New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-18
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1ovpox Julv 1s-The DAILY Telegraph has 'n0
eolIovv;pg dspatch from Alexandra:
"Tbis morning the sailors orc" up
o,oso to Their GatllDg guns anu 'no
nayincs were ordered to get reaay ioi a.;
at,ook Some scouts had sent word tha' A'"oi
pacba was coming The English sailors coii'nu ~.
Gated with the Americans and asked theni " "a "a
-, opd ne nrepared on hearing the alert souhueu'
Tho seamen at the Palace OF justice
and at the American Consulate weio
nrepared. and having got al ~ M
a,orpunit;on ready awatedi the signal Ihey
~o;tsd mill o O'Clock when they heard that the
alarm was false eo,a hot
"plentv of mules have been landed for heid pat
,o-;os which have also been landed, so that our
force is ready to move at a moments notice. Large
numbers of people are returning ashore
.I hear that Arabis troops are about ffteen miles
from Port Said and also that there are some troops
near Suez. c-.-.~.,o.
Intelligence has been received from Cairo that
,ho Project of Police declines to permit Arab
Pachs to enter the city.
.Three Bedouin chiefs have came in and sworn
allegiance to the Khedive."
The Iaily Ners has the following dispatch from
Alexandria:
Refugees from Cairo report that Holy war is
henq proclaimed and that Europeans are being
massacred in Tantah, Mansurah and Zagazig'
consul has been killed at the last-aamed place.
"Tbe ironclads Mnotaur, Sultan and lemeraire
have arrived off Abouklr TO prevent Arab facha
from cutting the dykes. A white nag
was bosted directly the ships appeared.
Gone of the two body guards of the Khedlve,
who rode ont TO Kafr-el-Dwar yesterday evening on
reconnaissance galloped off and joined Arab Pacha
Several Arabs were killed last hight for lncendlar
ism. Three of the Khedive's grooms were killed
bv tbe English guard at the Ras-el-Tln Palace by
mistake
"Ibave inst seen an Arab soldier tied to tree In
4he ouare of Mehemet Ali and shot before the
Arabs and Europeans Despite these severe ex-
amples pillaging continues. Very few houses are
on fire."
LONDON, July 17-Dispatches from Alexandra
state that four sailors and two OF the hnediVes
body guard rode to Kafr-elDwar last evening" anu
reconnoltred Arab Pacha's outposts. Ihey pene-
trated to within 800 yards of Arab Pach"s hhes.
Arsbis troops were found entrehchlhg' puV Soen'u
TO lack proper implements.
II IA reported that last night two British sem
tries were shot by Arabs armed with Remington
rifles.
Ragheb Pacha President of the Ministry, to-day
wrote q letter to Admiral Seymour stating that the
preparations which Arab Pacha Is making are
against the will of the Khedve and of the Govern
ment that Arab Pachs has been ordered TO sus-
nend them that the Kbedive has decided to dismiss
him. but that the danger of a repetition at caro-
and elsewhere of the fatal disorders which occurred
at Alexandra have induced the khedive tempo
ranly TO defer the publication OF his decision
The International Tribunal and the POST Omce
a. al in AlnNn nnhr
been reopened. Vctuals arriving from the
country. The streets from the Custom House to the
Grand Square have been cleared of ruins and made
passable for carriages Dangerous houses have been
demolished with dynamite.
General Stone rode on Sunday afternoon six miles
in the direction of AIabi Pacha's camp, but saw
nothing of his army
Admiral Seymour has issued manifesto announc-
ing that he has undertaken with the consent OF the
Egyptian Government the restoration of order.
Nobody is allowed to leave the town after sunset
Several fresh fires occurred last night
The Northumberland, with 700 men, the lamar
with ninety-on marines, and the Saamis and
Agincourt have arrived at Alexandria The troops
from the lamar disembarked. They will raise the
total British force ashore to 6.OOO men,
The lines this morning says that the oher OF IA
tions which Admiral Seymour has made TO such
10 the Khediye will DO a considerable inducement TO
loyalty and will increase the staff available for
pressing sanitary operations
dispatch from Alexandra to The lines says that
TOuba Pacbas military commander of Alexandria
IS stated 10 have personally Gagged IN the loolng
aud arson.
he Austrian Consul is the only foreign diplomat
Jet who has thought ID necessary TO quit Alexandria
He has gone 10 Port SAID
Dervisch Pacha states that be has sent fifteen
kilograms TO ConstaDtinOple for troops which are
all unanswered
The EGyptiGn Gazette was published to-day. IT is
anatye newspaper started under the control OF the
British authorities
rne Alexandria correspondent Of The Times relat tes
that during the the soldiers lire TO the
house OF a TIMBER merchant. maid-servant es-
capped 70 the garden where she remained surrounded
by hTe the soldiers laughing her agony and firing
AT Der, Dut purposely avoiding the infctOn of a
fatal INJURY, preterflng TO see her burn TO death
Finally, she rushed through the flames and though
wounded by bayonet thrusts, succeeded i'm securing
refuge in the ruins, where she was discovered by
tho Marines, and handed over TO the Americans
In the course of the alarm SATURDAY. night IN
Beaouns al the Gabari gate fled before the attach
of a mIdshlpman and twelve sailors.
Lieutenant jackson, who on the 10Th was
wounded III the attack on the fors, is dead.