The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-19 00:00:00

THE END OF THE WAIL

SIR GARNET WO-L.SEL EY AT CAIRO.

ARABI A PRISONER.

S URR END ER OF Tif ii REBEL M)1 Y.

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The toll.wins tele4ram from Sir Garnet Wolasi ,v t
the S,cretary fr IV.: was receircci on Friday after.
twos:—

"LAM°, September 151h.—Iteoeived hers with open
arms by all cl..sies. 'Fuer* were about ten thousand
soldier here, who are laying down their arms and are
gladly returning to their homes. Our cavalry did
extremely well in taking potentiation of Cairo by a very
long foroed march yesterday alteruient lam arrang-
ing for the eurrender of the troops at Kafr Dower.
Arabi end Toulba Pasha. both Owners in our guar
room. The war in Egypt is over. Send no more men
from England. Will now change my hue from
Ismailia to Alexandria. Health slid virile of troupe
exedlent. All ranks worked h ird, and have done their
dot?, well. Midahipmau De Chair is safe."
'I be foll .wig telegram has been received from Sir
Garnet Woleeley
Sept:mbar 15. —duet arrived. General
Lowe occupied Cairo yesterday, after Arabi and
Toulbt Podia hia surrendered unconditionally. The
troop. there, eb tut tell th.,neand men, laid down arm..
PrefeA ..f police has undertaken to maintalo order. I
g on to Cairo at ..noe.

DM JRTUC STANDARD" OORRIIST3NOIXT.]

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ALCYANDILI t. sl..ptembtr 15th.—G.ner1l hiacpber-
s h t t.•mdi n Cavalrv, insole • splendid march
from Tel-el-Kebie, via Belb,it abd along the embank.
ineht of tho Canal, to Lai' hlty miles, in thirty
boors.

Upon his arrival General Macpherson went to
Arabi'n bowie, and surreal, rrd it with cavalr:. The
itimr,:ent leader, &cc imp plied by his second in o im.
mend, mane out, and surrnin led himself saying, "I
Ar.,bi Penh., and thin ii Toulha Fische.'
The cit 'del, b irracks, police stations, and all other
public hull ling. are in our posse•don. Arabi Pacha
h.. aritt-n t. the Khedive, asking his pardon, and
admitting that he has c onmit.ed a great crime. Yacoub
Pacha, toe rebel Under Secretary of War, his been
ordered to proceed P.m Cairo to Kafr Dowar.
Advancing tow pd. Men.lara, the villa.ers came out
with a white fi ig, and receive In, with many protesta-
tions .if devoti.m said loya ty. Lient. Smith. Dorrien
role out to the uptrtello tower, which the Candor
shelled on sonuy, and then came upon the 6r.t
detachment of egryp lan troops, who received him with
all possible mariuS of submissian. The only alga of
hostility was shown by some Bedouins, who kept
hovering near with guns ready to fire, but their Sheik
eviolently thought prudence the better part of valour,
and although ODO of them let off his gun by accident,
no ham occurred to the bon little Peaty. Clearly tb"
Aboukir f ice hiui no Intention of continuing an isolated
struggle.
Captain Slade, A.D.C. to Sir Evelyn Wood, went out
at live o'clock this morning, by order of the Goner .1,
ti inaist upon the immediate removal of the earth* ork
across the railway and the repair of the line. Upon
entering the line of redonlits nearest to our position he
was received with great dts inctioa, • guard of hanour
turning out to present arms, and the soldiers standing
at ittenti„n on the parapet.. A chair warn brought
out from • tent for him to partake of coffee and
cigarettes. From the diaappointreent evinced when he
said he must rids bank to the General it we. evident
that be had Woo mistakes Inc 81g Evelyn Wood.

A Dublin telsgram says that • proposal is made to
raise a sub-criplon to purchase • sword of honour for
presentation to ir Garnet W.lsek yon his return from
E4ypt. It was At tu,t suggested that subscribers should
be ooufined to the readouts of Monks own, where Sir
Garnet passed his youth sad was eduostol, but it Is
now proposed to make the subscription a general
006. . .

The wound received by Lieut. General walle in the
action at Tedel-Ksbir is not, we understand, of a
aerious nature, ant the General continues to exercise
the duties ~1 ids command. Colonel Richardsun, who
WM wounded in the same engagement, has bern
ilbligekl to hau I over the commatd of the 2nd Bat-
taddiu Duke of CorowalPs Light Infantry to Lieut..
Colonel John, as his wound is of a mo-t serious nature
Lieut. Cot wet Balfour, Orwiadier Guarda, hall also
been temporally disabled, and will be nut to England
se early as possible.
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FOREIGN OPINION.

