Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21
THE NEGOTIATIONS At cossrasrIsopLe
WALSH HANGED AT BROOKLYN.
The Struggle i'm Egypt.

The Struggle i'm Eeyps.
FRENCH TRoors FOR NEW BATTLE OF THE pyRA.
hibS.
LONDON, July 21--A dispatch from Narseilles IN
the Daily NetCs says:-"Oriers have been received
at the naval arsenal at Toulon to take measures
Tor receiving In the barracks next week the differ.
ent oattalions which are 10 form tie corps for
Egypt"
ITALIAN rRoN-cLAps FOR ALEXANDRIA ;
A dispatch from Rome TO the Daily gescs says:-s
"a permanent squadron, composed of four iron.
sisds, Sn has been ordered to proceed to Aiexan-
THE POSITION OF PORT SAID CRITICAL.
Ihe DdaV Aetcs In It's second edition has disc
patch from Port said, which says: Arbi Pasha,
aIter the Commandment or Alexandra, spread a re-
| port that the English troops had been defeated.
The conduct OF the natives consequently is very
insolent The position is critical.
MEN-oF-wAR LEAVING ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA, July 81, p.m-Au the French
ships have left here, and the US. flagship has
gone 10 Brndisi. The markets and the bourse are
| reopening for business.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE AIFxASpRr. Rovp.pn-
ALEX ANDRIA, July 2l.-The Official native report
OF the bombardment OF Alexandria, said thaS
eight iron-clads were sunk two burned. and four
captured, and that the latter would be brought to
caro-. The Killed at fantah include two English
engineers. named Crowther and MacAlan. A sheik.
and the governor tried TO save them, but were un-
| IMMEDIATE ADVANCE OF THE BRITISH TROOPS LIKELY.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Daily Telegraph in its
second edition prints a dispatch from Alexandria.
which says: II Will not be surprising IL Arab
PachaS measures in regard 10 the water supply OF
Alexandria lead 10 an Immediate advance Of the
Brltlsh troops Major General Alison has tele-
graphed home for Instructions An Arab epy
states that the dammng OF the Mahmoudieh
canal has Hooded the country. The water In
places Is Knee deep, making the ground too soft
for the movement OF guns native has Just
neen shot while attempting TO set 1re to house
IN the center OF the city.
EARL GRANVILLE TO LORD pUrFERN
A long dispatch from Earl Granville, foreign sec.
rotary, TO Lord Dufferin, the English ambassador
at Constantinople, dated July l1th, is published.
After 1ustifying the bombardment OF Alexandra.
the dispatch states that Her Majestyis governments
now see no alternative but recourse TO force to
put an end to the intolerable state OF affairs In
Egypt IL would be most In accordance with the
principles OF International law that that force
should be that OF the sovereign Powers IL this 10
impracticabe, on account OF the unwillingness OF
the Sultan TO act it Will become necessary 10 Do.
wise other measures Her Maiesty,s governmene
continue 10 hold the view that any Intervention
should'represent the united action and authority
or Europe. They have. In fact, no interests or OBJ
JectS In regard 10 Egypt inconsistent with those or
the the rest of Europe or OF the Egyptian people.
Their desire is that the navigation OF the canal
shall be UNRESTRICTED: that Egypt shall he well
ana Quietly governed, free from the predominating
influence OF any single power; that internationai
engagements shall be observed, and those British
commercial and Industrial interests which have
been 30 largely developed in Egypt shall receive
due protection from outrage principal which Is
essential for our interests in all parts OF the world.
Their policy has been consistent They have 10y
any kept their engagements with France, and
formed and consulted on all matters materially
which their admiral has been compelled to resort
10 has not altered their views.
ARABI's PRoCLANATIoNs.
The Alexandria correspondent OF the Times
says: On the evacuation OF Alexandria, Arabf
Pacha issued the following proclamation: "Mur-
ders at the khedive's lnstIgation, the English
hn 81 hot "A
Egyptians who were left TO guard the city. The
khedive remains at night with his women efloat
among the English and returns TO the shore In
the day time to order continuance OF the slaugh.
Ter therefore, Issue my order TO continue rails
A second proclamation OF Arab Pacha saws:
"Ihe khedive has imprisoned his ministers at
Alexandria In order that they may be instruments
an English hands The kilograms dispatched by
Ragheb Pacha authorizing a cessation OF the mill.
tary preparations, were forcibly extorted from
able war exists between US and the English"
REPORTS OF MASS ACRES CONFIRMED
The Times correspondent says he has received
letter from the interior, In which the reports OF
the massacres at Cairo and Damietta are con.
nrmed. At Caliub a family was taken from Q
railway train and put under the wheels All the
been killed.
STEAM TRANSPORTS AT wooLwIcH.
WooLwICH, July 2l-Several steam TRANSPORTS
arrived here during last night
THE PORTE AND THE POWERS
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 2l.-In consequence ofa
resolution adopted at yesterdays sitting of tho
conference the dragoman OF the Italian legation
has informed Said Pasha. president OF the council,
that the conference had noted the Porte's decision
to participate in the deliberations of the confer.
ence, and invited him to decide whether the con-
bassy or be transferred to his residence 1t is ex.
pected that the Porte viii propose a counter
ssnee an sns 70 the eeSt that either Turkish comis
troops, or that the Europeans hold the SueZ canal
While the Turks operate elsewhere.
MAssACREs OF EUROPEANS AT CAIRO.
The Central Ne,cs dispatch from Alexandria
says:-A refugee from Cairo reports numerous
massacres of Europeans took place on Monday on
the outskirts OF that place.
THE MAHMoUDIEH CANAL OBSTRUCTION.
Major General Allison will leave here tomorrow
with detachment OF troops to blow up the OBJ
struction In the Mahmoudieh canal
The government has chartered the telegraph
ship Calabrfa as transport
Execution i'm BROOKLYN
JAMES +. WALSH HANGED TODAY.
NEW YORK, July 21.-James +. Walsh. the muir.
derer OF Barbara Groentha, was executed at tho
iO:o5 O'clock There were present about 200 spec.
tators- There was a large crowd gathered on the
street, street During , the early % part OF the night the
disinclination to Sleep The leaye-taking with his
mother, brother and sister had deeply affected +
He awoke about O'Clock this morning and dressed
himself, remarking that he felt pretty well, and
was prepared to die. He sent for the under-sheriR
and made q disposition OF his effects Later his
spiritual advisers arrived and celebrated mass
He took no breakfast, but remained In prayer
came to his cell and read the death warrant After
this was done his arms were p1nioned by the hang.
man, who also adjusted the moose around his neck
and put the black cap on his head. Then the pro.
ceSsion started for the gallows the Rev. Fathers
G Do1ahus M can and GALLAGHER walking one on each side
any support, Father Gallagher reading prayerA
When the gallows was reached Walsh was placed
underneath the rope without any ceremony, and
the moose adjusted. He kissed the crucinx, and
the black cap was drawn down over his face. The
thud OF the executtoner's axe followed. Walsh
was terked into the air and had fall OF two feel