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THE DAILY EXAMINER, SEPTEMBER - 16, 1882.

The Canadian Midshipman ia Cairo

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Mrs midshipman who Pacha and is still a prisoner at received the following letter Stone, wife of Stone Pasha

**ALEXANDRIA, Ey

** Dear Mapam,

De Chair, mother wis captured by Cairo, from

rypt, Aug A mother myself, fully

12, 1882

able to appreciate the deep distress into which you have beea threwn by the news

which the telegraph so rapidly transmitted to England, concerning the death of your noble midshipman son, it is with peculiar pleasure that I fulfil a prone made to him a few days since to ‘ write tc his mother,

hoping to give you at least some alleviation of your anxiety by assuring you of his per

fect health and comfortable surroundings during his captivity. God grant that even before this shall reach you, the news of his

exchange iad restoration to his ship may be telegraphed to you. By the circum stances of service, my husband and my only son were absent from Cairo at. the time of the bombardment of Alexandria, and | found myself with thrée daughte rs ent off from them and isolated, the only family of Christians in the European

quarter of the city. While making vain at- tempts to escape, we heard one night a fearful | uproar in the streets, and learned that it was caused by the reception of an English | prisone> of high grade ; most people said it was Admiral Seymour had been captared and brought to the Capital. Then we heard it was not the Admiral, but some | other high official. Truth was difficult to learn in Cairo in those days. Finally came, | to my great relief, the order permitting us) te depart, and then the Under- Minister of War requested me to visit the English prisoner and see the manner in which he | was treated, and thus be enabled to deny any reports which he said were circulated in Alexandria to the effect that he was cruelly treated. He desired me to speak | freely with the captive, ask any questions, | and propose any change of treatment that might add to his comfort. ** Accompanied by one of my daughters, I drove to the place where he was guarded, expecting to find me veteran officer of the Navy closely confined. Arrived there, } I found that the place looked anything} else than a prison, It was the school of | the young Egy ptian princes— a little palace e| in the centre of a beautiful garden, near | At din Palace. ‘We ettered a pretty reeeption; rdom | and a fair young English lad came forward | smiling» fo meet me, sayibg prisoner I had come to yisit. He was the picture of youth and health, with all the} surromndings ef such luxury as can be seen in the Egyptian capital. The el that he oeeupied is that of the Khedive’s |

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had been replaced by an elegant suit of | white linep, much more suitable to the | climate ‘of“Gairo in Angust. I laughingly told him he looked to me more like a young’ English prince at home than a prisoner of war, and he replied that he was called the ‘gtest of Arabi Pasha,’ aad that*he had only to express a wish for anything, except liberty, and it was gratified if possible.

“] remained with him an hour anda half | in pleasant conversation, and could find nothing in which to add to his comfort But some English books and a few drawing materials. Two young Egyptians who | speak English remained constantly with him, and seemed to take pride in doing everything in their power to please him. These young men followed me to my car- riage, and promised to serve him faithfully.

I wish you could see him as I did, it would comfort your heart to see him looking 80 } cheerful and brave. I wrote to the Minis- ter, thanking him for his kindness to the young gentleman, and urging upon him the duty of humanity. He replied, giving me his sacred premise that he should be care- fully guarded from violence and well cared for, and all my suggestions strictly carried out. I called upon a Colonel who is under great obligations to my husband, and who is devoted tu my son, and charged him to watch over the young prisoner and protect him as he would protect my son, and had his promises. Should he need any pecu-

niary assistance, this cflicer has orders to do all that may be necessary on my husband’s account. He will be a faith-

ful friend in case of need. Materially, _ dear son is perfectly comfortable ;

is .only desire seems to. be that his mother should be informed of ‘his perfect health and good treatment, and that he might soon be restored to his ship and his duty. His manly conduct has pro dueed a great effect upon his captors. Should information reach me, as it probably will, concerning your scn, I shall repeat my intrusion upon you, acting as | am sure an English mother would do towards me should my son fa)] thus in her way.

** Believe me, dear madam, with entire sympathy, sincerely yours,

** JEANNIE Stone.” a oleienaeiataliandiniem

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