Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-15
FOREIGN.
The Ang,o-EsyptIan War.

LONDON, September 14.b.-General Wood
telegraphs the War Office from Alexandria
today as follows: "An officer from Kafr-
el-Dwar hss brought letter saying that all
the military chiefs wish to submit to the Khe.
dive. They have given orders to open the
canal dam, and ask me to reopen tire teIe-
graph. They state that the army has stopped
all hostilities."
ALEXANDRIA, September 1i.h.-Toulba
Psshs has sent flag of truce, offering to sur.
renGer. Gen. Wood has telegraphed Gen.
Wolsaley for instructions. A deputation from
Cairo is at Ksfr-el-Dwar, waiting to come in.
The enemy have opened the canal, and water
is coming down rapidly. Orders have hesn
issued that the dyke at Meks, into Lake Ma
rotis, be closed.
ALEXANDRIA, September 14th.-The con-
ditions Of surrender are not yet known,
The general opinion here is that the natives
will deliver up Arab Pasha to the British.
the British troops have been ordered to hold
themselves In readiness to take possession of
Kafr-el-Dwsr.
LONDON, September 14th-General Wolse.
ley telegraphs that about sixty guns were
captured at Tel-el.Kebir. He saws Arab has
gone to Cairo. Geaeral Wolssley hopes the
cavalry will occupy Belbres to-day. The in
fantry will arrive there tomorrow. He ex-
poets TO take possession of Berha today, and
il all is well to advance to Galioub, if not TO
Cairo, with the Guards.
TELEL KEBIR, September 14.h.-Our loss
is $50, including 80 men killed and s efficsrg.
General Love il at Belbos with cavalry.
A brigade Of Highlsnders have marched tc.
wards Zagazie, and are now in possession OF
the railway to Cairo. All of Arabi's papers
were seized here. Hundreds Of fugitives, in
GLIDING many tticers, are sarrsndering.
TEI.EL KFBTR, September 14sh.-General
Wolseiey las gone to Zsgs2iy.
LosDoS, September IA .h.-Geueral Wolss.
ley tslegraphs that the cavalry will push on
to Cairo to-day by forced marches along the
desert route.
ALEXANDRIA, September 14b.-Tte nego.
tistions for surrender are proceeding salts
fac OILY.
The British will probably occupy Kafr-el-
Dwar tomorrow.
l. is stated that the surre9der will be un-
conditional.
1t is reported that Arab Pasha has been
captured near Bsrhs.
PoRT SAID. September l4.h.-The Eng.
lish advance guard have arrived st Cairo ty
rail. rfiey were received enthusiastically.
ALI personages Of rank concerned in the re-
bellion have made submission.
ALEXANDRIA, September 14th--5:20 P. NJ
Arab fssGa and fouib2 Pssha arrived at
Cairo last night. They are both virtually
prisoners.
TEL-sL-KEBIR, September 14tb.-TLe Brit
idhcssualtiss Wednesdays battle were !:
led, 9 off and 40 men wounded, %
eers and The enemy's lore. Is es-
fed At 1lUl1lled AID Ssssled.
ExASDBIA, September 14sh.-The Offer
render Kafr-el Dwar was not urcondi.
i.
reported from Cairo that the Project
OF 1olics has arrested Arab ssha.
ALEXANDRIA, September 14th.-The Brit.
ish. took possession of the eartLwcrks at Kafr.
cid war this afternoon.
Killed by ihe Failing or o Church Raft.
ress.
DUBLIN. September 14th.--One of the
buttresses OF st. Patrick Church fell to-day.
killing four women. They were completely
decapitated.