The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-25

Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Foreign.

LONDON, August I.-A dispatch to the
Manchester Guardian from Alexandria
states that the garrison at Mex has been
reinforced to guard against an attack by
tribes from the direction Of Tripoli..
A dispatch from lsmala to Reuters Tele.
graph company says: Forty-;hree trans.
ports are now in Lake finish, and they are
all actively engaged in landing troops,
horses, mules and artillery. Ten thousand
men have already been landed. The fresh
water canal has been cut since yesterday.
The men-of.war Orion, Penelope, Coquette,
Carryfort, Falcon, Tourmaline, Dee and
Beacon are now at lsmalia
The Central News publishes the follow
ing;
A dispatch from lsmaiia says: The en-
tire expedition is in magnificent health
and admirably equipped and found in
every respect. l have no hesitation in say.
ing 1t would be impossible for any country
in the world to send abroad finer little
army.
\ dispatch to Reuters telegram COM
pany from Port Said says: Several more
OF Arab Pasha's officers have come in and
surrendered to the British at kantara
A telegram from Vienna says over 100
women are out on blil at Gress Bisprick,
Hungary, charged with poisoning their
HUSBANDS. The guilt of thirty-tive of them
has been proved.
A dispatch to the Exchange telegraph
company from Alexandria, time, $50 this
evening, says: Movements are observable
in AraDi Pasha's camp from which it is
surmised that this eveniag they are to ad-
vance.
SuEz, August 2i.--The transports AR.
menia and Galatia, with troops, have
arrived from Bombay. The telegraph line
between Ismalia is being reconstructed
from both ends.
LIMERICK, August 2i,-The corporation
of Limerick has unanimously voted the free.
dom Of the city to Mr.. Gray.
ALEXANDRIA, q p. MA telegram has
Just been received here announcing the
capture by the British of Tel.el. Kebir with
1000 prisoners. The above report is prob.
ably premature.
While Arab Pasha's generals know ex.
actly our movements, We are ignOrgnt of
theirs. Absence OF balloons is much fell
here. There is no place where they would
be more useful. The troops at Fort Chem
Itch, near Port Said, are said to be waverinl
| in their allegiance to Arab Pashi, ant
many of them deserting. The 2Gth Com
pany of Royal Engineers landed to.da,
and proceeded to Ramleh. The absence O
field artillery is much commented upon
Intelligence received at the palace ST ate
! that the Boulakel Dakrnr railway has beer
cut short distance south OF Ellita by the
Bedouins, with the object of cutting of
Arab Pasha's retreat to upper Egypt
Sultan Pasha has information of strong
feeling against Arab Pasha in upper Egypt
existing among the people, because OF hi.
exactions
The pilaGing partyat Ramleh to-day con
ciStpl nf Rpupuipe anf tiVp man nf Mupton
hea's regiment. All of the latter wer,
killed or captured by the highlandcrs.
The rebels are constructing new batterie.
on the line of the railway to Cairo.
IsMALTA, August 2i.-The advance o
heavy cavalry and marine artillery ha!
commenced.
Arab Pasha has 2j,OoO pen at Kafrel
| Dwar Large numbers of men are con
stantly entrenching at Tel-el- kebir, and q
big fight of war will probable occur there.
! ALEXANDRIA, August 4.-Several hun
dred Bed uins entered Ramleh today an,
| pl underod sever o. houses. The outposts or,
now exchanging shots with them. Tn,
residents who had returned to Ramleh hav,
again fled,
PORT SAID, August II Two Arabs hay,
| been shot here for not answering the chal
| lcge of the sentry. An exodus of NATIVES
has consequently te'n rn.wed,
PARIS, August 2i.--A dispatch from
Alexandria says: The English being anx
ious to save Cairo, will push on thithe
| from Suez by thu old direct railway line
on which new rails will be laid. Negotia
tons are proceeding between the com
mander of the Austrian ,gunboat Nautilu
and Arab at Aboukir, with a view of effect
ing the release of an officer and twent,
men, who, while Nautilus was oil AL ou
kir last Monday went ashore, where. they
were made prisoners.