New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-24
r11r NEWS rROM ALEXANDRIA.

r,,v u. ATFR SUPPLY EXHAUSTED iOi'''hIi- -
mrs N THE INrrRoR-CAIRo IN DANGER
1oxDoy. July 24.-Tho Daily Ae'cS mas 'no '''
lowing dispatch from Alexandra .orl,
The staff Of the water-works are iiaI" 80 az ,f
-, ,ho Roman cistcrns for the storage Oh
o'"""e roce between the falling level OF
',.ol and tbe dauntless energy OF the Enelish
nv .rs Il only water enough can be stored 10
- arother month the Nile inunda'loh VIII
',o'1,, ~ svyeen awav Arabs dyke or rush
I'1 = and all will be well. 10
;1o "lgu Cor the civil population the chief en-
If the Bjttern has been placed III charge OF
-, ton-works where, with five boilers ana
', ,ots ne will be able 10 cOndense one hundred
IONS Of wafer daily from wells OF 0racklsh water.
Yesterday the Blttern crused oil Rosetta to recon-
roitre but did not approach within firing distance
The fort has fifteen guns mounted. On the appear
ance of the BItcrn the stood to their guns Dut
dd nat fire. At Aboukir there were a large number
of ,rrs and men. A flag of truce was fiving but no
Fnoljsh troops were landed to spike the guns.
The country is drifting into fearful anarchy.
Atrocities equal to any ever pcrpetrated IN Bul-
earia are committed with impunity. Two Germans
of Tulkh who had been sheltered by the station
master until the train ready to start, were
cauqht on entering the train, their hands held over
the carriage door and their throats cut
Another turlsllan was pldCcu OH tI4O A''i49 anu
engine run to and fro over his body.
AraM is flooding the country in front Of his IN
trcnchments tits considered certain that he VIII
destroy Cairo unless defeated AID cap
+ured Preparations have been made TO attack
Aboukir Arabi is moving portions Of his forces IN
that direction. Dispatches for MIN brought by the
cubargoel mail steamer were seized. 1t IS stated
that two Of Ar bis colonels acting spies, entered
the town disguised as dervishes.
The Khedive has requested that a steamer pro-
eecd to Dulcigno to convey 1000 Albanians to act
os his bodv-guard. The Ministers have opposed the
project refusing to provide money therefor.
ALEXANDRIA, July 23.-The Khedive has signed
n decree dismissng Arabl Pacha, and declaring HIM
rebel He viii also issue a general order for
bidding the Egyptian Army to obey orders from
Arab Pacha and fOIbidding the people to pay Inn
their taxes.
The mail steamer from ConstantiDopls, which ar
rived here tins morning, has been emDargOed' ana
her captain has been arrested on suspicion that she
was conveying letters to Arab Pacha. The steamer
is guarded 10y four steam launches from the British
fleet. The British have chartered two vessels 10
convey 300 mules from Liinasoe, Cyprus They
will start for that port to-day. The water IN the
hahruoudich Canal continues 10 fall rapidly.
LONDON July 23--A KeuIer dispatch from AleX-
ondria this evening says: The troop-shlp Mala-
bar. win los men and battery oI artillery. has
arrived"
According TO the latest news from Cairo there are
5000 starving, homeless persons camping IN the
Lsbeih Gardens. There Is great mortality among
them. 4.
If is runored that French marines have di,eln-
barkcd at PoI Said, Dut 1t Is Impossible TO Vetu'
tie lumOr, there being no tcleglaphnc comlnuica-
Arab Pacha yesterday massed 700 cavalry, With
q field gun, al the pumping stalOn 81 the Iiamieh
Wa!erworks IL Is supposed that Als intention IS 10
destroy the station.
The Ojscrttr. III special edition. prints the fol-
lowing: "A proclamation lsSu.d Dy The kucd!Ye
nsks Inc people to assist the English who, it SAYS,
are promoting the real interests Of Egypt. lhe
MalinOudleh Canal has fallen fourteen inches III the
la,t fortv-cight hours. MscreautS are still Occa-
onally caught With balls IN jhelr possession which
ale saturated with pctrOiC UNI"
4 dispatch received by The Exchange Telegraph
Conpa1y from Alexandra says " 1t is underst Od
that au EngiIsh-tT, Ich Occupa ION of Port SAID Is
projected No water mas been supplied 10 me pan
hc in Alexandra since noon yesterday. Admlrdl
Seymour las ordered ne machinery of all the cotton
pl,s,-s 10 Oe used III cOudcnsIng water"