Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-31
ARAB PARLEYING WITH THE KHEDIVI.
SEN AroR EDMuNps WILL NOT RESIGN.
HECKERg MILLS IN NEW YORK BURNING.
THE EGYPTIAN PLOT THuCKENIN0
The ssThunderer,- Accuses the Porte OF
Double DcaIi0g.

1hc sslhun0ererS' ACCuAeS the Porte OF
Double Dcaiing.
LONDON, July Si.-The Times, In leading article.
says: Apart altogether from the evidence OF the
double dealing OF the Porte furnished by the mar
rative OF events during the last two months we
have ample reason for believing that the eNpedi-
ton It has now determined 10 send 20 Egypt has
no other object than TO thwart and oppose the
Efforts we arc now making 70 restore order there.
Cooperation might be accepted II the Turks should
send moderate contingent 10 act under the
orders of the British commander. The obvious
design or turkey is 10 exclude England altogether
and 10 maintain that We have no right in Egypt
II is therefore mere triiing 10 continue negotia-
pledges OF good faith as the proclamation against
Arab Pasha. The Times says it is for the British
cabinet TO show that It appreciates the gravity or
the situation, and TO devise measures for safely
guarding the national interests and for the yindi-
cation OF the national honor, both OF which are In
serious jeopardy.
Sir Garnet worseley Well Again.
Major General Sir Garnet Wolseley has recov.
cred from his attack OF cyprus fever and has re-
turned to HIS duties at the war office.
A Missing Midshipman.
ALEXANDRIA, July 3l.-Midshipman DE Chair, or
the iron-clad Alexandria, who was sent TO RAM
leh on Saturday morning on horseback with q
message, has not since been heard OF.
Arabi Pasha and VI. DE Lesscps.
PARIS, july Sl-A dispatch from ISmailia states
that the communications between NJ De Lessons
and Arab Pasha were merely TO assure the safe
emigration OF 100 Greek subjects some invalds
ana some sisters OF charity. DE Lesscps stiIl be-
lieves that the neutrality OF the Suez canal viii
not be violated by the Egyptians II il is respected
by Europeans.
Arabi ParIeying with shc Ehedive.
LONDON, July a.-An Alexandria dispatch TO
the Central Ne,cs says: "Arabi Pasha is stn par
leying with the Khedive. The latter has inta-
mated that no terms VIII be acceptable, except
unconditional surrender"
Midshipman Dechair a Prisoner.
ALEXANDRIA. July 3i.-It has now been learned
that Midshipman Dechair strayed beyond the
lines and was taken prisoner.
Engiand's Intentions.
PARIS, July 31.-A telegram from Constantine
ple published in a semi-annual form, says that
Lord DufTerln, the British ambassador, on being
asked what Were England's Intentions replied
England TO assume alone the task OF restoring or.
der In Egypt but England would accept Turkish
co-opera tion, provided the Porte made an unana-
biguous declaration OF its intentions.
Reported Surrender of Aboukir
ALEXANDRIA, July 3l-An unconfirmei report
prevails that the garrison OF Aboukir has sur
rendered TO the British.
Arabi's Manifesto
traveller, who had just arrived here from
Stout, reports that Arab Pasha has issued mani-
festo declaring that the Khedive Tewnk has sold
Egypt to the British, and hld retired TO England.
Arab therefore ordered the people to obey him
worther Khedive.
Arabi's PrisOner-IIOrSes and Camels
for His Army.
The governor or the town OF Minieh, 1876 miles
southwest OF Cairo, endeavored TO resist the at
tempt OF Arab Pasha TO interrupt railway com.
municatlon but was sent to Cairo and imprisoned
In the citadel Six Mulirs OF upper Egypt have
been ordered to supply 500 horses and $50 camels
TO the forces or Arab Pasha- Fifty Europeans
from towns In upper Egypt still remain at Stout
The French directors OF the Atfeh and Cairo water
works are retained at their posts under guard.
Murders On Railway Trains.
Murders are constantly occurring In the railway
trains The mob search every train for Chr1staahA
The Situation At Port Said and Alex.
andria.
dispatch from Alexandria to Reuters Tele-
gram Company, dated at 80 pm, says: The COM
mander OF the German gunboat Moewe, at Port
Said. has been instructed on no account to land
troops, but II necessary to take German subjects
aboard his vessel. Detachments have landed at
Ismaflia from the English ana French men-of-war.
The German consul general Will depart on leave OF
absence tomorrow. There now only remain the
French, italian and English diplomatic agents as
Alexandria