WAR IN EGYPT!

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1130, 20 July 1882, Page 2

WAR IN EGYPT!

\MW*% \ • ',* V "®!of.': :" ThflJ ; generaP ; of Europeans 1 from tfairo Btiil - "continues. Yery few nowremam in thecity.::.::; :■;.:: :':: -'. !, Several-disturbances have occurred at-Taritah,a large town at the junction' of .'the railway from Cairo to-Alexan-dria and-the Damielta branch. The natives attacked -the European quarterin force, and several of the latter-have been killed. '" ~-•;'■'."■

; London, July 18. Xcrusade lias been '-proclaimed- by Arabi Pasha.- -'■ ! '• ;

• It is- ,reported : tliat.teii have been massacred at'TantaV. : "-.....'

The Gerhians and Italians' have ■quitted Cairo.!-'--. .M. Ereycinet, French Minister of War, is ready.to send troops as soorias the Powers request hiui'to do so. '

Bright- has in a strong speech de- ; clared that our r fo'rcible' intervention in Egypt is opposed to the law of nations, '' The Radical disgust is ; increasing..; Owing to delay in. action.. of forces j against Arabi, the Khedive hesitates in, issuing edict of outlawry, . V' An outbreak at Cairo is imminent, LATEST. ; ;' •---.•.■ Alexandria, July. 19. The oifcy continues quiet 'and confidence is being rapidly restored... Many of the native population who left the city at the opening .of -the bombardment are'now returning. ; ,. Dervish Pasha, the special Turkish commission to Egypt, has been.re-called by the Porte. ...',. "" ' v * PABis, : Juiy 19. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day M. De Freyoinet; Minister, of foreign affairs announced that England, and France had agreed to undertake the joint military protection of the Capal, and further t0.,e0-.operate l in-tho joint occupation of Egypt should necessity for such arise." ''■'' V 1