The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-06
W0LSELEY CONFIDENT.
FOR TRANSPORTING MEN,
Ihs Weather More Favorable for the Brltl.h
A'"y-Ss'tmts's sf tbs Btdouias-7he
Military Cssreatioa sISsed ~ Tsrl.y. v
PfektnS W Strssgters Ia Alexandria,

1sMAil,A, September 5.-Thc number of
engines en- route from Suez and Post Said
brings up the total to nine, which will DO,
sufficient for transportation purposes. Tho
English horses are holding out well. The
worst Of tho hot weather seems to he over.
II Is stated TINT General Wolseley is In
high spirits, and confident Of success. 1t
will be considered almost a miracle II
Arabi Pasha succeeds in holding Tel.el.
Kabir. 5Gs...5 'a4&5}s 1.4 l.t
Ponr SAID, September 5.-A large mum.
Der Of Bedouins have again been seen on II.
the banks Of the canal between Port Said
and Ismailia. 4; ff,ft ,i,.j a ~
ALEXANDRIA, September 5.-The uur.
derer Of the Enslishmen Richardson and
Dooson was sentenced 10 be hanged on
Thursday. 5als' it&.It0siTT' e = ''I,s'-}
CoSsrAxrlSorLE, September 5.-Tho
Anglo, Turkish military convention has
been signed. 1g2 ~. ii1151fT eg-'
lsMAiLlA, September sit has been as.
certained BY reconnaissance in the direction
Salitiyeh, that the place has been alan.
doned by Arab Pasha. It Is not expected
that we shall have enough provisions to
be ready to advance for II week. :,
POM SAID, September 5.-Some OF the
rebel officers from .Talibiyche have arrived
at lsmailia to tender their submission.
Over 5000 Arabs are fortiiying Talihiyche.
The enemy are enIbarking their baggage
and military stores from Fort Ghemilch. 4
ALEXANDRIA, September 5.-There Inns
been considerable movement in tho
enemy's camp, apparently accustomed by
The arrival OF rrinforeenents. lidl's
CoSsrANTlSorIE. September 5.-An Arab
paper published At Beyren,. in Syria, has
been suppressed for having published All
article against the Christians. n. z. s. Is.
ALEXANDRIA, September 5.-Thc man
who murdered the two Enelisl,men, Rich.
ardson and Dobson, and who is 10 be exc.
ciited Thursday, has confessed his guilt.
lie will BE- hanged in the native quarters.
A pacard in Arabic; and English, stating
the cause OF the execution, will be attached
to the gallows. 15Ii s1' @17,iT=
Mabmtud Fehmy denies he was cap.
tured by British troops. lie says he sur
rendered. He accuses many Of those
composing the entousdge Of the Khcdiye.
including Cherif Pacha Prime Minister,
Of having communicated with Arab
Pasha. kadri Pasha has arrived as
representative Of the Sultan. Z, q n -
ALEXANDRIA,, September 5.-The sub
stance of Aiahmoud Fehmy's information
has been telcgrapl,cd to General Wolseley,
Il ls believed that The Influence OF NAH
moud Fehmy will Le useful in bringing
over the rebels. ~ Gii1s lsys.1l - =
PARIS, September 5.-Victor Lesseps to-
day presented his report to the council Of
the suez Canal Company, OH the negotia.
tions with the English authorities for the
preservation Of the neutrality OF the canal.
he said that General Wolseley had in.
formed him that the English Government
accepted the responsibility for the damage
and obstruction TO the enual. ,9j -.
. ALEXANDRIA, September 5.-A body OF
lo0 MARINES made a raid to-day upon tho
villages between Alexandria and keki,
and arrested all persons who were unable
TO give good account OF themselves. The
authorities are taking stringent measures
TO prevent the indiscriminate landing Of
persons without means or employment,
One. hundred and fifty such persons who
landed Yesterday have been sent TO the arse
max pending decision as 10 whether or
not they shall be compelled to return on
board the vessels from which they disen,-
barked. -Four Bedonins caught lootjpr
IN Ramleh have been sentenced to death.