Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-17
ARRANGING TO STAY
The English Preparing to Make Perma-
ment Lodgment in Egypt-The
KhediVe's Troops to be
Sent to the Frontier and the Country to
POliced by Gendarmerie-Arabi
to be Sent to England.

ALEXANDRIA, September 49, Several
prisoners brought in have been identified as
participatoIs in the massacres. All the
Egyptian soldiers who were at Mallaha have
left that post and quit the army. General
Wood occupied Kafr FL Dwar and Mallahs
this afternoon. The naval brigade has re-
embarked.
Kurshed Pssha, commanding at Aboukir,
has cent in q message announcing his readi-
ness TO surrender.
The khedive has learned that the COM
mander at Damietta refuses to surrender.
he has 5000 black troops.
Hassan Pasha Cherif, Arabiis minister of
pious foundations, and Kiamil Pasha, have
been arrested in Alexandria, Mahmoud
Pasha Baroudi has been arrested near Cairo.
Fort Islam vas surrendered this morning
to General Wood IN person. The com
mandant and twelve officers came forward TO
surrender. General Wood Immediately in
quired for the Italian naval lieutenant,
Poucli, who was supposed to have
esPoused Arab Pasha's cause. Alter some
delay Pouclli was brought torrard, wearing
the uniform OF an Egy ptiani ofncer. he was
Inlmediatel3 placed under frresL Nsnsf@
Wood inf0rn,ed the com fnaudant Of Fort
fslasa tsset he wouid snrrToc6e@f for him and
his brother officers II they, with their men,
would assist in repairing the railway. The
IDENTIFY belonging to the upper classes, were
found ia the fort. They were apparently
merchants, but nevertheless were ordered TO
work on the railway.
MUST BE PUT OUT OF THE WAY.
LONDON, September I6.-The 1Tmes, in
leading article, says: "lf the lives of Arab
Pasha and his immediate followers are
spared, these men must be put, once for al,
out OF the way Of doing further harm. They
could be permitted to retire to Const antino-
pie, to become the center of impalpable in
trigHes. To restore the authority of the
khedive, the army must be disbanced and
replaced by gendarmerie Sufficient to main
tain civil order. Ii troops are needed TO de-
fend distant frontiers, it is sufficient to main
tain them on the frontiers and not keep them
at Cairo"
THANKS FOR SUCCESS.
Gladstone has asked the Archbishop of
York to direct that thanksgiving services be
held in alf the churches tomorrow for the
success in Egypt.
A DISTURBANCE QUICKLY eUELLED.
CAIRO, September i6.-Some natives, ac-
tempted 10 escape from the police station,
but the native guard fred upon the crowd
and quelIed The disturbance.
With the exception of few leaders, and
one or two persons accused of crimes, no
rebels were made prisoners by General Lowe,
who merely required them 10 surrender their
arms. Many who had been prominent in the
rebellion were told, much to their surprise,
thai they were free.
NOT TO BE THOUGHT or.
ST.. PETERSBURG, September 16-The Ga
zette dc st. Petersburg says to xllow England
to settle the Egyptian question without con-
sulting the powers is not TO be thought of.
WILL NOT BE SIGNED.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, September 16.-An i'm
preston prevails here that the Auglo-Turk-
ish military convention will not be signed !;
nevertheless another cabinet council was held
to-day, at which Said Pasha was instructed
to address fresh conciliatory communications
to DufferiD. 1t is believed here that Arab
Pasha will be sent TO England.