The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-21

TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
The Porte Answers the IderG-
teal Note.
England Determined to Go to
War.

Efforts to stop the yacht conveying
Dervish Pasha to COnstantinople were
Arabs Pssha ordered Mudirs to pay |
taxes to him for war purposes. Two large /
fires broke out TO day IN opposite quart |
ers of the town, evi IeDtly incendisry. |
The H,snsger Of the wSter works ordered |
the old Roman wells throughout the
town 10 be emptied, cleansed and re-
filled with water, the supply being
at Arabis mercy. Lsborers
are scarce and the work will probably
take three weeks. Considerable progress
having been made in clearing the ruins
from Inc roadway, the Khedive was en-
sbled to drive through town
20 da7. Arab Pssha proposes to kill
all Turks in Egypt He says as
there sre not many thTosts to cut, better
cut them now. There are a few Amerl-
can and German sailors still at their re-
spective eoAsulstes, but with this excep-
ton the city is held solely By English.
General Allison made recogBlzance IN
the direction OF Arabs camp, In order
to see what better ground might be
chosen for our front, as We are unable to
see more thar two yards from our pres
ent lines. Arab has steam launches OF
Mahmoudeh Canal bring him provi-
siuns, and this probably explains why he
has not cut the canal. Arab shot the
EgvptiaDs sent out by the English 10 get
horses. It is stated the foreign consuls
intend to demand compensation for the
damage done their property by Arab
firing houses, alleging that bad the troops
been landed coon after the bonn bsrdmeht
no houses would have been burned. All
available railway employees are being
collected and everything betokens ga
early initiative on our part. General
K ,berts Is reported landed at Suez. Re-
norris come from Cairo that Arab sent 8
party Of soldiers to piIlsge the capitol,
| but the commander executed them. Al
though severity is necessary for the
purpose Of re establishing order, the &C
tusi executions do not excsed eight, and
the total killed twenty. Atabl Pssha
talks of advancing upon Alexandria on
| Thursday. This is improbable but he
will enter Rsmleh. An American srtil-
lerv officer has expressed an opinion that
| the immense superiority OF the marine
artillery employed in the bonn bsrdment
practically leaves the question of the
rel Ative power Of land and marine RrtIl-
lery unaffected. A wall fell to-day on 9
carriage containing four persons, all of
whom we're killed.
Athens, ia nun Der Of refugees are
preparing 10 return to Egypt.
LimRssol, Cyprus, l9-The British
cerovettes Tourmaline and Csrvs'Ort and
the transport Rhorsins will proceed t.
Egypt. -,
ConslantinOple. 19-The reply Of TIT
Porte to the identical Porte of the power
has been drafted but has not yet received
the Suntsn's sanction. The statement tina
the Sultan had already determined to re-
ject the proposal Of conferences 70
Turkish occupation Of Egypt was wholly
premature.
London, 19-The Daily NeaOs learns
Government considers 1t necessary t
bring troops from India TO Egypt, they
will ask the sanction Of Parliament.
An Alexandria correspondent
telegrsphs: L possess copies o
kilograms showing that DerVisc
Pashs had been in communication wit
\ Arab up to the moment Of his depaI
ture.
The Times says; The hesitation of th
Porte at the moment when hesitation
fatal, has forced the British goverRmeE
to the conclusion that the invitation
the conference has been virtually d
clined, and nothing remains for it but
carry out, By its own efforts, the mel
sures necessary to restore order In Egyp
There will be accordingly no further d.
lay 10 carrying out the preparation fl
military action in Egypt. Definite o
Gers will be issued to-day for the dispatC
of force for pushing ahead tue wol
= =. L. u oil -,
to undertake.
Constsntinople. 2O.-The Porte has 7
piled to the identical note of the poWe
regarding the dispatch Of Turkish troO
. to Egypt. The Porte proposes the G
sem bling Of q fresh conference.
E It is stated the Spanish ana basssdor q
. iaformed his colleagues that Spain l
= tends to station three gun boats ut ca
= end of the Suez Canal to escort the Spa
81 ism Msnilla mail steamers through. s
. also sends four ironclsds to AleXandr
= Ghe Porte has sent imperative ordt
e to Arab PAsha not 10 make mo'
81 ment.
:. The text of the Porte's reply to t
. identical note Of the powers is as folloI
81 If the Porte has not hitherto decided
Ell take the initiative to send troops
3s Egypt, it was because convinced that ?
& orous measures we're avoidsble. Obse
III ing with satisfaction that the powers hs
formally and repeatedly recorded th
Difference to the incontestible and
questioned rights and sovereignty of
Sultan, the undersigned, by the Sults
R order, informs the ambassadors that
~ Porte consents to participate in the c.
& ference
It is said the conference meets too
81 to discuss the reply to this communi
. ton. It is thought probable fresh
= vitstion 10 the conference will now
addressed to the Porte.
Bombay, 20.-Ship owners Of {
cutta have been invited to offer tend
for transportation to Egypt of 5000 L
and 500 mules.
Prayers have been offered in Cslcl
mosques for the success OF Arab Pas
AIexsndria, 20.--Arabi Pashs is
ing to establish relations with Arab
Tripsn and Southern Tunis.
The conference yesterday, was Chi
8 to consider temporary measures for
security Of the Suez Canal. The
which found most favor was that the
lection of the canal be entrusted 20 I
land and France, in conjunction ,
e the third power. There was no deci
owing to the want of instructions Z
. the respective governments of the
ferees.
De Lesseps has informed Seyn
that the passage OF men-of-war thre
the Suez Canal constitutes breac
its neutrality.