Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-25
FOREIGN NOTES

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 23.-The khedive has
issued a manifesto declaring that England
hss great interests in Egypt, both in re-
gard to finance and traffic, with the Suez
canal; that for the protection of those in
terests she was compelled to interfere, but
that she has no intention of annexing the
country. The khedive announces that he
has authorized Gen. Wolseley to represent
him in restoring order and Furnishing
rebels. ALI loyal Egyptians are called
upon to render Wolseley every assistance
Any one refusing will be treated as a
rebel.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 23.-Gen. Wood on
ms march to Damietta reached Chirbin last
evening, and was to remain there until 8
o'clock this morning. The railways are
blocked by deserters from Abdallah's
camp. Gen. Wood telegraph's that Alb
dallah's troops continue. to desert. Of
seven thousand originally, only eight
hundred blacks remain, and they have
plundered the barracks, the governors
house, many private residences and ex-
changes.
CAIRO, Sept. 23.-The British cavalry
marched through the city to-day The pur-
pose of the demonstration was to intimi-
idate the natives and prevent disorders in
| the arab quarter.
DANIRTTA, Sept. 23.-Gen. Wood with
| two regiments arrived at Damietta to-day.
Abdallah surrendered at the railway sta
| ton. The troops are expected to surrender
their arms this afternoon. The surround
ing country is quiet The crops are in
splendid condition.
DAM1ETTA, Sept.23.-T negro garrison,
instead of surrendering, fed, taking be-
sides plumber quantity of ammunition
CAIRO, Sept. 23.-Gen. MACPHERSON and
staff arrived last night. The Indian troops
leave Zagazig tonight to march hither.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 23.-It is officially an
nounced from Jiddah that the grand sher-
eff of Mecca has been deposed and impris-
oned. At Taeffer where Medhat Pasha
was prisoner, Abdelleha Abricoun has
been named Grand Shoref. He is broth
e. to the sheref murdered some time ago
as supposed by orders from the sultan be-
cause he was favorable to the British. Two
men implicated in the June massacres
were hanged to-day.
BERNE, Sept. PA number of men en-
rolled to serve in the gend' armerie in
Egypt started from Geneva. Others will
follow shortly.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 24.-The khediye has
offered the British consul general the grand
cross of the order of Osmanli, the highest
decoration he can bestow. The khediye
will leave for Cairo tomorrow He. in
vited Admiral Seymour to accompany him
but the latter was unable to accept the in
vitation.
solemn service of thanksgiving for
the British pacifcation of the country, was
held in the Catholic church here to-day.
The congregation was very large and in
Guided foreign consuls, British military
authorities and deputation from num-
ber of regiments. Requiem will be
sung tomorrow for the victims of the
massacres and for those killed in battle.
PoRr SAID, Sept. 24.-The British troops
sent to occupy Ghemileh returned after dis
!. mounting the guns and removing the am
munition. 1t is not intended to keep gar
il, rison at Ghemileh. The people there have
resumed their ordinary vocations.
LONDON, Sept PIT is officially an
nounced that Gen. Wolseley and Admiral
Seymour will be raised to the Seerage in
acknowledgement of their recent distin-
guished services in Egypt.