The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-03 00:00:00

THE WAR IN EGYPT,

THE MARINES AT TEL-EL-KEBIR.

REACILBARRATION OP THE TROOPS.

DISTURBANCE 3 IN UPPEk EGYPT.

INDISPOSITION OF SIR GARNXT
WOLSELEY.

CAIIO, Wedneeday.—Last night Sir E 'ward Malet
conveyed to the Kited'se the warm congratulations of
Her M.jesty'e Government on his return to his
ctpital, and this morning hi. Mighne•s paid an official
visit to the Britodi Consul General t espra" hi.
thanks for ail me-kale. Sir Garnet IVolseley and Sir
Edward Malec concur in the opinion that 10,000 men
will audio* to maiutela order until the re-establi.h.
meat of a normal state of •ffairs. lii. probable that
this number will an, °Mindy be retained In Kgypt.
CAILO, Wednesday.—The Khedive to-day Invited
Sir iliarriet Wo seley at the Abdin I *lace, and the
Duke of Connaught at the Palace of Kasuel•Masklis.
ALszanDiste, Wednesday.—The Maachestier H. gi-
ment, the 2nd Battalion of the Derbyshire Regiment,
and a detachment of the alit Company of the Ruyal
Enzitosere have been ordered to prepare to re-embark
for Ind's.

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Wednesday.—lt is remi-officially announced
that a communleation from the British Government
ia expeeted by the Governments of the Powers within
the next few days solicitinz the expression of their
views upon the state of attain In Eqpt.
Tuesday.—The crops are all gooi in this
di.trict. The Khelive's visit' Cairo has at last made
the natives believe in the defeat of Arabi, and their
behaviour is generally respectful, except where die.
banded soldiers have collected together. All train.
are very crowded, and, owing to the traffic being
badly managed, travelling ia both difficult and un-
certain.

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CAIRO, Wedneaday.—The Modem agitation against
Christians in Upper Egypt is becoming general.
Yeaterday, at Beniswaif, Christians were molested and
the church destroyed, &leo the illuminations in cele.
braider% or the Khedive's return. The came thing
occurred at R.suligunoub and Kennels. A petition
haa been preeented to the Minister of the Interior
prissLeg for or:teethe:l.
. The British Prism', with 29.3
invalid., has 1.11 hereyfo—r_Poetamouth. . . .

ALILIAMDILIW, Wednerday.—Tbe Marines embarked
to-day from Aboukir, after destroying the stores and
ammunition there. Reports from Zegazig estimate
the cotton crop, after cull a! Inquiry, at from half t 3
two-thirds of the average.
CAIRO. Tuesday—Sir Garnet Wobelay Is suffering
from severe indisposition.
SURGEON-MAJOR AN DEMON.
The Mals'ar, Indian troopship, Captain H. Hand,
arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday from Egypt and
the Mediterranean with 40 wounded and 104 Invalids
for Netley Hospital, a few ladles and children, some
nevi' officers on promotion for the pert they took in
the bombardment of Alexandria, and a few naval
prisoners. One blade of the Malaber'e screw was
nettled away at Ismailia, and another was twisted,
and consequently the Malabar was two days late. The
nffiNers who came home in the Malabar were Major
13ibbey, Lieutenant Cunningham, and Major Wade
Dalton, A.D.C. to the Major-Generel commanding at
Gibraltar, Surge .13-Mai r Anderson in charge, Lieut.
Brock Hollingehead, 14 We -I Kent ; Captain
McCleane, R.M.L.I. ; the Rev. A. &Abe, chaplain ;
Captain Wynyard, West Kent; Surge a Whitfield,
Veterinary Department; 4urgsn A n thouisz. AM. D.;
Lieutenant Arrond Smith, West Kent; Lieutenant
Schoen, Royal Hers, Goer ; Qoartermaater
White, 19111 Human ; and D. a 0.(1. Edwards,
invalided. Some of the wounded had extraordinary
escape*. Major Bibbey, who was with the
7th Dragoon Guard., after the dash through
the smenty's Bow at Kassala& ow the filith ult., was
shoe to the buuk, the build prolog throooh the blues