The Papers Of. Friday Are Full Of Long Telegrams From
Cairo describing the procession of the Holy Carpet, which article of fur- niture is yearly presented by the Sultan to the Kaaba at Mecca, and blessed, admired, and almost......
The Correspondent Of The Telegraph At Cairo, In A Letter
in- tended to be most friendly to Arabi Pasha, who, he thinks, originally believed himself a divine instrument, and fell into evil hands—those, namely, of Toulba Pasha and M.......
News Of The Week
T HE event of the week has been another serious dispute between Lord Du fferin and the Porte, owing to a spiteful insult levelled by the Sultan at the British Government. A......
Nothing Whatever Has Been Revealed Of The Government Plan...
the settlement of Egypt, except that a British garrison of 10,000 men will remain there for six months, at least. It will then be replaced by a new Army, which Baker Pasha......
Two Or Three Native Accounts Of The Storm Of Tel-el-kebir
have reached England. They all agree upon three points,—that the attack was a surprise, the Egyptian videttes having neglected their duty, owing, we imagine, to the extreme......
To Judge From The French Papers, Which Are Not, However,
very safe guides, the exact difficulty just now in the way is the legal existence of the condomininnz, which cannot be abrogated without the consent of France. The British......
