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

CAPLURE 01 iIit.ENDIAICES.

CAI go, Thuriday.

The greatest excitsmeat Maas In Cabo. The immene•
toluutee of dame, together with the altuoet coatinuoua
exploibms csused by the ignition of shells end cartridges,
bare roused the whole native population from the apathy
which has sliced since our arrival ; and had it not been
tor the presence of so tinge • body of troop* there can be
little doubt liaat very serious disorders would bare
wimp. A. it be. the opportunity has been sized by the
turbulent poi lion of the population, and great excitement
has been named by the fact that two Arabs bare been
caught in the act of setting Vain, on tire. ills canal
which separates it from Cairo hae, on doubt, been the
menial or saving a vest pin of the city front destructisn.
Toe (lairds are now psgrolliug the city, aud will be
relieved by the Highland lirig ide at =Mow I. Tains
twill to turn be relieved at four uclook in the u•srning by
Woid• Brigade.
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Omit the the Ls the ec of au inceadisry.
Let this suipict ins pyri.abor st el by the atrocities Lt
Air saadria. In any cis. it is improbab'e that tSe
Lust. is lei,' ever be cloud 1 u..

FRIDAY.
Brigs lier General DAUM has to-day issued orders for •
grand review of the Expeditionary Force now ocicupying
Ibis city. The irsope ars to rumen Iro. their. qu sr tlre by
dithrent routes, and take as t ieir piers of meeting the
squire of the Attain Palace. Teens tie Khedive will take
up a position at four o'clock to-tusrrow alternorn and
witco ei the Review, of whirl toe following will be the
order of the in irco pisst:—lne C•valry DaiSiOLI. the
Artillery and N•sal Brigade, the La Dee being attached
to the ()turd. Brigade. The troupe under review will
include • section of the Poet Sidi. C2rpis.
Ono Arab incendiary 11114 caught last night in the act or
throwing a can of petroleum into • burning witgeua.
Another was disc rverei lighung • tire unler • train nut
set Leeched by the dunes. • third was arrested for wildly
f edits* the natty!, to rise esainat tta and naae•acre• • thane
&morsel l,fldeie. Tee nacre poool Anal cot tatnly show
no Man ul anew for the calaunty. U. the contrary, they
are every where found to be gloat ng over It,, occurrence ;
and they mem to think tiary bare at bet discovered the
moans of racking an English occupation very uncAufert-
&bit, for the E L•ccupiore.
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Many of than du art ..on tate the trouble of disguising
their etatiments. Tory so about publicly shouting with
delieLt over the expl,olone, vying out in the areas,
" Tea is a p.erpls's bonfire, lit by the people in honour of
the
.Kbedive • infidel friends."

ili..7Court- mat tial has simple am sz
p• Vie here. Oa y aide they &re vote(' Lad. N diult
it is exclasivaiy difficult to get men of etanding to scree
on • triounsi entrusted with Punishing " crime." in com-
mitting wnich ths whole nstion has been virtually an
accomplice. It was scarcely necessary, however, to select
for a *eat Osman Bar, from Dunutti, where he was in
command of the Artillery under Alidellal, to when he
acted sea kind of guide, philosipher, and friend. He
may now be called on to sit is judgment on his I,t. chief,
and on note few of those who were Ws own canto:44'lst sp.

ALLLINDRIA, Fs AO.

It was not until half-post eight tut night that t'io news
arrtved that a Vain Of SLUM Alai in but espio lid la the
station at Cairo. No details were seat, and It w Only
this morning that the !Dorton ;astute of the cit.'
Nubia* known.