PAWS. Thursday.—Ail the With-class journals In this
City eptimud the triumph of the Engli.it expedation.
pew, rhtch wore than soy othsr journal refl-tctd the
opinion of trio El, do says :—" We are moat heppy to
cougratulate our paosttbours ..nd friends on ths °tort side
the Chested on toe warms or their arms in Egypt.
Ti. taking of TA-el-Keen Is a victory of civilisation
agitin,t bstbarim. It ii a Vlct my (meal in • jolt CoUllo
by a libondly notton. and one which reflects Urn areatest
hon.rnr on its army.' The Parlasllll mys Sir Garnet
Worneley hsot completely euspiu.sual tee milli ay critics
who taxml him with intlectso,n and delay. TbeSoir. ',mob
aitt eigot woo sulky and incredulous. now admits hat the
Loriisti vict try is fouflosive, and vittually tiaras the ewe.
patgo. The Libee. says llsai Kosiontl, in mourning on
her own reouonotoriity • penlous talc, has rendered • set-
rpm to all Europe whico deserved eternal drat tude. hi.
es.' de ceeeegoec *titre In the Pays the. tee English
riot ry may be c moldered decisivs Us sows not believe
ttiot As, Ciii 1,...111,f toe tem ble die...amt. He dhow's..
• dhoci edit of toe Eogli.l. A. my 1441 in this great cam-
paigu 111,1, hal. and oot-t510.4 WM Ului those of tee
Frencu io the grit dor sof toe war wito Turns. He griever
that, whatever forms dipproacy easy re.ort to. England
WI teuroin substanually mammas ot Egypt. Ths 144formse
1.0 article Mated " Well done. Yugland l" league et
• he juwe mist. *be hailed Arabi sea weals tent head of •
p,,„ L,. amid soya Is outa abrade c Amstrad es • •ol-
ga▪ r
ciliet GI tosutgents, but fertilely trot of 'mired&
Uue or two of the uttra-Kalicat papers call hope that
Arabi will oe obis IS maks • stand somewhere.
VISSOUL —Wautuassieog LIS Ike Esli.h victory. the
Frei: Prease(•h•co prettied Arabi. tactics • few do) II ago)
say. 'bat Edr.ed Is. {bran • prow of its power watch
• I.t not a,t• impress tbe blatiornetan world. The
to tiro bed.' o. the 10,1.5 that &raided could not conquer
ee 1•1.0.• vt.touut them le ULM VIrCICAPOIC. 'Liao apprraues
of toe Turks will. Ougaoaar. so doubt our. to ga.city
ti. couotr/ rapidiy. Waco cmce the dictator has been
•oodud the populetion will no lo11.:0r side with him, sod
the f ugi it wee will fly in • pan if Ills remotest parts of the
country.

Baautt—The Gorman preta continues to discuss the
ticiory et General Wulmliy mad its consequrtmes. Tao
Ise lio4 commercial Journals of Germany aro Admiralty
tooie 'avowable is their crit.c.am of this &ashen action
&sit Ulan uttiar paper., as tom' understand Its vital
importance to the o,la, to, chlliseti erotic. Hance it id not
thst the psis:vial paper, of the Hanseatic
Au..., aid toe Pi ankfroior eattaid. a prootinant coin•
ossrelst jouroal UI moue thromoy, shawl Upoa Arabi's
defeat exultingly.
Kong. -No's that it is no longer possible to conceal the
tact ii so Impotant Kagileh sictsry at Tol-el-K•bir, the
Popolo lasstsus to say tbat at la accounted lur by to.
uismosiuss Pomo' Lb.fLyptimas. All parties are once
muss p-..claimini that Inslaud a boui.d ts mate a opsedy
sod it was audit sty pa-6 of toe Wats, la order to allbant
%MD tOorg ‘ll4OllOO 01 Egypt to the d•ci Mon 41 a Zoropeao
Cmspeisa.
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ItADll4l3.—The latelhg.nee Ot the British victory in
E;,pt caused • ;treat sanettiun in SpalU. The tilairict
payers DOW Sateen adeeltatiOtt lot toe ulatlegetlieat a
ion Ezpeilition Under Geaeial WoWile/ ; but before thin
rotelbrence•treti all ton principel papers In Madrid old
out toJeeal Lia.lr sympathy for Arabi; and in their
unit:subtly mucks in tdi. emapaigas Lao repeatedly
caiaeo the hupe taint a European Goulette:ice would
I Ul•.tele attar A.rata's defeat. to plate/it British
...raosa,y in liapt, or a liiivaa protection ot the Sua
Urinal. _ . _

St. PETELFaeItO, Tensility night —lbe way in wLich
ie new. ut General Woleeley's bridiant victory at Tel-e..
hse been received by nun, Rusaian paper. a
sutanogly cbarsttanetic. For weeks past they have duly
lavished abuie upon Ragland, her liovernment, and her
people. Taal have poured forth column upon column of
Catianan, in Which 11)411111‘41 atad evroiog alter-
nately predominated. They dilated wail I.v eria., eager-
MIS on the smallest indicai,on that all was Lot well with
the army in Ed),,, and slurred over or detailed arias
fact that could kill to our favour. We ware brigand.,
betbarisine, pilates, counts, of Europe and of liberty,
oppose/re of the west, aromas of treatise, a kio.l
moral Bashi-Bre...A : sod, It abet. our troops were tit I.r
nothing out to Imo isitore halted savage. In the Aincan
bush. Now !Autos thlailive battle is loulut, the ink
the ready writer. has euddeniy run dry. Tbey bate not 4
word toe.,, either In ticlonCe of their idol Arabi, or even
.n abuse ol lit. moque:ere. The of Petersburg Garde!
pause over the en Wee t in abeo'ute On the caber
and. the Waal, woiCla hse Consiatetaly main; ,ined it,
measured but tri.udy t'ne throughout toe variourn
puuee of tbe Egy /Amu QuittiOn. reCelese the news se a
wetter of cont.'s, and lugs upon the euooses of our 11. us
.s complete.
GESZVA. —The sictory at Tal-el-Rrhlr has given great
5.14160.100 10 Seitisrand. The Journal de tierwee goys
that Sir Garnet Woitseley nag given • true sOuller's Waiver
tr ots Critics of a portion of the Reelleti and all the Con.
tneutal Frees by tat Gil masterstroke. Re us I unlined
toe crolicienca placed in tutu by ha Goverunvenk and no
Qua will tiers elan to retirosce hag w.to the lau•Dals of
his movements, or cast ailperSions On big capauty for
wi "*.