Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
Erom The BosroN CENrINEL.

at the time he was about to enter the
Lybian desert in his operations against
'TripoIi, TO one of his correspondents in
this state. We have forebore laying it
before our readers, lest It's publication
might possibly prejudice the Important.
expedition he was engaged in but it now
being ascerfained that the expedition has
been abandoned; that our gallant coun-
tryman together with the bashaw Ham
ct, aad about ninety of their faithful
followers, have escaped to Syracuse.
we say escaped, tor We are ted that
the sodiery winch had been embodied
By general Eaton, and the ex-bashaw, s.
who were flashed with the prospect of
shariag the pillage of the usurper's ter
riEory, on tindingin the peace which had
bsen concluded, the illustration of all
EA;r nepes became outrageous, g their.
vengeance had like to have been fatal to
both the general and the Bashaw I've
think itno longer necessary to withhold
itfrom the public At present we shall
moi make any other comment upon the
extracts we give than merely to say
thev delineate deep and able politl-
clan. uDited with the cool, perseyering 6
intrepid parlizan, and that they will be
read with great interest;
s.Eggpt, province Of Bshera, villags Of
Dinamh0ur,
AN. 25th, 1905.
q After touching at Malta, the Argus
arrived at Alexandria, [ESgpt,l on the
2S,h of November, 1904 We received
from the BRUSH resident at Cairo, and
consul az Alexandria, every assistance
which the nature Of oursaifairs 81 their du-
" could require & admit. At alexandria
il was intimased to me, that llamet bashaw
Tvhe killed pIince of Tripolil was not to
be had without application TO Elf Bey, to
whom re had attached hinseh-both OF
whoal were II Upper Egvpl, acting with
the slamalukr Beys, against the Ottoman
government; and 10 whom access was barr
ed bV he Turkish army, Under these dis
coa aging appearances and contrary TO The
advice of every body on the sea coast,
on the s30sh of November left Alexandra
for Grand Cairo, with three officers, lieu
tenapt OsBannan, Messrs. Mann, 8 Da-
NELSON and a few men from the brig, who
together with some others recruited ON the
SPOT. and at Rosetta, made an escort of 8
This precaution was necessary upon &C
count of the banks of the Nile being infest.
ed by the wild Arabs of the desert anc by
stlagling Arnaut deser.ers from the graed
seienlor's army; the former subsist by plun.s
der the latter roo and murder indiscrimi-
nately every defenceless being whose APP
pearance denote properly. Both move IN
bodies and have rendered themselves terri
rible throughout Egypt. On the Stn Dec,
1901 we arrived WITHOUT accident at Grand
Car.
Hare | found the prime minister 81 one
OF he confidential governors OF Hamet ba-
shay, who confirmed the intimasion re-
csivsd at Alexandra, that the bashaw was
actually with the Mamelnke 5eys, s. con.
sidered as an enemy 10 the government Of
thiscounuy- HAD already dispa ched t.
him secert couriers from Alexandra and
Rosetta and now sent off athird and 4ih
from the eapital. But had not yet had AZ
audience of the viceroy, and not knowing
his accessible point, the difficulty appre-
hended OF getting the Bsshaw out of the
country exceeded that ofacoess to him -
for found il impossibleto do it privately,
and TO attempt it might nos only defeat our
main offset, but endanger our own person
al safety.
Wherefore, at my hrstinterview find
ing the viceroy man of much more frank
ness and liberalty than commonly fall to
the character of Turk,I unreservedly :
pened to him the object of my visit to his
country and received she prefer of friend
~ Offices.
This cleared little my prospect while
it Grated new enbarrassments-for the
interference or even the amnesty OF the
vceroy in the beE Ii of Hamet bashaw