The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-09
TIRE NEW KHEDIrE OF EGYPT
Abbas, Youth Of H. Appreciated By the
Sultan to Succeed Hts Father.

TIRE NEW KHEDIrE OF EGYPE
Abbas, n Youth Of II. Appointed By the
Sultan to Succeed HIS Father.
CAIRo. Jan. s.-The body OF Tewfk Pasha.
the late Khedive Of Egypt. who died yesterday
afternoon. was removed this afternoon from
tho Helonan Palace and was deposited IN the
Abdin Palace. Tho removal Of the remains
was accompanied by Impressive ceremonies
| In which all the notabilities of Egypt. Euro
pean and native together with q large force Of
! troops. took part.
The body arrived at the Abdin Palace at
about o'clock After the celebration Of re-
ligious rites there the body was taken. at 2:15
7. NJ. to Fflf. where the Khedive recently
built handsome vault for the reception OF his
body and those OF his family. The route from
the Abdin Palace to FAN was guarded by Brit
ish and Egyptian troops. and thronRed with
Egyptians and Europeans OF the city and its
suburbs. who had been waiting since emily
morning The police had considerable diffi-
Guilty In keeping the crowds from pressing
upon the troops. The streets on all sides were
packed with people in all costumes imagina-
BILE. The housetops were also alive with peo-
pie. and emblems Of mourning hung from the
windows Of rich and poor alike.
Among those present at the funeral were
Ghazi Moukhtar Pasha. the High Commits
sioner Of the Porte; Sir Evelyn Barring. the
British Minister Plenipotentiary: Count Ley
den. the German Consul General: Count dur
mengi and Count Wass dc Czeye. representing
Austria: Count d'Aubigny. the French Minis
ter: Messra G. Portal. +. Clark. L. Gorst A.
Fraser. r. Paget. and DR.. James Grant Of the
British Agency: Count Maccio and Count Sam
miniatelli. representing Italy: Herr Hellwi9
and Herr Anhoury Of the German Consulate:
the Russian Consul General. M. Koiander: Ed
win Palmer. the financial adviser Of the Khe-
dive: Major-Gen. Sir Francis Wallace Gren-
fell. Z. c. B.. the Cirdar OF the Egyptian army:
Major-Gen Frederick ". +. Forester Walker.
Rapiael Borg the British Consul at Cairo; sir
Charles Alfred Cookson. X. q. M. g.. the Brit
ish Consul and Judge at Alexandria. and many
The Vice Refine Of Egypt the Princess Emit
neh. widow OF the khedive. has arrived in this
Prince Abbss. youth Of II. the eldest son
Of the Khediys and heir to the throne was
ls new on his way to Egypt on board special
steamer chartered for the purpose OF hurrying
, LONDON Jan. ga Cabinet Council. with
VAS desidsS that PTnes ASDs t she sldsss son
Egypt, without regency.
There 70 more or less woEry here over al
q Bias against things English. It is said that
annoyance to the British bondhOlderS and
others l st in the status
sSas methods Which England has 5thees ss
ls@af and Ths T 9 are
education on the Continent instead Of in Eng
tqi ruler affords good reason why England
S The an t says that Should the Sultan
consider the time opportune for 2 reopeninG
Ct the negotiations In regard to Egypt he viii
ns that wh 6s ra sSs
gers from which En- land alons rescued them.
formally spponted Xbbas to Be f khed?ve nH IL
place 81 his father. This prompt action on the
part Of the Porte gives much satisfaction to
ceived the congratulate ions Of President Garnet
hss siEnsd his M noI thnt the
PARIS. Jan. ,A.S-The Seal. .A,toriM Gaulois.
aei IA Geype Win eSe vea S
establishing regency In that country with q
French representative in such body.
ing to concede a great deal to England In re-
thGrity in Egypt It adds that Lord Salisbury
Dreibund in return for some concession in re-
sf IL 9ssi XII the newspapers of this city may
that England will take advantage o. the situa-
ton in Egypt to proione her occupation OF that
yoans Khedve viii only Prove Be- pap PET
BERIiS:' Jan. S..Tho. German newspapers
Khediye will give rise to q renewal Of French
agitation to secure the withdrawal Of the Brit
se s. be
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