The daily gazette., 1882-09-21
RumoRs OF TROUBLE.
The Collapse OF AbdalIah Pasha's Resist
anee-A Summons 10 Surrender.


LONDON, Sept. 2l.--Rldlculous rumors
in prevail that Russia viii demand Arabi's
release. The Ulemas yesterday assured
Gen. Wolseley that no attempt would be made
TO excite RELIGIOUS feeling against the English.
The General has refused Arahl an audience
On the 27th there will be grand military
review ak Cairo, Passenger trains now run
daily to Kafr-el-Dwar.
The following account Of the collapse OF
Abdallah Pasha's resistance has been re-
ceived "Abdallah summoned his black
regiment and said he expected them 70 nght
TIL the last. He declared that Arabi had
turned traitor and fed, but that kafr.eI-
Dwar was making q heroic resistapce. The
soldiers asked why they should risk their
Ifves for Arab and Add allah. The latter
replied that they were not lighting for him,
but for their religion and their country and
the Caliph. They should be ready, he said,
10 die, as he was. The soldiers replied :
Then die and shot him through the
stomach"
The review of the British troops on the
arrival of the Khedive will be an imposing
spectacle. 1t is expected that about lOiOOO
| men will be In line. The Swiss, Mint, who
| IA a prisoner, denies that he aided Arab IN
constructing defenses. He maintains that
he confined himself 10 the ambulance de-
partment, and says he wished 10 serve only
under the Geneva Cross.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 20.-The departure
Of the Khedive for Cairo has been postponed
until Monday. A squadron of the Bengal
Lancers has arrived here to escort him to
Cairo. Ibrahim Tewiik Pasha, who re-
turned to Damanhour, having been ap-
pointed Governor Of that place by the Khe-
dive, has been ill-treated there. Reports Of
outrages and disturbances continue to ar
rive from the interior. All the European
houses and factories in Tanta have been
plundered !; also few houses in Benha and
Brket-es-Saba. The Sussex Regiment
which was sent from here yesterday by
train, has occupied Damanhour. The re
ports of the outbreak there are fully coz
iirmed. Three Copts have been murdered
by the rioters. The murderers were ar
rested.
PoRr SAID, Sept. 2O.-A summons u
surrender was to-day addressed TO the com
} mander of Fort Ghemileh. An expedition
will be sent by land against Ghemileh If tn,
garrison refuse TO surrender, and IL. NJ
steamers Agincourt and Northumberland
which are lying broadside TO Fort Ghemlleh
will lombard the fort In the same event
Refugees from Cairo are leaving here daily
for their homes there. Admiral Seymour
has gone to Alexandria.
LONDON, Sept. 2O.-A telegram is pub
lished here stating that in consequence o.
some disorders in the Arab quarter Of Cairo
General Wolseley has threatened, in the event
OF their renewal, to open fire from the cita
del. Not much credenoe is attached to th'
report, as special dispatches from Cairo II
the London press generally represent the cit.
I TO be in tranquil condition.
The Times, in its leading article, says
"There can be no possible question that
whatever may be the ultimate solution o
the political problem, the Khedive must 70
a considerable time lean upon the fore
which has destroyed the rebellion. Larg
numbers of our troops will return home
but there must remain sufficient to over
come disaffection. We may go further AM
say that the organization of a permanen
force for the maintenance of the order mus
proceed under English direction.
The Daily Aems has the following dispatcl
from Cairo The people here are preparing
for an illumination in honor of the khedive'
return. There is not single sign of dis
satisfaction. The city is fast filling up witt
refugees. Only one regiment, said to b
cavalry, which Is in upper Egypt, remain
faithful to Arab Pasla. Arab shares hi
prison with Mahmoud Fehmy, who was hi
chief engineer and military adviser Aral
il suffering from fever and diarrhpl
Crowds surround the prison 10 learn If Ii
will be retained as prisoner, but no one
= permitted to see him.