The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-21 00:00:00

Egypt.

THE HEALTH OF THE TROOPS.

CAIRO, Monday Evening.—The health of the Bur
sars, Artillery, and Drsgoon. is shown by the Surgeon-
General's returns to have improved 50 per cent. in the
last ten days. In lee. than a week ce arly 500 officiers
and men will be absent on a trip to Malts or up the
Nile for 15 date, at the end of which they return to
duty. Sir A. Alison he resolved to f iflow till. system
of treating the coon desceAs, iwitead of the expensive
awl unnecesaary cur-e of invsliding io &Leland. 'The
g Elena health of the army is decidedly improving.—
Daily News.
Cala°, Tueeday. Brigadier-Genersl Dormer, the
Chief of the Staff, ha• returned here after in•pecting
the battle-field of Telel-Kebir, where be found
Bedouins still plundering the graves of the Egyptian
soldiers, those f the British being, however, un-
touched.
CAIRO, Werloes,lay.—Mr. Broadley has written a
letter to Sir Charl-s Wilson c onolsining of the treat-
ment experienced be Enda Bey El-Shen.y, one of the
prisoners at It I. state,' Oast the prironer is
employed at Zags*,g, where be wadi a large cotton
grower, in wet riiog he greets.
ALEXANDRIA. Wedoesday.—The Council of Minis-
ters has (loci led to .ibolish the Land Survey Com-
mission, rsplseng it by a special department
subordinate t.• the Miidstry of Public Works.
CAM), •orl ,y.—Like most incident* in Egyptian
politics the %is. i trial. rapidly p•seing from tragedy
Into comedy, and promises to finish as a broad
burlesque. At pr ii•nt the Processli..gs are confined to
humorous correspondence between counsel and the
Commission, while Arabi is mainly engrossed in reek-
ing from counsel an interpretation of some recent
ilreams, which he imagines to have pr,found signi-
ficance.
The latest news from the Soudan is reassuring, one
of the Math's lieutenaws having been captured and
hanged. But Alidel•rlMaler still asks urgently for
reinforcements.—Times.

It is her 11.1isje.ity'e intention, shortly after her
arrival tr.. Eli Boithoot, to receive the principal com-
manders and staff officers of the Egyptian erpedition,
when she will personally thank them for their services
during the late camp ‘i!.n.
The Gazelle containing the promotion, f. r the
Ezyptian campaign may be expected on Friday night.
Greet efforts are heti g m•de at the War Office to
complete the fiiimalitiev. SO el to puhliah it before
Saturday'e review. All c .mmanding efficere, and
officers already full c lonele, who have bees mentioned
in despetches, wi'l receive the Comp inionahip of the
Bath, while all oth r officer* mentioned wilt be granted
a step in brevet rank.
The Admiralty has drawn rip a long fiat of officers to
receive promotions and drcurations in recognition of
the part played by the and rouble forces 'n the
letter pium of the },gyptiati campaign, and the names
of those selected for honours will be published In the
forthcoming Ga-xilr at the same time as the., of the
at my.

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