Show 1111 EVENTS the english Expedit on to egypt E excites conservative criticism alezander the third to be crowned in august next germany looking out for the baltic provinces by daw W U tele raph to the NEW YORK july 23 the tribunes Tribune 8 london cable of yeste yesterday 1 aday says the decision of the government to send an ex expedition Sedition to egypt is understood to to le due ue firstly to the energetic re presenta eions of admiral seymour secondly to a private asu as urance ranee from constantinople that the sultan refused to send turkish troops to egypt thirdly to an urgent change of fr front ont of the Fren french clil ministry 31 da do freycinet adopting Gam bettas policy coupled with declarations that iho the european rowers powers will assent to joint occupation the steadily increasing pressure ef of english public opinion counts for something the conservatives are evidently making headway with the charges of a want of foresight and protracted delay in accepting the ur gent duty to restore order in egypt and the attacks of the radicals are incessant arabi as chief of the national party is broken down everybody now r charges barges him hini with being a desperate adventurer who seeks to put egypt egypt in the tile hands of purely military chie chiefs S arabis proclamations though receive received since the expedition was resolved on have left him but few english of who defended his lis barbarities I 1 the correspondents of the english papers at alexandria especially hose of the standard and the times have done incalculable service by the tile continuous most copious lucid and convincing accounts of the condition of the cit city y and country no government could long resist the steady fire seldom baethe has the power of the press been used with more courage and anti intelligence telli gence the ministers constant refus refusals alstO to answer questions in the house of commons were justified inmost in most cases but it was a shock to their own party to hearod french agreement for the protection of the canal first from the french chambers neither do the people very eagerly welcome the tile renewal of the joint action with france every military and jand naval officer detests such an arrangement and predicts dissensions and embar rass ments if not an active conflict the french proposal for italian cooperation makes matters worse certainly no better and involves farther dla delays y S it is is not believed that any european force will reach alexandria under a fortnight the diplomatic difficulties are completely smoothed away but the military iio aio still unready gen arnett Wool selys friends say that he accepts the command of tho the egyptian expedition with sote some reluctance luc tance desiring to reserve himself for european warfare he ile considers that a most favorable moment for crushing arabi was lost from tho the troops not being ready after the bombardment bar dment the continued delay in dispatching troops are not from want of men but from the want of stores such astounding blunders as sli shipping marines with ammunition and artillery without horbes exasperated the public which begins to dread a repetition of the crimean blunders the smallness of the proposed vote of credit surprised the house wl when ien announced today to day soldiers eay say the war office certainly underrates underrated under rates the work to be done tho the washington telegram published in london today to day implying the possibility possibility ef of an official censure e of admiral dm iral nicholsons Nich olsons conduct at alexandria astonishes the english public ohp the sympathy shown in the prompt assistance given by the landing of marines to restore order on the shore and above all their refusal to desert the english when the french and italians returned to their ships is is heartily recognized publicly and privately admiral nicholson has done more to promote friendship between E england n gl and and america amerida than odonovan a I 1 rossas dana dynamite ml to and congressman manRe Re binson s c cant can undo english authorities say that admiral nicholsons Nich olsons acts were well within the admitted discretion of a naval officer to disown him would be understood here to mark sympathy with arabi and servility with the irish all guesses as to mr brights successor in in the cabinet go for nothing numerous candidate candidates were put forward during the early part of tho the week but were silently withdrawn mr Glad stones present intention being to make no additions to the cabinet till the recess when he be hopes bim him lit to resign the Chancelor ship odthe of tho Ex exchequer cheper mr ir forster goes abroad with I 1 his family in august on a to the east sir charles dilke will not be invited to quit the foreign office nor will a seat in the cabinet be offered homr fawcett the feniane appear to be preparing to attack wind windsor or castle I 1 clero a biresh discovery was made this week the tile keys were stolen from all the most important locks A lipply l of oyer eight hundred new locks throughout the entire building was ordered IN NEW E w Your July 23 the worlds I 1 london cab cablegram agram says the gladstone administration is only at the beginning of its difficulties furmil our military authorities do not like the prospects in egypt it being thought thou glit the force we are now bending sending out is entirely tir Y inadequate to the work it will h have to perform in some quarters too it is anticipated that complications in europe will greatly increase the responsibilities of the tile english cabinet russia it i t is said is displaying more and more irritation at the course pursued by england aud and it is declared by those who ought to know that it is by no means certain that bismarck approves odthe of the course de despite s sir charles dilkes conil confident dent assertions sert ions on the subject thus the opinion continues to gain ground that a b big ig war tho the outcome of which no man can pie predict diet is inevitable and thattie eliat alic country is to help itself but must drift upon tho the wild current into which it has been drawn since even tho the consola have declined under the influence of the re cent events it was inevitable that the stock market should be very w weak eak both for foreign bond sand home rm milway 1 l the only exception is in the A american ican market to which many holders of egyptian ind turkish bonds are transferring their investments ilan henry r I 1 irving evl ng has altered his mind about eliat proposed holiday trip triv to america he lie will not go across the atlantic this year but reopen the lyceum yoeum in september with his version of romeo and juliet tho the harvest prospects this week are somewhat better averytt everything 19 i now depends on the weather of the next three weeks the heralds cablegram Ale grani from st petersburg says after having been ten times coun countermanded term the tile preparations actions for the coronation of the C czar zar arc are being actively forward foiw aril the ceremony will positively take place at the end of august the sovereigns will only bo be represented by envoys extraordinary not by their relatives the emperor of russia has been influenced in fixing the date of the coronation fo for august bycer by certain of the party of the grand duke constantine which are beginning to dev develops elope themselves cs and the phrase u of the deposition of uncrowned so sovereign y c r c agn is is frequently to be heard pla placed c e d in the alternative of either losing his life or ilis his crown the czar prefers to expose the first to save eav both eboth no one pretends that the emperor will proceed to the coronation with the intention of giving a constitution and proclaiming an amnesty ai amnesty nesty those who know his character say that his only sentiment will bo be that of anger wo we may soon expect in russia grave rave events for at the sound of the ast first revolutionary cannon that is fi fired red germany without any preliminary n form rm whatever will occupy the B baltic tic provinces ovit ices and then annex them perils tills lias has been told and repeated to the emperor by a number of well informed people there are people here who believe that the lie emperor will sacrifice the landed proprietors to the peasantry a and at his corb coronation nation will order a distribution of lands responding thus to the cupidity excited among the masses by the nihilists nihilisms lists without destroying the nihilist party that of tho the grand duke constantine and others thus the country idill will be hatching three distinct conspiracies |