Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-20
POSITION OF THE POWERS

! IoItb 10 ADbWc
the Identical Note-AfaIrs at AIexandri,
-CrueItfes Perpetrated by Arab Pasha-
CairO's Danger English Ships En- Rout,
for Egypt.
GERMAN VIEWS.
BERLIN, July 19.-The Cologne Gazette ant
Berlin North German GAG cite print articles OF
the Egyptian question which are regarded al
being directly inspired and representing no
| only the policy of the Germans but of al
other powers except England and France. The
articles state that the Egyptian question viii
onlo be ripe for Germany after the western
powers have come to mutual understanding
to apply for the assent of Europe in view Of
The general need Of peace. England may rely
| upon the support of all sides In her endeavor
to bring about settlement of the question,
especially if she strictly adhere to the role OF
| defender of her just interests.
THE PoRTE's REPLY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 19.-The reply Of
the porte to the identical note of the powers
has been drafted, but not yet received the sui
| tan's sanction. The statement that the sui
tan had already determined TO reject the pro-
posal of the conference for Turkish occupa-
ton of Egypt was wholly premature.
LONDON, July 49, The Duly NewS learns
that if the government considers it necessary
to bring troops from India to Egypt they will
ask the sanction of parliament.
An Alexandria correspondent telegraphs:
81 possess copies OF kilograms showing that
Deryishs Pasha has been in communication
with Arab up TO the moment of his de-
parture."
'cuTENEss oFlTHE KHEDlvF.
ALEXANDRIA, July 19.-The conduct of the
khedive causes much surprise. He has for the
last few days allowed several persons to be at
the palace, who are well known to have been
intimately connected with Arab Pasha The
khedive apparently trusts them, but it may be
that he is endeavoring to get them thorough
ly IN his power.
ARABI's RETREAT.
ALEXANDRIA. July ia correspondent
drove yesterday niue miles along the line of
Arab Pacha's retreat and passed several viii
lagos of people who are starving. The SOL
dlers robbed them of verything. The entire
route was lined with carriages aud dead
horses. 1t is reported that Bedouins harassed
the soldiers during their retreat, killing 200
CoNsTANTINorLE, July 19.-Arabi Pasha
defends his action and says he was fully JUST
fled by law and by the decision Of the council
of ministers in replying to the British fire.
DERvIsCH RETURNS.
ALEXANDRIA, July ia telegram from
the porte for Deryisch Pacha, arrived shortly
after he left for Constantinoplc. Admiral Sey-
mour sent after him and he is now returning.
No Europeans remain in Cairo except twenty
Germans, who refuse to leave. The consul
who was killed at ZDgazig, was the Italian
consul.
PREPARING RBINFoKCEMENTs.
LONDON, July 1.-Two additional batteries
have been warned to prepare for active service,
making eight batteries in all detailed for
Egypt. The whole army corps has been
mobile ID at Al1erShot, and arrangements have
been made to embark troops at Portsmouth,
South Hampton and Liverpool if necessary.
The lord mayors fund for the relief of
refugees from Egypt at Malt only amounts
to $4,000 The governor has written the
lord mayor that 930O, 600 are necessary.
DEATH ON TURKS
ALEXANDRIA, July 19-Arabi Pasha pro-
poses to kill ali the Turks in Egypt. lie says
that as there are not many Threats to cut it is
better to cut them now. A few American and
German sailors are still at their respective
consulaLes, but with this exception the city is
held solely by the English. Gen. Alczon made
reconnaissance in the direction of Arabi's
camp in order to see what better ground
might be chosen for our 'front.' as we are I'M
able to see more than two yards from the
present line. Arab has steam launches on the
Mahmoundech canal bringing him provisions,
and this probably explains why he has not cut
the canal. Arab shot the Egyptians sent out
by the English to get horses.
1t is stated that the foreign consels intend
TO demand compensation for the damage to
their property by the Arabs firing their
houses, alleging that had the troops landed
soon after the bombardment no houses would
have been burned. All available railroad en-
ployess are being collected and everything be-
tokens earlyactivity on our part.
General Roberts has landed at Suez
AT CAIRO.
Reports come from Cairo that Arab sent
party OF soldiers to pillage the capital. but the
commander there executed them. Although
severity is necessary for the purpose of re.
establishing order, the actual executions do
not exceed eight and the total number killed
twenty
Arab Pasha, il is said, thinks of advancing
upon Alexandria Thursday. This is impos-
siole, but he will enter Rameh. An Amerl-
can artillery officer has expressed the opinion
that the immense superiority of the marine
artillery employed in the bombardment prac-
power OF land and marine artillery unaffected
A wall fell today on a carriage containing
four persons, all of whom were killed.
GOING To EGYPT.
ATHENS July 10.--A number of refugees
are preparing to return to Egypt.
LIMAssoL, Cyprus, July 19.-The British
corvettes Tourmaline and Carysfert and
transport Rhosina have proceeded to Egypt.
Sensible Testimony About the scio,o.