New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-01

NATIONAL PHASES OF THE QUEsIlON-ihE Aih-
TuDE OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
LONDON, May 31-Dispatches from Cairo state
that Arab Bey IS employing every means to win
over the Bedouins of Alexandria. The Khedive
drove out without ar armed guard to-day, and after
ward held crowded reception. Arab Bey kissed
the Khedive's hand and professed himself the khe-
dives most humble slave but directly afterward he
set in circulation petition denOuncing the hhe-
dive. More than 200 influential persons hostile to
Arab Bey are being deported to Soudan as fast as
possible
A dispatch to The Times from Cairo says that the
natives are escaping from Cairo to avoid signing
the petition for the reinstatement of the late
Ministry, the withdrawal of the ultimatum, the de-
parture of the squadrons the recall of the COnsuls-
General and the deposition of the Khedive No
time must be lost to employ measures for saving the
life of the Khedive.
The Press Association states that the meeting OF
the Cabinet council in London to-day lasted two
hours and was chiefly occupied with discussion of
the critical condition of affairs in Egypt Earl
Granville Foreign Secretary, subsequently had
long conversation with Count Won Munster, the
German Ambassador.
William Henry smith, in a speech at Southamp-
tOn referring to affairs in Egypt. said that he had
no desire to embarrass the Government but as they
had pledged England's word to assist the Khediye
fully kept.
VI. GIers the Russian Foreign Secretary, has in
formed Sir Edward Thornton the British Ambas-
sador that Russia, acting in concert with Germany,
Austria and Italy, has instructed her representative
at Constantinope to support the policy pursued by
England and France.
The Berlin correspondent of The Tines has had
conversation regarding Egypt with man who
had spoken on the subject to the highest per-
sonages. According to this authority there Is
reason to believe that Germany would support
an invitation to Italy to supply troops to restore
order in Egypt; that what Germany supports Aus
tria Will sanction, and that Russia would certainly
prefer Italys acting at the mandate OF Europe to an
English occupation.
A Reuter- dispatch from Rome says it is authori-
tativey denied that any proposition has been made
to Italy to intrust her with the task of intervening
in Egypt
1t is stated that France has ordered additional
vessels from ToulOn and Tunis to proceed to Alex
andria. A Paris dispatch says that the French
squadron of 1ronclads at Alexandria will soon be
materially increased, and France is determined to
make her power felt
The French Chamber of Deputies has fixed the time
for the Interpolation Of the Government on the
affairs OF Egypt for tomorrow.
dispatch from Paris to The Daily Telegraph
saws: Contrary to the assertion of many of your
contemporaries. the French Government is now
taking the initiative IN Egyptian affairs. M
de Freycnet, the Prime Minister has
the cordial support of Germany, and
has now come round to the project of an inter-
yention by England and France. acting as the man
datories of Europe and desires that il may receive
the solemn sanction of Europe in conference. No
credence need he attached to rumors OF hostlty 10
the action of France aud England :.
Inna Il
Paris says that the French Cabinet met yesterday
and approved NJ. de Freycinets policy as TO the ne
Cesslty 0f at once forwarding TO the Engsh lWeign
! Onice "a proposal for the holding of a diplomatic
conference at Consaninople to settle the Egyptian
| crisis. - ,..,, -
sells ordered to Alexandria by the British Govern
| ment left Suda Bay on Monday night with sealed
orders and expected 10 arrive OIL AleXandrla To-
The representatives Of all the Powers have conn
selled the Sultan to comply with the demand OF the
| French and British Governments for a declaration
by the Sultan in favor of the Khedve and for sum-
| monlng the leaders OF the Egyptian emeule u Oon-
| siantinopie 80 . ,,...,.
| the sultan nor the European Governments can pos
sibly leave Arabi Bey in possession OF power III
| Egypt.
opposcd 20 the dispatch of Turkish vessels TO Alex
adria as long rs the allied fleets remain III egyptian
| waters, and that Dervlch Pacha and server Iachs
| will be appointed Special Commissioners to proceed
| A Constantinope dispatch to The Times dated to-
day. says that the question OF sending an Imperial
| Commissioner TO Cairo is still undecided.
| Another dispatch from Constantinople says that
| il IL rumored that MOukhtar Pacha VIII be one OF
| the Commissioners 10 Egypt.
| LONDON, June l.-Ihc Posts dispatch from Con-
| stantInoplc slys that the Army Department eXhib,
| it's 10 unusual activity, but that the Naval
| Arsenal ~ busy fitting out ironclads
The Times in its leading article this morning says:
yesterday the French Cabinet proposed, and Eng
| land agreed, to recommend that the Powers and
Turkey hold conference at ConstantinOpe TO settle
tine Egyptian question the basis of the status quO
| namely the maintenance of the sovereignty OF
| the Sultan the position of the Khedlve the hber-
ties of the Egyptians guaranteed by hrlnans the
prudent development of their institutions, and the
| observance of international agreements"
| dIspatch from Paris to The Daily NeIrs confirms
the report that NJ. de ircyclnet has tclegraphed 10
London pro- osal To convoke conference at Con-
| stautinoplc.
A dispatch to The Standard from Alexandria states
| that Sultan Pacha has advised he Notabes TO re-
to their homes so as to be yOhd tho reach Oh
| ArabI Bey's soldiery p, MI. ~,
| The correspondent at Cairo of The Daily News
| telegraphs that the old forts at Alexandria are
| being repaired and equipped, and that new eartn-
| works are being thrown up AT haSelth Wlthih too
| yards of H. NJ. ,. Invincibe. -,
| Jhe Times this morning says: 1t may quicken tne
Sultans resolution to hear that vessels are pelng
| prepared mt this moment at Deyonport TO act as
| glard-ships to the Suez Canal. ~
| dispatch to The Daily Nelrs from plymouth re-
ports that the channel squadron has been ordered to
| leave the sound at 10 O'Clock this morning for GiDI
raitar The squadron will carry large crews ahd VIII
prove n very valuable addition TO the fleet under
| command Of Vice-Admiral Sir +. b. T. Seymour.
| THE Daily telegraph confirms the report.
| THE ATTITUDE OF THE IRISH PARTY.
IoNDON Nav 3l.-Mr. Sexton member OF FAR