appear. that some truck', loaded with tale .cr
aaall, wean standing at res. in the ststi ii, ani I n'y
exploded witluut anr apparent C MAC. Scw, t•• lacy
soldiers if the 411. h Riles were kited r woundeJ. I codes
several netts...
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ne stallzl 111•41 burnt to the gr.und. and the fire
extended along lb,' truck. with eb eh the rtiti. n yard
sr.. crowded to the bridge. Ily the latest see inn s the
lire had been got under. The tele;r4pis ni or ar,•. bye•
crer, injuryd, and we hare no twin, r news.
It announced tat ttlexreph e messages mry bh ir.d.4l-
- delayed. The railway will Llli Loin pamengcre
beyond ll,nha.
Tait Ltritdid 4u II witier are grnlually r liuqunblng inth
the hand. of loy4l Eccpu4es • dici dl s t id iniir 4ry static,
they at brat elosyted here. Tee L,gli.h militnry statiam
will be tiled outdid' A'exandril, but the matWr Is not
yet dozily settled.
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Persons wbo bays Buffered from the outrages that
followed Wu bombardment, wbeili,r by fire, pillage, or
1111111arill dest,uction of property, are anx,wiely awmtmg
the declaim of toe kunmem P,i +ere to the beat... which
they wilt constitute the loternati mal Canomissioo charged
with the ditty of cons•clecing owl adjudicating upon toe
Mame of them who hart beim iniured. end who s:ek
compensation.
MALTA, Friday.—H.M S. Alexandra hail arrived bare
from YJit Said, with Midshipman Da Choir on b:arl
Two transports have sailed from Alexandria with Magma.

THE RETURN OF THE ARMY FROM EGYPT.
Arrangements were on Friday made by the War Office
and Admiralty for bringiog horns from Esypt a Wire
portion ol the army during the month ol October, and tie
Woclwich Utirris.pon lent is enabled to furnish some
details spin authority. Excepting the invesida aireate
arrived or ..n the way home, the drat Ls reach England
will probabl be the Household Cavalry and • portion of
the ft iyal Horse Artillery. Toe tat r will Come to Ports-
mouth in the trerup at Ludgate-hill, and the elvish), will
be brought in the Amyriao Monarcc end Lydian ktoaar.h.
to disembark at the Albeit Docks, North Wo .Iwieb. ant
rimy be the first expected in Londua. The 4th bras., in
Guards will come borne in the steamships Greece and City
Neff York. which will land them at roams, ith, unlio g
otherwise directed ; and to the same plain will be biocght•
according to present intentions. th skald batteries of Royal
Artillery. In the Tower lidi, the C.ty of Lincoln. aid Die
Holland. The foregoing are all to embark at Alex ititiria
at an early date not yet sp. tided. but under.tood Li be
about the middle of October, and allowing ten dips for
the voyage hume they ought to arrive before the
end of the month. The tint of the infantry regimehts
leave the runny will be the York and Labcsatrr. • Wel:
will return in the Ponta from Alex tudria on O. t 'bet 22.,
.hj et to a possible change of plans wlst:h may give be
&worth Highlanders and the two p glinento fram futile
the preference. Ile ft ',al Irish Fueiliera will sail lona,
ward in the Nepaul on October 25, and on the •ane day
the brigade ol Guards will begin to retard, the Coldstream,
taking the lead OD b sord theist:sit anis. of the Orient Liar.
, The Bouts Guards will embark in the Nevada on the 31. t.
' and the Orentilier Guards in the BaDVDI at the same
. date. The Oxenholm, will bring home, as &he took out,
the postern train of Royal ESSIDSOSS and, so far SS the
troops fur Ragland are concerned, these are all the
arrangements yet made. Mr 21.jesty'e ships Barents
and Euphrateswiil, ho . go on to India. taking
the Manchester and Derbyshire Regiments, leaving
Gibreltar on October 54h and staltaoa the 10th, completing
their freights at Saes, and going on to 11..mbay, whence
they return with time-expired men about November 12th.
Tb, Bird Line steamrr Adjutant, the Doke of Argyll, and
several other transport., have been prepared for ItDI Collvey.
arms of the /mina (;,ntiage nt, which will probably sail from
Suez within • few day., and a number of transiorta are to
be in reserve for (attire ri quiteturnto. Our Friday Captain
Brownicw. C 8., the Admiralty Surveyor, prat sided to
Pertarnsutta to arrange for the speedy return to the
Mediterranean, of the hospital ships Carthage and Coot.
land, and nig, of the lierle watch is bringing home
wounded men. The Carthage will leave on the 6th October,
the liens, on the 6th and the Courland on the 10th.
Admiral Sir William Mends, the Director of Transports,
sad the Aseiskint Direct At, Mr Bourbon are mice more
labod 4111 engaged in the work which in time' like the
present falls so heavily upon their department