The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19
SUNDAY DISPATCHES.
Egyptian News

LONDON, September 1.-THE Reuter- tele
gram company has received the following
dispatch from Alexandria under date Of the
10th The British now occupy kafr-el
Dwar and the artillery camp at Ramleh has
been dissolved, and the naval brigade with
drawn. General Wood will proceed tC
Cairo tomorrow night.
II is reported that Damietta has surren'
dered.
A dispatch TO Reuters telegraph com
pany from Alexandra states that when two
trains. which went 10 kair-el-Dwar yester-
day afternoon to bring here the prisoners OF
war, reached that place all the soldiers had
disappeared, except small body which had
been left to guard the arms and accoutre-
ments.
A dispatch from Cairo 10 the Reuters
telegram company says. The news from
the interior is favorable. II is believed
that all the townsville surrender and pledge
alliance to the khedive, The English com.
mander at the citadel, finding that many
prisoners were being harbored there, has
put the Egyptian commander in chains.
The Reuters telegram company has the
following from Alexandria: About twenty
persons have been arrested in Cairo in
Guiding Reafet Bey. admiral. Many promi.
nent rebels are still at large. All prisoners
will be tried by court,martial The rail-
road from this place to Cairo has been
repaired, but remains under military
control. The first train for Cairo will leave
here Tuesday with government officials.
The rebel position at Kafr-el. Dwar con.
sisted of three successive camps, the fore
most two only being abandoned,
In the town itself GOO fellahs two regi-
ments of cavalry and several horse ba tier
isH have been disarmed. The work of dis
arming the prisoners is now over and only
a lew companies of English troops remain
to guard them, There were found in the
rebel camp at Fort Asian $50
saddle and carriage horses which had been
looted during the bombardment of Alex
andria The council Of ministers is pre-.
pairing u decree disbanding the army,
The Daily News has the following from
Alexandria. Although the enemy aban.
doDed their camp al Kalr-el-Dwar they left
their guns, horses, tents, etc, standing in
good order in charge of few officers and
men The banks OF Alexandria are
having the barricades that have
been put up for Their protection
animated. General Woods brigade will |
proceed to Cairo. The general himself left |
at noon to-day for kair-el-Dwar to meet |
Rule Pasha who had arrived there from
Cairo with other important persons, When
Roubi Pasha reached Cairo he was given in
charge Of English officers. Coincdent with
Roubi Pasha's arrival members of the
troops from Beyrout, Rosetta and Aboukir
came into kair.el-Dwar to surrender. Two
companies of British troops have been sent
10 Dametta.
The Daily News Cairo dispatch says
The Household cavalry will he the first to
cave Egypt. The hOmeward movement
will begin shortly after the military review
which will be held as soon as the khedive
arrives here. General Wolseley will hold
40 interview with Arab Pasha unless the
after requests it. The commanders at Ro.
etta and Aboukir having offered to sur
ender to the khedive, he replied that they
must march straight to Kafr.el.D war and
to the English
ALEXANDRIA, September 1.-THE sur
ender of Aboukir has been fixed for To-.
lay. The report of the surrender Of
)amletta is uncontirmcd. The Bedouins
oft kair.el-Dvar two hours before the ar
ival there of the British troops, taking
heir arms and ammunition with them,