Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-30
ARABI WILL RESIST
The British to the Bitter End-AH Re-
ports that He is Willing to Sur.
render Unfounded.
Critical Condition Of Affairs at Port
Said-DeLesseps Severely Criti-
cised-FOreign News.
ALEXANDRIA, July 29.-The fort at Ga
bari was destroyed this morning.
TIE ARnrrIrIp E02ra

ALEXANDRIA, July 29.-The fort at Ga
| bari was destroyed this morning.
THE ABoUKIR FORTS
Admiral Seymour will reconnoiter the
Aboukir forts tomorrow. There appears to
be some doubt as to whether the lombard
| ment Of the forts will take place, because
it is supposed the prisoners taken BY the
Egyptians are confined therein.
POWDER MAGAZINE BLOWN UP.
A large powder magazine at MehheIrom,
from which it was said Arab Pasha had
recently taken stores, has been blown up by
the British.
ARABI's woULD-BE AssAssINs RECEIVED BY
THE KHEDIvE.
Osman Pasha Kipki and twenty-six Cir
eassian officers, implicated in tho recent plot
10 sae-zzsiasfss Afzbfzf zshz,s arrived ,io-aay
from Sonstautinople, having beeii summoned
BY telegraph BY the khedive. They were re-
ceived with great ceremony.
RUSSIA WITHDRAWN FROM THE CONFERENCES.
LONDON, July ga dispatch from Com
stantinople to the Times says the Russian
charge dafaires has been ordered by his gov
ernment not to attend any more meetings of
the conference until be has received detailed
Instructions.
THE BRITISH DESTROYING CANNON.
Explosions wers heard here throughout
the day. They were caused by the British
destroying cannon and powder magazines in
the forts. Two armed parties started to-
night from the Alexandria passenger station
and Gabarigoods depot to repair the railways
cut by the rebels on the AlexanCiria side of
Mahalla Junction. Cherif Pasha has arriv, d
here.
CHERIF VISITS TEwFIE.
Cherif Pssha visited the khedive this
evening and then proceeded TO his residence
on Mahoudich canal.
CRITICAL CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT PORT
SAID.
The condition of affairs at Port Said is
very critical. The conduct of De Lesseps is
severely criticised. II is reported that he is
in daily communication with Arab Pasha.
THE PORTE ASSERTING ITSELF.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 29.-The sultan, |
replying 10 verbal Representations, OF Lord |
Duferin, British ambassador, requesting the |
immediate issue of proclamation against |
Arab Pasha, stated that such demand can
not be made by England alone, hut should |
proceed from the conference of the powers,
IN which case it would receive due considera- /
ion.
THE TURKISH FORCE FOR EGYPT.
The military commissioners are of the ]
opinion that the expedition to Egypt should |
consist of an advance guard and three divis-
ons, with an effective force of 1900 men
zach.
TROOPS ORDERED TO MOVE
Fifteen thousand troops have been ordered
o proceed to Egypt next week.
A DENIAL FROM THE PORTE.
The Porte denies that it has received any
elegram announcing the submission of Ar
hi Pasha.
GERMANY SUPPORTING ENGLAND.
The German Representatives was instructed
'esterfay from Berlin 70 recommend to the
ultan TO issue a proclaim alton declaring
.rabl Pasha rebel as demanded by En-
land.
TURKEY TO SEND 10000 MEN.
Moukhtar Pasha has made arrangements
'hich will enable the Porte to dispalch 90
90 men to Egypt in successive detachments.
The True State OF Affairs.
BosroN, July 29.-The Heralds London
cables as follows: "a member
the government assures me that the reports
t fArabps Intentions 10 offer terms OF surrender
re entirely unfounded. Very little conf
ence can be placed in correspondents at
Alexandria. All important probabilities are
arefuily hidden from them. An examining
arty approached the fort at Aboukir this
,orning; the Egyptians made ready to
re, and the English rsstired abruptly. The
/
rogress of Arabi's affairs. 1t is not san
uine he will surrender. The only terms
ill be Punishment for himself and officers,
be disbandment of the bulk of lis troops
nd the punishment of all suspected of COM
licity in the alleged massacre. Arabi sent |
elegates yesterday to meet the British flag
ftruce. Ali haughtily declined to talk of a
nrrender on any terms. They were
,ost insulting to the English officers.
'nsv a1Id IN he
litter end; that Arab had the whole country
18th him. The deputies retired sneering at
be English professions and threats, There
eemed TO be no foundation for the reports
hat Arabi acts with hostility to the interests
Europeans. Arabi is obviously playing
Iaiting game. The report that he took GUS
pms money at AIexandria new proves to be
lie. A telegram from him to a private
arty here bitterly complains OF the preju-
iced reports. Arab has means of knowing
he English movements. Even the officers
urrounding the khedive communicate with
.rabi. He also gets important information
rom Constantinople. Arab now signs him
slf as commander of the National Army,
provisional government OF Cairo" !
ENGLAND.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
LONDON, July 29.-The duke OF West
linster was married to Lady Catherine
avendish to-day.
SIR GARNET woIsLEY INDIsPosED.
General Sir Garnet Wolsley is seriously
,disposed.
ITALY.
oUCHING TRIBUTE TO THE LATE MINISTER !
MARSH. II
ROME, July s9.-The Institute of Val
-mo, at Vallambross, paid touching trib-
te to the late Mr. Marsh, American minis ,
II. They received his body into the hall of I
,eir institute for embalmipg, and kept :
nard over it day and night. The entire in 5
itute accompanied the body down the s
ountain to Pontassaive.