EGYPTIAN NEWS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1191, 28 September 1882, Page 2

EGYPTIAN NEWS.

§Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT. ReUTER's TELEGIiAMS, Received September 27,8.30 p,m, Albxandria, September 25, H.M.S. Minotaur, the flagship of the Channel Squadron, sails (or Aboukir tomorrow toro-tmbark the , marines, And will then proceed to Malta. The remain, der of the Squadron will follow at an early date. ; ' London, September 26. A dwpatch has been received froitrSir Gftrnfit WoJseley stating that the Khedive has expressed the warmest gratitude tn the English nation for the assistance rendered during the orisis. The despatoh further states that a grand review of the British trooos will be held at Cairo on Saturday next. Beeeived September 2?, 10.20 p.m. ; i, Aiexandbia, September 26. I'heKhedivo hold a to-day at the Palace at Cairo, His Highness took occasion, during the reception, !to y rebuke tho Ulemas for meddling in political matters during the recent crisis. •; (Received September 28,1,6 a.m.) 1 -' AiiEXANpRiA, September 2§. • 'Baker Pasha,' who has undertaken thp reorganisation ot the, Egyptian Army, will give appointments to all the British officers'no w serving in the Turkish Gendarmerie," It is probable that the vacancies in the Imperial Ottoman service will" be filled by German officers. 0 Sir .Garnet Wolaeley is indisposed. His: illness ia not, however, tepovted to be of a,serious nature, / ,;.;CpNiSTANTniOPLB, ; September 26- : t The Porte, has presented a note to the British: Ambassador,w,itiiireference to' the present position of affairs in Egypt, ask- ; ing'what Btepß the British Government, propose-to take for the withdrawal of the .troops whose.services are no longer need' ed in'that country,