The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-16
WHAT A. .A..PICNIClJ. AZ IN; .
FOR THE BOLD BRITISH RRUlsERs.
Arab Surrender uaeondltlonaIly-rhc War
Comes to IN Ead-The lnslOrIous End Of tho "
Egyptian Rsbslllon-I, olstleT Received y
With Open Arms-War, 1tsms. lyi3s,i 7,.,

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LONDON, September l5.-Thc war Office
has received the following dispatch from i
General Wolseley: ~,
BEsllA, September l5.-Gen. lowe has
occupied Cairo. Arabi Pasha md Tohlba
Pasha have surrendered Internationally.
Ten thousand troops at Cairo have laid
down their arms. 'It g .EtFt ""l li'"S
! LONDON, September l5.--G General WolsG.
Icy has arrived at Cairo from whence La'
sent the following: tH,S1t ,Ei'''S.'ts'} y i's
"Cairo, September l5.-The war Is over.
Send no more men from England. il Mid.
shipman Do Chair Is safe. I have been rc. !,
ceived with open arms by all classes. Tho !.
soldiers are glad TO return 10 their homes. 4
Our cavalry did extremely well in the long
forced march yesterday ,tjs,isiIsa ia tn5,B
LONDON, September l5.--Thcp following
additional dispatch has been received from
'"CAlRo, September l5.---Arabi Pasha and :
Toulba Pasha are both confined in our /,
guard room. issclp5lsil iss5.rG1 BRt.,.ly;;.
Il will change my base from Ismalia to
Alexandria, l N :os5s5A, YJif5tj,
ALEXANDRIA, September l5.--Thc Khe. :
dive.and Sir Edward Molett, British Consul
General, will proceed 10 Cairo as soon as tho.
canal is open. All offers Of submission must 1
be made to the Khedive nominally, but by
actual surrender to GeneralGiAy " olscley. / 1t /,
appears Kafr.el.Dwar has not yet been oc. J.
cupied. Negotiations for. its occupation
are expected to be concluded this alter
noon. The announcement that the British
had entered the earthworks Yesterday was
misconceptions. Generals Wood and
and llarman rode In with small party in d.
consequence Of the display OF flags Of truce. /.
Roubla Pasha vase Commander, troops
at Meks, and is deeply implicated in tic
rebellion. 70 shG..t3 'gliTl5lii.G'Hi1 N,'SnS' ~
ALEXANDRIA, September l5.-The news ,
oi tne capture Of Arabi Pasha was received
by the people here with what ,was nppar- 4
emily the widest enthusiasm. Mahmoud Y
barondI and Suleiman Sami,f who com-'s
manded the battalion which took q lead.
ing part in the burning Of. Alexandria,
were recalled from Salihiyeh by their
friends and fled to Upper Egypt. Ali Feb.
my and Reshid Pasha' were not captured;'',
at el.el.kebir, but it is believed theyt3
have since been arrested at Cairo.9 laa.s 5.1i
The enemy's troops from Mehallet and
hafr-el.Dwar will parade at the front
here. Those from Mehallet will arrive on lt'
Sunday, when they will surrender Their ,a
arms will be taken, und they will be Z,
stripped OF their military dress and dis.
banded in the presence OF all the troops Of
General Wood: atfl 3li y 9!.Jlit.'js' Il.
In many instances the wounded .of
Arabi's army fired upon the British after
they had passed them. ~. -iy;. ltr,T.{ n. a..
:. Lord St. Vincent cut down native
standard.bearer and captured his .colors.
There were lamentablet casualties on tho
enemy's side. Old men and children were
killed. This was unavoidable; owing to =
the fact that the Egyptians kept upa slrag-
Cling fire from their mud huts.;S This q
brought the English fire upon non.com-
batants. Canned provisions for 10000 +,
men Tor month were captured Mt Tel.cl-
kebir. -, 49,,
The Khedive did not receive Boutron
Bey and the other delegates from Cairo, as .
they merely bear q letter from Arabi =
Pasha offering his submission, and were
not accredited by notables rs expected, E
After the arrival OF the khedive at Cairo !.
regularly constituted court will be estab- y
lished for the public trial OF the rebel chiefs.
WHO will be allowed to engage counsel. = ~! 3
!. ALEXANDRIA, September 15.-Noon-,ia
The British move forward at 4 o'clock this u
afternoon to disarm 5000 men ut. ,Kafr.el =
Dwar. > ;t.g,, .,,gi !, ,,,,
GAO p. M:-The engineers have Just 70. Il,
turned and report Observation-Disclosures 4
They saw many skeletons there. The "a.
rebels are supposed to have gone 10 tho nj
Aboukir forts. saa,: ,:ti.lfa it.66Iurt
/. TEL.EL-KEnlR, September l5.-Twelye il
hundred prisoners have already been g,
marched buck to Ismaila. .5& iatisGitaT ~
:. 1sMAiLlA, September l5.-Twenty.seven .
Egyptian officers were brought in this /.
morning. fitag 2ca5ils al5lii,,!,, .st5i3 I.i!
TELxLrkEBIR, September 15.-An Egyp-
tian doctor states that when Arab Pasha r.
was making of by the nilway to to Zaga- j..
zag he was fired at by one Of his ownstt
officers. Another prisoner reports that ~
Arab was wounded. This is sdoubtful.gfG! u
LONDON, September l5.-Notwithstand-, !,
ing the collapse Of the Egyptian rebellion .
in the English arsenals up TO g1
last night were unrelaxed. 2 Fresh orders n
were given yesterday for additional sup 5
plies in Egypt 3s't:tis9r 4t4la pl N,
tiDuDLlS, September ia general move t5
ment is dtloat 10 present Geneull Wolscley -
with sword Of honor on his return from 2;
Egypt. E.5s,flt. !. 2. i47''sl ~ ISl.;iB Z
ALEXANDRIA, September; 5.-General =
Wolselcy has sent Yowub Pasha, ,Ambi q
Iasha's late under Minister OF War, 10 4ag
afr-El.Dwar to arrange for the surrender
of that place. Mahmoud Pasha Sami has
not yet been arrested. ja. ..il ~ s::;.-ai l.5l=
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