Daily Republican., 1882-07-15
clRNAGE AND DEATH.
,.v,NG kEPORTS FROM THE
6lChn%IAN SEAT OF WAR
ES1.soIATE ALEXANDRIA.

bythe Sninnderers with Calling guns.
srSlns al detachment just landed
Ihe su "ait for reinforcements before
naa " ,ara M able to push for the centre
VIZ ss;bs town. There were short
l:.u :,u' ephting. No water could be
SanR SaallRuod owing to the stoppage OF the
ODISln0' There are some French ladies
SolIs the fugitlves rescued yesterday
A@OtS tSa Egyptian Perfect OF Police who
slsO snSsd snS tbe instigator of the massacre
uCcTTO~"ndrla on the 11th of June.
u AoHu nTo NOT enongh sailors and ma.
Tneie % "'o ocrnpy all the streets of the
ia,' It1 ! Some ield-pieces were we're landed
M i;n ,hs natiues at Ras-el-Tin Fort.
'iTS Tha 'IS ITShedivs's Ras'el Tin palace was
1,aS LnS shortly before the marines ar
loO.S" sS a whole battalion of Arabs
lveI SoTn I'D in one fort during the
NAS 't"S U Siment. The fire is still raging. |
Su,O S%O ara Az least two miles of houses
ai,n ueaT More than a third of the city |
% unSars 10 be OH fire. The city appears
T. bavopd o doubt, doomed to utter
sssStruCIioD S nothing can possibly save
az tbe flames have had their owl
.v now for upwards of seventy hours.
~. hurninc city is like red hot fur
aoe uV w. 4 third part Of the town is
,nrnd over almost its entire extent.
run MASSACRE A TERRIBLE ONE.
,. corDs of sailors was detailed by
ADMIRAL Seymour this morning to clear
ma WAY through the main streets lead
S;uV 10 the principal wharves. They
tonrrt finding bodies of Christians and
Snroueans lying every WHERE, most of
HAM sboCkingly mutilated and nearly E,
either Charred or scorched. These I
ailOy SOY the massacre must have been
erribIe beyond imagination. The :
naripes who spiked the guns found tif-
peu armstrong guns of tue newest pat.
nm. Some of them we've disabled, A
Benesth one were seven dead bodies. p
N marines have killed many looters.
The Governor told the people not to u
saVs but being panic.sLricken they h
bid no heed 10 him. 1t is reported n
BAT six persons were massacred at tie d
French Consulate. The English and N
French Consulates were burned to the :,
round Twenty armed Europeans "
EhO escaped the general massacre, 1,
were told by a Pasha wAom they met II
b their way through the town that w
be Egyptians killed numbered over ~
O Aparty of blue Jackets landed at nj
bit Gabarri and spiked nineteen guns 3
position. This morning the Mon 10
ECh fired at and soon destroyed auoth. nj
battery The feet has teen ordered to n,
Ono further damage unless 1t is pro- ey
Uked or r
THE KHEDIvE'S PROCLAMATION. is
The KhediVe, after consultation with gr
dmiral Seymour, reached the decision CO
bat 1t would be safer to return to theI
eet in view Of a possible attack BY OF
rsbiS troops. The Khedive then re-. mi
lrned aboard one Of the ships, guard hu
don the way by 500 faithful Es yptiau wi
IOOPS On his arrival ne at once issued gr'
proclamation, advising the soldiers of dis
Aabi TO odisband and empowering the Wi
larnes to shoot down all rioters on the enc
pot He calls on the people to return to cpl
% CITY, assuring them OF British pro- BIZ
ectlOl and stating that Arab has but to
wv dlSOEganized soldiers and is un- has
70 attack the city. No attention giu
Cphdto The proclamation by the peo.
sIG the khediVes flight. Two-thirds
Inc enoops deserted during the bonn 4
AGme0t Alter the Khedive's palace doy
~ Oeel surrounded party CT soldiers est
uLereGliS apartment and declared they vot
~ orders to kill him and burn the five
alaCe '' hae
Aiter long parleying their loyalty the
VVusnt 0y promises of money. his
w tAel escorted the Khedive to the his
l1'sn y at RaS'el-Tin. His guard was "
allowed TO enter the palace sam
ao WIN him. All the Ministers ex- "
" arab Pasha presented themselves thai
.ls haS.eITin palace. The marines C.
~ nave oeen palolling the town EN-. NOR
iAeu IN the Bittern this evening. A "(
% ESo parry OF British, assisted by men funt
Sw neu'raI men'of war, remain to :"
" VlOer IN the town tonight. The "(
Ety |a1i Will also stop lOoting and incen. here
|T1.slI. TIs L., , "l
1lo AaedlVe's coolness and courage FL
Etet NJ, ielt him during the crisis. The the
Ia~o ~, - nave arrested the further pro- the
SN' VI u, Ile hames at the Harem Pal. thre
Ill ;IptUnaGlsts are trying to estab. up d
M NJ VIo hnedlVe the semblanCe safe
da,,Iu ministry. The people cannot sun
In C"n Why the Americans, man
erroa OSu only muster handful of abro
10. .'o ~ are invited to land men. An day
ESot w. ~ IN shore has Sent word to the lin LEI
~" """' OIe hundred refugees on the ed til
stuS Ssina are CIamOring for food. Biscuit 81
hTnSST"',S pVuS 'hem. but '
ino noLI,hE',-All IN the Arabs are car comi
ara "ut'o ube nandkerchiefs on sticks ginia
cuSSt %U showing great anxiety to be
ms s ",. .inehdly. found General
ldrmsS "tSI !, Vne hhedive. The General For I
ordou.I eu Sne report that Arahi Pasha
EIieu sSSaS the murder of the Khedlye.
knS SeS oS tLat Arab had ordered the In
o AL 'ne town before quitting it, Deen
h aD nia. soldiers have been seized nave
punG6r and will triad Snr n;IIn u Some
PiA"s Wasl
\ I'stsi : Ia,. Arabs have also been arrested Tn
JeSs"n ~ quantity of loot in their Whea
ixtv n' me Americans have land 1ne
braDa "rineS, under command of CaIci
pOIics mere are still some Egyp- . DLac
T. ''''' On duty helping to main tain oerri, /
RNGLANn,s The
10 Iondou ~, "" naEAsuhES. to be
sv IHGuon tHi Times of to-day SAYS: Aueu
put 1 hi'nst last outrage Arabi Pasha presel
ity "'.nSelf nf outside the pale of hu- attenC
, disDa.e me must be folio we'd and his charg
Y that tSo IL Is satisfactory to 6cien
etc Ss and sae tt British preparations are gers
u tho G wi, mat we are ready to car. horse
4 be fOn f"illol Europe, If no other will b
Ould tho ~ W 10 the work. super
er:D vii, orIe stlll hold back Lord The
Eppla.ail il state in the conference churol
ash, ,bnt a1. 20 prepared to undertake literal
Of anv o,Sn %iI welcome the co opera Pea,
Q StapS"nrear government" Griffit
oSeS 10 rsn1y says the Admiralty first Of
Of a eacS iull report of the perform.
% wOrS,n % IRON clad, with details of lam
u u hundred and g esnameDt. with I
from tS a Will leave England a strsets
own, 'Oaay' Their destination il pS,HHIo nnttin
,,eral Sir Gar,,. new sa
' At Port sta W oiseley is ex- W. Td
" Fasha naLas Va sunday. Ii Msssri
manhan S;r oU1nu az Rosetta q varit