Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-18
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. AFTER THE WAR. Death Demanded for the
 Leaders. Closing Scenes in the Conflict ONLY ONE LEADER YET
 HOLDING OUT. DicksOn's Charges of Bribery The Air Full of Start
 ling RumOrs.
EGYPT.

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 The Last Battle-Hopes of the Conquer eA l Leaders-Arab1's Death Demanded by the Txhedive's Suppurters-The Military
 Convention With Turkey and Eng | land.
 ] LONDON, Sept 17.-With the exception of
 few leaders and one or two persons accused
 ! of crimes no rebels were made prisoners by
 General Lowe upon his entry into Cairo. ! He merely required them to surrender their ! arms. Many who have been prominent in 1 the rebellion were told, much to their sur ! prise, that they were free. Kurshid Pasha, 1 commanding the Aboukir, has sent in a mes ! sage announcing his readiness to surrender. l Ninet, the Swiss, Arabi's European adviser, ! has not yet been arrested. The Khedive has \ learned that the commander at Damietta re- ! fuses to surrender. He has 5000 black ! troops. Hassan Pasha Cherei, Arabi's Minis l ter of Pious Foundations, and Kiamil Pasha, l ex-agent of the Ministry of Marine, have bean arrested in Alexandria. Mahmoud Pasha Baroudi has been arrested near Cairo. He driving on the road to Shubra O. the time. Some natives at Cairo, accused ] of murder, assisted by mob, attempted to ] escape from the police station, but the native guard fired upon the crowd and quelled the disturbance. Several of the prisoners wha have been brought into Alexandria have been identified as participators in the massacres. All the Egyptian soldiers who were at Mallhha have abandoned that post and left the army. The native troops having also disappeared from Kafr- el-Dwar, General Wood occupied that position and Mallaha at 1 o'clock this af- ternoon. The naval brigade with their guns have re-embarked.
 Fort Asian was surrendered at II o'clock yesterday morning to General Wood in per- son. The commandant and twelve officers came forward to surrender. Genera al Wood immediately inquired for the Italian naval lieutenant Paolucci. who was supposed to have espoused Arabi Pasha's cause. After some delay Pao- lucci was brought forward, wearing the uni form of an Egyptian officer. He was imme- diately placed under arrest. General Wood informed the commandant of Fort Asian that he would intercede for him and his brother officers if they with their men would assist in repairing the railway. The offer was accept, ed. Several civilians, evidently belonging to the upper classes, were found in the fort. They were apparently merchants, but they were neverthless ordered to set to work on the railway.
 ! An impression prevails in official circles at
 
 tary convention will not now be signed. Nev- ertheless, another Cabinet council held to-day, at which Said Pasha was instructed to address fresh conciliatory communications to Lord Duferin. It is also believed at Con- stantinople that Arabi Pasha will be sent to England. ! COMMENTATORS, Sept. 17.-Lord Dufferin has informed the Porte that the British mili- ! tary operations in Egypt have ended and the British government intends to withdraw portion of it's troops. It is left to the Sultan to decide whether not the conclusion of the proposed military convention would now be opportune.
 The Porte has offered to abandon several | of the disputed points on the Greek frontier aud an amicable settlement of the difficulties
 with Greece is probable. Shiek Obedullah has surrendered to the Turkish authorities ! and has been exiled to Medina.
 | ALEXANDRIA, Sept 1.-The reports of the l surrender of Damietta uncOnirmed. General Wolseley's brigade has been ordered | to Mansurah to prevent the escape of Abbe- ! delal Pasha the rebel commander, from I Damietta, and the troops forming the garri- | son. The Khedive's partIsans demand that ' the death penalty shall be inflicted upon namely, Arabi, Alifehmy, Abdelal, Toulba and Roubi Pashas, Mahmoud Sahmy, Mah. 1 moud Fehmy, Abdullah Nedirna, Hassam Moussa and Sheikhs Esssd and Eldrassi ! Twenty of Arabi's partisans have been ar- | rested at Cairo ald a coust martial for the
 trial of these and other prisoners is about to l open.
 ! The English troops will march through Cairo, and review of the whole force will l take place on the arrival of the Khedive. The Khedive has signed decree dissolving l the Egyptian army and declaring that officers l of all ranks who have been guilty of the
 crime of rebellion shall be prosecuted and ! ha7 f0 1ou