The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-27
THE EMAR&lN EGYPT.
TURKEYS olLAToRY DIPLOMACY
The Garrisoa st AboulIr Goes Over 10 ths, Ehe
dlIs-Cspturs ofA Lot Of rlundsr on Sale.
AraLis Forces Aais a Night Attack on the
British 0stposts and are Drlrsn Back.

LONDON, July 26.-The Ntrs says III,
statement that Turkey consented to sent
troops to Egypt is misleading. The Porte
has now recognized the appropriateness o.
the suggestion to send troops and now pro
poses to discuss the conditions under whict
they shall be sent, a process which carriet
out In accordance with Turkish notions O
diplomacy might occupy six months.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26.-Thc British have
mined the railway embankment a
Ramleb, as a precaution against night
attack III
The Egyptian vessel Charkh left thi.
morning to take on board the garrison al
Aboukir, which had declared loyalty te
the Khediye, and TO land party to spike
the guns on the works. She has not vet re
turned. The garrison numbered o,OO(
men. Retail trade has revived somewha
in Alexandria. The centre Of the Grea
Square is filling up with cafes and booths
At 0 o'clock last evening decided at
tempt Was made to surprise the British out
posts under the cover OF darkness. a force
Of six hundred inen approached close tc
the British lines, when tho 3Sth regiment
opened fire. The enemy then retreated
precipitately. During the remainder o.
the night the Egyptians continued moving
about just beyond range. The attempt was
preceded by reports that Arabi Pasha was
attempting to treat for conditions for his
surrender and that white flag was nyinl
over bis entrenchmcnt. Tie reports wcrt
probably circulated to lull the vigilance Of
the British. -l.
An official from the German foreign OF.
fee is expected to arrive here tomorrow
His visit will be the first OF the kind since
the deposition Of Ismail, the late Khediye
It is understood he is the bearer OF import.
ant dispatches. i'5',a5gl
A force Of go rifles and some native
police today surrounded the villaee oI
Carmuss, beyond Pompey's Pillar, where
there is regular market for plumber, and
seized few cart loads. IL. 49,
Twenty-Five Germans landed at Por,
Said to guard the German consulate. 3 s
A dispatch states that il has been proved
that Bedouins and the Khedive's servants
really did thel ootiug at Ramleh.
LONDON, July 26-The Times in lead.
ing article says: Neither as Sovereign, Su.
zerain, nor underan othertitle will there
be room for the influence Of the Sultan in
Egypt after the responsibilities OF sover.
eighty; haye been cynicaliy thrown aside
in the hour of trial. The Sultan NAV have
amused himself by forming new alliance
and complimenting his new allies with
declarations, but it remains TO be seen what
help these sympathizen can or will give
the Porte. Il T y rtitss1G 60
England, by acting alone, will acquire
and assert her right OF controlling in the
future, the country she saved. Those who
object to that prospect have, even at the
eleventh heur,a an opportunity OF sharingthe
labor and obtaining voice in the determ.
ination Of events. But il England is left to
act alone the formal engagements she took
when the situation was wholly differ.
ent will be abrosated. We must
surely show TO the Sultan and
to Tthe Powers. that we intend 10 work
thoroughly and retain eontpo!. When that
Eisdone Gladstone and his colleagues inusi
yield to the compulsion OF events. Oul
commanding nayal force and well organ
ized army will insure the establishment in
Egypt ota strong, government under Eng
lish protection i the nljnistrrsdp not hesi
tate entering upon the patti which -lies
straight, before them. +