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

Egypt.

VIEWS ON BAKEIt PACIIA.

IllElLTll OF THE AILIIY.

ALEXANIMIA, lay, 11 a.m.
. . . .

The Marathon with MO sick aailtil yesterday. Sir
John Attire, ALtjur Lytteltuu. Lieu:. stopf,,,,i.
1...w.1 Winne:el h.vn arrived, and will leave Lula .rruw
in the nal:tuns, Admirel Lioakius ananiyauyiug thew.
,k batten...if it mid .krtiLlery Ii hourly exp.eted, and
wiii cuntace iu he Ludgete

LAI/1,1, Thnistay, n
A tironsipaion of the Il'.lyU root took plum t .aer .iLb
111 to oi mluai g•dge ius aurioundinge. Tau Khedive drove
varly Ir u &nu reLice to Klositin in state, being
r,celved •ut arrival by a brdlialitaesemblano ot pashas,
and also dy .•ir iat net Wolseley, Doke ut Gonuaught,
sad oilier leading lithos utlicenn Our tyops
presented arms as the Vioer•l drove up, mid a royal
1161U14 usfkalced the time of Lbo arrival. A
11.. expet wee led th.oe times around the Polmx, and
then a gradd prooeuidn was formed tdi the roilway
elution, ti,, Khedive, sir Garnet W....lnsley, and Dune
01 aninaught following. Tue Carpet will be forwarded
to Suez by epm'al Wen.
'rho hired treeele,rc Named reached Portsmouth
from Egypt to-day with 37l invalid,. Amur* the
passenger. la 'oi mot Tullocu, military aLtisch.{
lo Admirdl Seyaiuur, who disuoguivheil biu.sell by
spiking the gout after the bombardment of Alex'
awns ..

Csate, Tuesday.-13aker Puha has strong c 'neje-
U.'s. on two plats. it. holds that municipel goveru.
meats should he astabliahod at Oairo, Alexandria, and
all the lugs...dant t,wiss, which should maietaiii a
Local polite. Tar European iubsbitents, who at
',radon ounti lbws, ii .Ihiug to the public taxes, should
be made to give their share towards this as well as
other local ohjtute. 'rhis police force, as • waster of
course, would he pm, ly native; but 13 Ater Paths is
in sit strongly of opinio t that the native element le
unsafe as regards a Sato or armed police, otherwise
thin a seiiiisrmerie--th a is, supv•itrag the Eckahh
lone tie with.arawu. Ile believes the brik of the
78.00,1 Mon diSbAildtki Iron Arabi's armies will remain
a couthleraole tune unsettied. As to the disloyalty of
their °thrall', and their readiness to create new miv-
ciliei if they have the opportunity, he entertains no
uoubt.

Baker Pacha ie strongly in favour of recruiting the
geudarmerie horn the Muaniaus, who, he says, would
gladly enter th, sartoce it no politic ii obstacles were
put in the way. Speaking (ruin experience, he
describes them ad tirst-rate material for the prop wed
turce—braee, loyal, and suituab:e to strict
the is equally strongly of °pluton that the army
re,rgausauou quustiou should be taken up without
delay. tie does not thiuk the gendarmerie wuld he
used as the nucleus of any army in one of emergency.
In tue event of the withdrawal of the Eaglish troops,
Abyssinia aud the Sou tan would certainly cause
trouble to deleuceless Egypt., quite apart from the
forces of the rebelhou.

Ou to. oubject of the municipal taxoi Baker Pad*
will 11..1 e the hearty sympathy of Cie native populA.
WM.

ALEXANDRIA, Tusalay.—ln spite of c3oler weatbsr.
the heiltu of the nney is far from satisfactory. Sine
,Uesimad.ta lia+ beam agate the base of operetta.
heady WO sick have passed through, and 200 more are
how expected. r.vcry care is token by the author ties
to make the sick cJurfortable on board ship, but the
niacouragiug part is the number who are beiug
iuvalided. October is not a healthy mouth, it is true.
Auuther reason is the cessaiiin of excitonneet. The
Ilundaus lust many more after thu peace in camp by
mane. before Conetantiuople than dur,-og Ike priva-
tions of campaigning.
CALICO, Tueediy.—Sir Garnet Weiseley held •
review this morning of the Indian troops at Abassysib
previous to their departure fruits Egypt.
A building known aa the Garde aleubles is being
fitted out for receiving all the primness who are to be
tried by cetut.snarual, inoliuiug Arabi l'acha and
Toulba The ceurimiartial will sit uo the *moo
premises is order to obvia6e toe netwasity oi couvue -
ism the prisouere to aod fru.
CAMP, Tuesday.—Sir John Adye left her this mora-
ine fur Alexasidria, en rusts fur England. Ile wi"
embark on baard the despatch anent Salamis. Co:ouel
I) armer us upp.iuted to summed hun as Chief OR the
SLIT hr tisilut W.-bathe, riebarday visaed the
Arusuithai and Coptic churches to return the vbits uf
the respective patriarchs, by whom ho was received
with greet ceremouy ana red,:eua pump. l'he lint
detacumeut of Indian infantry will probably proceed
by rail too-ua now t Suez, where they hi'. embark .m
boo ad the lr,foli,•hipSerApts. The Khedive h. decided
Li creole a We Mt fur tire liritisu expeditiouary force.
liis Higher:se all LAU busarm, of cauferriug further
mexarauous upou a oumber of general unions of the
Ltritish Army, with the perninunou of the limns
authorities, witch, however, RIM not yet been received.
The Chatuiser ut Notable, has voted swords of horia.ur
to Sir Gm u.o. Weledey, Admiral Sir Leaucha op 64-
inotlr, sal General Lar ury Lowe.
‘V.aluesday of . he bast detachment of the
II smehuld Cavalry left here to to-Jay ha Alexendria,
as reek to
ALLYINUaIA, Wedneaday.—The organisation of the
gendarinahie ie proe ',sling, several huu.'-ed being
already enrone I Li the city.
ruirr SAID, Walneeday morning.—lier Majesty's
sweetie Petrel ape left last night tor Alexandria. Ibe
Dues of Argyll out i'eeiau Slouarch hive entered
the Canal to velum k fettles troop • at Suez.
Ltgassut, %Veeneaday.—thr British Ar.illery and
Cavalry depilts here are under orders to emus 1t for
Egypt at tue 'insert upp utuoity.
A.AoTA, IVedue.day, 11.16 In.—Tho screw steamer
Calabar took back to A exandria from here, at the
Goverument charge, bOd E.‘ypuan rat ugeea