THE LATEST.
All the Forts held *y the British. The City becoming Calmer- < Disturbances at Cairo. XiCore Troops en route for the Seat of War. The Great Powers ask Turkey to assist in restoring order,
Alexandria, July 16
The English sailor? and marines now hold all the forts as well as the city gates. Men from the German, American, (P Austrian), and Russian warships are assisting the English, and are acting as police and restoring order in the city. The French and Italian commanders refuse to land any forces to assist the other Powers. The city is rapidly becoming calmer, and the efforts of the English sailors to stay the flames hare had good effect, as most of the fires have been got under and are dying out. The marauders and pillagers hare ceased their work of devastation and pillaging. Rumors are to hand that serious disturbances have broken out in Cairo, but no confirmation of the neirs is to hand. Malta, July 16. A further detachment of marines, consisting of one thousand of all ranks, left to-day for Alexandria. Constantinople, July 16. Six Great Powers, viz., Austria, France, England, Germany, Italy, and Bussia, have sent an identical note to the Porte, inviting him to send a force of Turkish troops to Alexandria to restore order there.
. Sydney, Saturday. Sailed: Yesterday afternoon, Hero for Auckland.
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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4225, 17 July 1882, Page 2
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225THE LATEST. Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4225, 17 July 1882, Page 2
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