The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

S0AAEkcg N1OLu hu0 CUTIE
frequently eOnsults, explsin that Aral
Pasna insofar ss he disebeyed the Ca
, Jpn, is rebel, and NAV he uncerimon
Ously treated as such, HI. insofar as b
has been the defender vi Hoham media
country against the aggressive designs G
Christians he has merely fulfilled the du
ties of good Mussulman, and conse
quently the Csliph cannot make common
cause with England. The Sultan ma
punish Arab Pasha if Soma act of rebel
lion is Croved against him, but he mus
not associate himself with those who Wisl
10 crush Arab PsshA ne the defender o
Islam A correspondent says this vii
greatly influence Turkish military action
Alexandria, l3.-Chureh services wer
held on Sunday afternoon in the city
Tie enetny's main defsnses appear fu-
jshed. It is rumore1 that Arab Pssh,
Is sendirR laborers away to avoid the
necessity of feeding them.
The Duke of Connsught has applied t
have the marines briga9ed with guards
This Is regarded as compliment by the
former.
News is just received Of skirmish t.
the westward of Alexandria, beyond
Mek's forts. The sailors and marines
drove 8 number OF Arabs back with TIRE
fire Of small fed piece. No loss on the
English side.
Foreigners have begun to grumble and
have formed so-called vigilance COM
mittse to watch European interests. This
movement will be q source of consider
able trouble to Sir Garnet Woolsely IN
less FIRMLY dealt with.
After the guard had been inspected
Gen. Adsge formed the officers into q
circle and pointed cut the duties and
hsrdships of campaigning. He reminded
them that they must be prepared to meet
an enemy OF great strength, coursgeous,
determined and we'll armed. He eau
toned them against being too ssnguine
and oVer-son6dent, and to guard against
surprises.
Arab Pssha's truce on Aboukir ridge
has been drawn in.
Il is reported that q party from the
gunbost Condor went ashore on Sunday
and destroyed the stores of gun cotton,
etc., beyond Meks forts, belonging to
the enemy. The skirnish beyond Msks
reported 10 q previous dispatch occurred
on this occasion. Several of the enemy
we're killed.
Lord Charles Beresford, with a patrol
party, near Fort Meks, had a narrow es-
cape from being cut by BedouIns.
The sailors on shore were sent t0 their
ships on Sunday. The irooc!ad train is
put out of commission.
The UoldstreRm Guards landed this
morning and marched TO Kamleh, where
the VII lie brigade Of foot guards is now
encsmped, under the command Of the
Duke Of Connaught
General Allison having written the
commander of the German quo boat,
HabIcht, that security can now be guar
a1teed in Alexandria, the Germ an sail
ors guarding tAe German hospital were
Withdrawn yesterday. This removes the
last foreign landing party.
New York, 13-rhe HerGLd'S Alex
sndris correspondent bad the following
interview with the Khedive, to-day, IN
the palace Of Rss E Tn:
Correspondence it true that Arab
ufferA terms Of surrender?
Khedive--No. Arab sent ma mes-
sage that It was impossible to recognize
me as Khedive. while the English troops
were in Egypt, and that it would be bet
ter that ali Egypt should be in ashes than
in the hands OF the English. Arab for
gets that had Egyptian troops obeyed my
orders not to sbandon the forts, and to
remain 10 AlexsndIis, this would have
been unnecessary.
Correspondent-WhAt mission has De-
Lesseps TO Arab?
KnediVe-I was cot consulted on the
matter. Arab has given safe conduct
TO DeLesseps 10 meet him tonight at
Damauhour.
a COrrespondent- Have OsmAn Refki
sud the Circassisn officers who have Just
arrived from SIamboul brought your
any special message from the
SultAn2
Khedive-NO 1 shall Immediately
form body guards, with these Olrcassians
ss officers, and thus form the nucleus of
a new Egyptian army.
The Khedive spoke most warmly OF
the loyalty shown him by General Stone
and praised the energy Of Consular
Agent Long.
Your correspondent had the following
interview with Reouft Pasha, who ar
rived here yesterday from Cairo and
from Arabi's camp. He was formerly
governor of Suezdsn:
Correspondent When did you see
Arab?
Reouf-On Thursday, at Kofr FL
DWRr.
CorrespOndent-Did be chow any sign
Of the white feather2
Reouf-NO; he will fight till the last.
The whole nation backs him, be told
me, l have the moral support OF France
and Italy, the friendly advice Of De Les
seps aud the Italian consul, and l have
friends in Barron De Ring and member
of the Stamboul conference. will fight
till the English or my count.ymen are
extermin sted.
Alexsn1is, 14.-Fires of considerable
10 4gnitude are visible to-day in the rear
Of the enemy's position at Kingosmsn.
The steamer Holland with the house
hold cavalry and the trocp6hIp Orinntes
with the Cameron HighlaRdefs and q
battalion OF the berkshire regiment
have arrived.
Tendon. 1s.--Five complete railway
trains, consisting OF twelve carriages
each, are purchased for use In Egypt.
The army Of occupation in Egypt will
be reinforced by the third division of the
frat army corps. a number Of Regiments
ara ordered In readiness for sctive service
The trOopshiD Halabar at Portsmouth
is under orders to take this week about
9, 0OO additional officers and men to
strengthen the regiments already IN
Egypt while further detachme2ts OF
artillery embark at WoolWieh.
London, 24.--Itis stated that hali tho
marines now stationed in Ireland will
proceed to Egypt as soon as possible.
Philadelphia, l3.-The Land League
OF Philadelphia, this evening. decided
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