Daily globe., 1882-07-16

! LONDON, July 15.-it IS stated that ths
Duke of Connaught will take command of the
brigade of guards in Egypt, The household
cavalry do not take heavy kits for active ser
vice.
The Daily News believes there is growing
feeling among the powers that the time fol
work will be sufficiently done by English and
French occupation. Within the past two
| days France has shown an increasing dlsposl-
| tion to undertake joint occupation, II invited
to do so by the powers.
TURKISH INTERVENTION.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July IS, S:35 a. m.-Al
ambassadors have received instructions that 6
conference will meet Saturday evening, ant
will in the afternoon recommend the porte to
| intervene in Egypt. It is reported that 6
number of Arabian shieks have promised to
support Arab Pasha.
DURHAM, July b. Troops are held in
readiness TO start for Egypt.
VASTLY IMPROVED.
LONDON, July 15-Admiral Seymour tele-
graphed at IL o'clock last night that the fire
in Alexandria was not spreading. Nearly all
looting had stopped A force OF Germans
have landed to protect the hospital and part
of Americans to establish q consulate. The
ironclad Miuotaur has arrived.
EGYPTIANS ExTERMINATED
ALEXANDRIA, July 15.-Bombardmcnt o
Tuesday almost exterminated the Egyptian
corps of artillerymen, which was the bes'
branch Of the army.
AMERICAN ASSISTANCE.
LONDON. July 15.-In the house of com
mons to-day Dixie, under foreign secretary,
read telegram stating that American m arines
were assisting in patrolling the streets OF
Alexandra.
CONFIDENCE RETURNING.
ALEXANDRIA, July 15.-It is now possible
to walk the streets without escort. Cafes and
shops are reopening and confidence is gener-
ally returning. Admiral Seymour telegraphs
at 1920 this morning: 81 am organizing q
police force as fast as possible, and have oc-
cupied the gates and two forts"
ARABI's CONDUCT.
ALEXANDRIA, July 13.-Over 1900 Chris
tian refugees were saved in the Coptic church
duriEg the massacre. The fires in the town
were undoubtedly directly instigated by the
principal supporters of Arab Pasha, if not by
himself After the looting commenced the
robbed them of their prey. Arabi Pasha, dur
ing the engagement, was at Fort Napoleon,
which neither fred or received 2 shot. After
the firing had ceased he rode through the
town accompanied by Mahmoud Lami and
other ministers. Subsequently party OF sol
diers deliberately set fire to the French con-
sulate. Another party proceeded in the same
systematic manner TO set fire to the other side
of the great square. The whole district is so
ruined that even street openings are indis-
tinguishable.
LONDON, July 15.-The English consulate
at Alexandria and the quarter containing the
great grain and cotton stores escaped the con-
fagration. There is no telegraphic comnuui-
cation with any place in the interior.
OFF ALEXANDRIA, July 15.-There have been
three heavy explosions on shore since noon.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, July 15.-The conference
today discussed the terms of the note to be
addressed to the porte, demanding the dispatch
Of Turkish troops to Egypt.
MADRID, July 15.-The American men-of-
war Portsmouth and Saratoga passed GIbral-
tar to-day on their way to Geneva.
1t is semi officially stated that Spain is
greatly preoccupied on the subject of the Suez
canal.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 15.-The drago-
mans of the six powers TO- day presented an
identical note to the porte 1Dstructing Turkey
to send troops to Egypt.
MARINES LANDED.
ALEXANDRIA, July 15, las p. m.-The
marines of the Menotaur have landed. The
American marines occupy the great square,
with their headquarters in st. Mark IS building.
All the Gatling and field guns are ordered
ashore.
AMERICANS FIRST.
ALEXANDRIA, July 15.-The American
marines were first to land to help restore order.
The Germans followed. Both landed without
any political instructions from their respective
governments. All vessels in the harbor except
those OF Austria and Greece landed men.
FAMINE
is apprehended, as also an epidemic because of
unburied dead. The offices of the Ottoman
bank and Credit Lyonnaise escaped destruc-
ton. Arab Pasha appropriated e25, 900 from
the custom house before leaving, according to
accounts of persons who remained in the city.
BANDs OF MURDERERs,
during and after the bombardment, fore ed
their way into almost every house. Plunder.
ing and burning begun on the 18th. Scarcely
any European dwelling was spared. 1t ap-
pears that large stores OF petroleum were
sent to Alexandria week before the lombard
ment, specially to set fire to the town. In
CCuOIuLiCS otdtC iSSCiNSO AASli uStAOnS W
set fire to houses
ADMIRABLE PRECISION.
LONDON, July l5,-The Times correspond
ent says: 81 have carefully questioned for
eign naval officers and they are nearly unani-
nous in thinking the fleet fired with greater
precision than was believed possible, The
Americans were particularly enthusiastic.
They took careful observations of each shot,
and state that the result establishes the fact
that in quiet sea a large ship is at no disad-
vantage against fort, and small ship at
much less than supposed. The German Off
GERS expressed similar opinion. The Aus
trians were much less complimentary
RI0TING AT CAIRO.
LONDON, July Is. = A telegram from
Port Said says: The Egyptian minister of war
has issued circular announcing that a mill
tary government has been instituted, and all
revenues to be raised for military purposes.
The British ships are at the entrance to the
Suez canal, ready to enter at a moments no.
tice from home.
Advices from Caire state that sanguinary
rioting prevails there, despite all efforts of the
authorities to maintain order. The German
consul is preparing to leave with his country
men. The Italian consul advises the Italians
10 60 to Ismilia.
A CITY OF THE DEAD.
ALEXANDRIA, July Is, 10 p. ma second
visit to this town shows that many houses