The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-20

tne attICR on lhe lOrt, lS dehu'
IN THE HOUSE UF COMMONS
this afternoon Sir Charles Dixie, under for
eign secretary, said that he found that he
had gone too far in stating that Germany
had expressed her approval OF tue
bonn bardment Of Alexandria. This declara,,
ton was made In consequence OF Official
contradiction to his statement TO that ei-
feet published in Berlin and Vienna.
ACTION OF AMERICANS.
LONDON, July 1.-THE correspondent OF
the Daily Telegraph sends the following;
"ALEXANDRIA, July 1G, a p. M ii Wis,
tied the American consulate to-day and
found it occupied by sixty American ma
rines and twenty sailors with small gun.
The houses around being on fire the Amer
leans were preparing to blow them up in
order to save the consulate. How the
Americans managed to get gunpowder into
the square is mystery. 1t is literally full
! of sparks. However they succeeded and
brought down the houses in the vicinity OF
bad IS the condition of it that
| the American marines insisted on guarding
us to our landing place, many cut-throats
being abroad.
The English occupy the palace of justice
as their consulate, and the French have
pose.
Americans are sending out parties to
bury the dead. The English are pumping
water on the burning houses.
$50 p. m.-The Americans are sending
nearly all the marines back to the ship,
Arab Pasha's forces consist OF two regl,,
ments only, The entire country road
believes the people OF Cairo will not per
nit Arab Pasha to loot that city. Last
night strong band of Arabs entered
Alexandria and killed number OF loyal
Egyptian soldiers. One of the American
sailors was cut down to-day by his olhcer,
Lieutenant Graham, for bad behavior.
Refugees continue to be found in large
numbers. The dead were buried to-day
Many houses were blown up by the Egyp.
tianS and Americans in order to stop the
fire.
TO RESTORE ORDER.
ALEXANDRIA, July 17.-Admiral Sey-
mour has issued manifesto announcing
that he has undertaken, with consent OF
the Egyptian government, restoration OF
order. No body is allowed to leaye town
after sunset.
The Northumberland with 700 men, the
Lamaur with 0l marines, and the Salamis
and Agincourt have arrived here. The
marines will land at Rameek.
LIMA, INDIA, July 1.-THE immediate
equipment of troops going to Egypt IS or
dered, and all officers abroad on furloughs
have been ordered to regular commands.
PANAMA, July S.-A catastrophe is re-
ported to have occurred at Buenos AyreS
on the occasion of the funeral obsequles
of Garibaldi A curain in one of the lodges
caught fire. The ediiice was crowded at
the time, and in consequence. of the ag-
glomeration of the people on the staircase
in their anxiety to escape the wall fell
down, buryiDg many of them. Twenty
bodies were dug out of the ruins, and ten
persons were seriously wounded. All were
weIl-known people.
HOPED FOR.
MADRID, July l7--Fhe Gazette an
nounces that The advent Of a direct heir
to the throne is hopecd for at the begin
ming of December.
PANAMA ADvICEs.
PANAMA, July S.-The revolution in Qua
doe continues TO progress. AlfarO, the rev
olutonary leader, has declared that he will
shoot all officers he may capture who fight
for Vienta Milla, the actual presi-
dent. He asserts that in sustain
ing the dictatorship they become traitors
to their country and as such deserve death
Abato, d large city on the road trem Quay
aquin to Quito, has fallen into their hands.
All hope of foreign intervention
Peru. A few illusionists prefer to
hope against hope, but the majority now
understand that if peace is to be brought
about it must be due to their own efforts.
The Chilians now openly assist and pro-
mote all conferences tending 20 bring about
peace, but up to the present little has
occurred pointing to a speedy settlement
| Tarapaca is undoubtedly lost to Peru. Gar
cia Calderon, ex-provisional president .and
now prisoner in Chill, has asked to be re-
leased on parole in order togo to Europe,
without landing in Peru. The Peruvian
leaders in Arequipa, Carrillo and Velare-
do have fallen out and con
hict between their parusons Is
eypected. The truce between Chill
and Bolivia has not yet been arranged. 1t
will probably follow the meeting OF con-
gress on August 9th.
ALEXANDRIA,.
ALEXANDRIA, July lS.-lt ls stated t4.at
orders have been received from home en-
Joining the British to content themselves
with maihtaing order.
The correspondent of the Times teie-
graphs that ne has opened communication
with the camp of Arabi Pasha, which bis
formant saws consists of over GO0O |
men. who are intensely disCOntented |
and are now surrounded by starv- |
ing women and children. Recruits !
of the lowest class aro stnl being entlced 1
BY Arab with u promise OF unlimited |
pIunder, and the force is held together by |
The assertion that the English will kill |
those returning to the city. Arab aud |
Toulba Pasha have utterly lost prestige by |
their gross cowardice during the lombard |
ment. The artillerymen were kept at their |
guns on the 1lth instant by the infantry, |
who were posted under cover.
The idea of occupying Ramalek has been |
abandoned. Five hundred marines viii |
occupy the seven different port centres, |
which Is expected TO place the whole |
town under efIectual surveillance. The ns- |
tive police force has been organized 10 acI |
under te direction of the military police, |
and the detective force bas been Instructed I
to search for suspicious persons;
LoNDoy, July lS.-A dispatch in the sec /
ond edition Of the Daily TELEGRAM says |
The night passed quietly. Tue lines are |
very strongly guarded. The fires are /
nearly all out. The Times Alexandria |
dispatch SAYS. There was an attempt last /
evening to set fireto st. Mark building, the /
headouarters Of Americans in Alexandria. |
An Alexandria dispatch 10 the Daily I
News SAYS: The khedive states that 1U5 i
Europeans have been killed at Kapreldewi. /
The numerous executions at AleKandria /
excite some comment among the liberals /
in the press and IN parliament. The Daily /
Telegraph has the folloTing:
ALExANDnIA, July ~, (G.3O ?. m. This |
morning, the sailors drew up close 10 their |
Gatling guns, and the marines were ordered 4
to get ready for an attack. Some scouts /
bad sent word that Arab Pasha was com |
ing. The English sailors communicated /
with the American, asked them to get ready |
aud be prepared on hesung the alarm /
sounded. The sUamen at the palace Of jus |
tire and at the American consulate were I
prepared. and having got al their ammu- I
nition ready, awaiting the signal, they I
waited until . O'Clock, when they heard I
tbat the alarm was false.
The leading editorial in The Morning Post
says. The behavior Of the American Gd- |
miral and his men at Alexandra, is beyond |
all prsise. Amid diplomatic protest.
and naval demonstration OF imbeciIifY, /
Il i refreshing 10 find a conan /
der Who is able and willing
on his scc0unt 10 say what be links and
do uhat be says. SiKiy marines, physi- /
caiiy speaking. could not Do much, bit /