Arabi's Family

London Chronicle. Members of Arabi Pasha's family who still remain in Egypt are in a pcrfectly [lestitute condiüon. Tlicy live in daily sxpectation of being ejected from their liouses and EgyjHian territory, and have been threatened that this step will bo 3arried into eifoct. Up to the present Lhe family have, throusrh a íeeling oí pride, refnsed all friendly aid, but uniess substautial aid is forthcoming they must suffer from actual want. Some of ;hem state that they are qnite vgilling to proceed to England or anywhere else (Vhere they could feel assuved of pro;ection. Those who were appointed to protect the interests of Arabi' s relatives ire distrusted by them, while the Egyptan troops, who act as sentries, are con;inually interfering with the movements af the family and rendering life generilly as unpleasant as it ean possibly be .mder such circumstanoes.