with small reserve.
In the Commons, debate vas re-
sumed on the motion for a vote for
credit for the force for Egypt. The
under foreign secretary said the
Khedive had the support of the
most respectable of the native popu-
lation. The government desired,
after relieving the people of Arab
PaSha's tyranny, to leave them to
manage their own affairs. The
highest military authorities thought
that three months vote, which
was the time the sum now asked for
was expected to last, wonld be sufi-
cient. Sir Wilfred Lawson VIC
lently condemned the secretary Of
state for India, and he stated the
number of troops to be ordered to
Egypt from India was between
1000 and 10000.
The under secretary for foreign
department, replying to an inquiry
from NOrthcote, said the Porte
has not accepted the identi-
cal note, but has stated it
considers the essence of the note to
be proposal to send troops, and it
accepts that essence. 1t is entirely
open to the Porte at to-morrew's
conference, to discuss the condi-
tions.
A dispatch from Glasgow states
that government has chartered of
the Cunard Steamphip Company up
wards Of 10000 tons of shipping.
The whole force of the Cunard com
pany's establishment is employed 20
have their ships ready for sea at the
earliest possible moment. The
Daily Telegraph in its second edi.
ton, says the authorities of Daira
report they have sufficient funds to
pay the next coupons.
In relation to the invitation to
Italy for cooperation in the pro-
lection of the Suez Canal, it is |
that the Diretto of Rome
which-though recently disavowed |
by government represents the tone
of the whole Italian presS-contains
an article declaring it is matter for
congratulatiOn that Italy has not al
lowed herself to be dragged int this
affair That Germany and |
Austria, like Italy, will allow
England and France to carry out
their plans, but complications will
arise and then, at the
proper moment, the Central Euro
pean powers will doubtless re-
member Italy's loyalty to their
alliance.
Constartinople, 25.-The condi-
lions Of the dispatch of Turkish
troops to Egypt will be discussed by
the conference on Wednesday. The
Porte replies ia favorable terms, h
which may lead to a prompt and
oeaceable solution of the Egyptian
question. Dervish Pasha has been f
entrusted with the organization of 1t
he expedition to Egypt. t
Trustworthy accounts state that c
Arab EPasha's cavalry is well |
armed. The military workshops are t
.ully employed. Arab has ordered :
hot several sheiks and bedouins G
or refusing to obey him. Eight t
)ed0uins were killed during the t
kirmish at Kafr Ell Dwan. Two t
Arabs were shot by native soldiers, G
y order of the native tribunal, one t
or shooting an English marine, the 6
'ther for arson. h
Simla, 23,-The force for Egypt, il
rdered to embark, has been reduced I
o 1000 men. t
London, 25.-A proclamation is is I
ued summoning the reserves to as n
emble by the 2eth of August. The '
PROCLAMATION further directs all sol b
IlerS who, OH and after this date, /
would otherwise be entitled to be V
transferred to reserves, continue to i
erVe until discharged. b