New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.

! RtMORED DEPOSITION OF THE KHFDlVE.
PRINCE HAHN NAMrD As HIS sUCCEs soE--A Pr
NAL or IN; EEroRr-sUErEsE FELT ~ GER
MhNY AT THE ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES
TIIF SITUATION At ALEXANDRIA
LoVDoN. MAY 3O.-Arab Beg is crlfnly circu-
latiug a statement that lac has received telegram
! from the Sultan announcing the nomination of
! lIalim Pacha khclyc
! LONDON May 3l.-Tic Sf1ndqrFs dispatch from
| Cairo says: "Illa British Government has ordered
| four mcn-of-war and suu-boat 10 proceed from
| Suda Fay to Alexandria. Arab Icy hes privately
informed the Khedivc thar h. Is already dcpo9ed
and thai it is arranged that Prince Hahn will sue
cccd hin"
The correspondent at Cairo OF The Ddi'y Ner'
denies ,he report that tic Sultan has deposcd the
KbcGivc.
4 dispatch from Roilu SAYS: "Much surprise is
cviuccd here at thc fact of the United States
GoycrnHcn laving sent Two ncr-of-Har to Alex
audli4. The Germans consider American inter
ference unnecessary"
Tie Tm.ss dispatch from Alexandria reports that
all the banks there exporting their specie and
vaiuahics
LoXDoY. MAY 30.-Accorliucto Cairo dispatch
Mr. Malet, the British Consul General, informed
the Khcdivc to-day Of the immediate departure Of
the Turkish Commissioner for Egypt Ar,bi Bey,
on lcarnng that the Commi sioncr would be in
structed 20 summon him t. Con5a1unog'" stated
that hc would dIsobcy any such order.
A Cairo dispatch to TIE Hn1arI says that the
military party are greatly incon~ol ut the crns Of
the khcdlvc's communication rr!nstatnc Arabi
Boy rs Minister of War They CONSIDER themselves
in-ultcd hy tie PASSAGE stating that ArahI Bcr was
only rcusia:cd 10 preserve tie peace, which tho
military otherwise would have broken. A dcputa-
tlon of officers visited tra' l}'v and demanded as
icpIratICu or b" insult 'fustau d"ros ION OF the
khcdivc jI", stated tuat lhc, hlI their men well
in haud and ready at a uOm"nI~ notice 10 march
on Che lNhedivc'S palace. ArIh Hcy succeeded in
camiug thrtu and further stated tlGt ne and the
Khsdivo mad definitely agreed to leave the settle
mcnt If 1ll pending questions to the decision Of
the SULTAN.
Cairo dispatch 20 Tie Ima .avs that all the en-
frances 20 th' palace welc GEJidca on SUNDAY by
sol lier. who .re ready 90 out 'hc telegraph Inc
and open bridge, IN oIder to destroy concentration
| with Al 'NHurTla.
A Cairo dispatch 30 Tie TdB HiH Go-ctic s1ys
that tEt Immediate auaou cement oi thc dl,pat ch
Of troops is indispensable; oth.rWIss, nobody can
! forcser tine results.
| A dlspateh from Isuaihl Gays that II is reported
! that an ENp'an uau-u. u.-"Hr I1- ltil i'rlciocs
| around the @ucho:1e. OBJ TIE Iii.t th. fr.-rh ana
! Italian Vre~c- he iatiCr have shifted their posi-
| tion aud closely watch ihc ,yl'iar snip.
i dispatch from Ai'Nauira 10 The IiuS says:
The British community n'le have app.ari to thc
! British Consul for ecater security "-dh., te DIS
! orderly sOiGlrTY. line lJlut ln.', though able 10
silence the .oris of AcNanIria can only spare 300
| men to meet tine garrison oI 5000, VINO dIc Caily
| becoming more cA3-prrdtci."
\ COu~t tl.tluop. dispatch 10 Tho 4th''3 say mat
! Lord DuI,Iu, the English AInb s,.LOr. aid thc
! Marquis dr Noaliics tIc French Ambassador, pre-
| scAtcd 10 jH" i ltc Ou Monday an identical Hotc
/ recommending the sttuoHil- To- trnsiinInupie
from Egypt Ot the jlIioo mil arS lc3i'iH and tlc
eX-Pre,iIcn- OF the Council, 10 answer loI their
| conduct.