Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-15

AnAirs In ESypts
ALEXANDRIA,. June 14th.-The statement
Of Dixie in the British House Of Commons
that the riot in Alexandria was not of q
political character caused CONSERVATION
among the European residents, and encour-
ages the natives to further violence. The
Europeans anxiously desire that England
should make firm declaration of the course
which will be pursued in the Egyptian crisis
The mail steamer took 800 deck passengers,
who paid first. class fares, and three other
steamers took 1000 passengers. Boatmen
asked fifty francs to carry persons on both
steamers. The usual fare is one franc.
A REIGN OF TERROR.
New York, June 14sh.-The Hera1d's
London special says: Words fail to describe
the state Of panic in Alexandria. The streets
are blocked. carts are piled with the baggage
of fleeing Europeans. All the men-of-war in
American frigate Galena is crowded with
families claiming American protection. Rev.
s. Joseph and Richard Smith, of New York
and Baltimore, have taken refuge on board.
The officers, though greatly Inconvenience,
are courteously giving up their cabins to the
ladies. One American officer narrowly es.
capped while in the company of British
officer who was killed in the fight. The
American Government should issue warning
W It's clblLoBS III LSypb W leave lulueulaI6ly,
and should send vessel to Ismelia, on
the Suez Canal, to receive fugitives from
Cairo should communication between Cairo
and Alexandria be cut off by the
disturbances now TRANSPORTING. 1t was
evidently premeditated breaking out
in several places at once. The Europeans
were dragged out of their carriages and muir
dered with sticks and legs of tables or chairs
obtained by sacking the shops. In all there
are forty.eight Europeans killed. The Eng
lish Consul is still ir danger. Three officers
of the British feet were buried at sea to-day,
the American marines presenting arms and
the officers and crew doffing their hats. l
now learn that the Project of Police in
Alexandria, with the assistance of q fanatic
orator. organized the outbreak. the soldiers
setting the example of sacking the shops
Many of the dead were killed by bayonets.
The Khsdive arrived from Cairo yesterday
afternoon. He was colby received by the
populace. He expressed himself as greatly
astonished at the agitation and excitement
throughout the city. The natives declare
that they will resist any Intervention, Turk
ish or otherwise. There were patrols
throughout the city last night, and soldiers
were placed at every fifty yards.
MURDERED ENGLIsHMEN BURIED AT SEA.
ALEXANDRIA, June 14sh.-The bodies OF
the engineer of the English ironclad Superb
and two seamen of the Helicon, killed in the
riot of Sunday, have been buried st sea, as it
was deemed imprudent to risk the danger
that might have arisen from funeral on
shore. As the barge containing the bodies
passed up the steamers Galena and Marquis
fired salute, and all on board uncovered
their heads.
ENGLISH RESIDENTS TO LEAVE AT ONCE.
LONDON. June 14th.-The correspondent
of the Times at Cairo states that the English
Consult General desires the British residents
to omit Egyps without an official request,
which might produce panic. He will re-
main here few days to reassure the public
confidence.
THE SOLDIERS DEMANDs-cAPIrALIsTs LEAv-
ING THE COUNTRY.
ALEXANDRIA. June 14th.-The soldiers are
openly asking for the deposition of the Khe-
dive. and declare that thew will. if necessary,
oppose Turkey herself. Not only the women
and children are leaving the country. but men
with large material interests in Egypt are
begging for passages and are leaving their
property behind. Many large capitalists are
arranging to leave Egypt permanently, not in
the panic, but after calmly contemplating
such step.
REFUGEES FROM ALEXANDRIA.
N1cosIA (Cyprus), June 14th.-Many re-
fugees from Egypt, mostly families of British
residents of Alexandria, have arrived here.
GUARANTEE OF ORDER.
ALEXANDRIA, June 14th.-The Governor
has issued proclamation, declaring that the
arrival of the Khedive and Dervisch Pasha is
q guarantee of order, and the citizens have
consequently resumed their avocations.
Causes and Results OF Ignafiefr-s Down.
fall.
New York, June 14th.-The HeralFs st.
Petersburg special says: General Ignatiefi's
downfall must be attributed to the four-fold
coalition Of the Germans, the Jews, the Court
party and the Holy Synod, represented in the
councils Of the Emperor by M. Pebedonost-
self. Germany has never forgiven General
Ignatief for his supposed connivance with
General Skobeloff All the imperial family's
influence has been brought to bear against
by depreciating the Russian funds. The
Court detested him because he held it in
check, and the Holy Synod bore him grudge
for his refusal TO second the Sabbatarian
movement in Russia. It is thought that
Count Tolsti, Ignatieff's successor, will be
mere man of straw. The real governors of
the country will be Count Woronzoff, Dash
koff, Minister of the Court, NJ. Pobedonost-
self, President of the Holy Synod, and M.
haIkOu, tuc bifeCIOE VI Iuc 4uOSCOW pueetttt
who, it is safe to assume, will be powerful at
the Ministry of the Interior. Ignatieff's
overthrow does not materially improve the po-
litical situation. His partisans will swell the
number of malcontents in Russia, while Count
Tolsti will certainly not diminish them. The
new Minister is the incarnation of everything
despotic and retrograde. He is disliked 10
st. Petersburg and abhorred in the provinces.
His appointment, therefore, cannot but deal
another blow at the popularity of the Rus
sian Government.
The Repression Act.
LONDON, June 14th.-In the discussion of
the repression bill in the House of Commons,
to-day. Gladstone agreed that re-entry into
the evicted holding should not be punishable
unless it was effected by force, and that Of
the two magistrates exercising summary juris-
dictiop, one must be a lawyer.
Harcourt promised that nav Summary
Jurisdiction Act, as far as it applied to the
assault of bailiffs, etc.. should be exercised
only in the proclaimed districts.
The Elections In Belgium.
BRUSSELS, June 14th.-The elections in
creased the Liberal majority in the Chamber
of Deputies from IA to IS, and in the Senate