Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27
If She Corquers Alone. She viii
Rule Alone.
Latest From the Seat Of fWar-Mossments Of
Troops Around Alexandra Attempt to
Surprise the Observation-Disclosures
Reinforcements Going.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Warning the sultan.

have amused himself by forming new al
lance and complimenting his new allies
with a declaration, but 1t remains to be
seen what help these sympathizers can OF
will give the Porte.
England, by acting alone, will acquire
and assert her night of controlling, In the
future, the country she saved. Those who
object to that prospect have even, at the
eleventh hour, an opportunity OF sharing
the labor and obtaining voice in the de-
termination of events; but If England is
left to act alone the formal engagements
she took when the situation was wholly
different, will be abrogated.
We must show the Sultan, and 10 the
Powers we intend to work thoroughly and
retain control. When that is done, Glad.
Weld to the compulsion events.
Our commanding naval force and well
organized army will insure the establish.
ment, in Egypt, of strong government,
under English protection, il The ministry
do not hesitate entering um1n the path
which lies straight before tht N.
The Pail Mall Gazette says there is no
excuse for charging one penny OF the ex-
pense of the Egyptian expedition upon
the finances of India, except temporarily.
If the Government is weak eli ugh to yield
to the temptation it will break up all It's
members. 1t can not be expected to swa-
low their words and belle the ,pirit OF their
previous utterances about the only legltt'
mate application OF the India taxes.
what the Porte VIII Do.
CoNsrANToNoPLE, July 26.-lt may be set
down as settled that Turkey will never
send troops to Egypt All that the Sultan
has agreed TO is to send troops to Egypt to
occupy the country in his name, providing
that the conditions of the identical note oi
the Powers will warrant him in doing SC
without conceding any of his rights. This
was merely an excuse to gain more time, as
the Sultan may be trusted to cop tinue Ia
find obstacles in his way, concluding that
the sending Of troops would not jeopardize
his rights by merging them with those ol
the joint Powers in the occupation.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26.-To protect them
selves from surprise the English have dug
mines under the railway at diff rent points
beyond Ramleh, and connected them by
wires with their headquarters.
Arab Retiring.
ALEXANDRIA, July 25.-Arabi is retiring
his cavalry from Ramleh to Katir.el-Dwar
where he has had stronghold since the
evacuation of Alexandria.
British reports say that Arab is disposed
to negotiate for surrender to the British
provided he is guaranteed restoration to his
status before the bombardment.
A British force has landed at Port Said
The Portes decision is to send troops
| but will not arrest the British occupation
General Matters.
ALEXANDRIA, July PC, I P. M.-The Egyp
rLah
take on board the garrison at Abou kier
which had declared loyal to the khediye
and to land party to spike the guns or
| the works. She has not yet returned. The
garrison numbered 1900 men.
Retail trade has revived somewhat II
| Alexandria. The centre of the grea
square is filling with cafes and booths.
| Attempt TO Storm the British.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26, $50 A. Nat
| o'clock last evening, a decided attempt wa!
made to surprise the British outposts
| Under cover of darkDess force OF 600 mer
| approached close to the British lines, wher
the Thirty-eighth regiment opened hre
| The enemy then retreated precipitately
During the remainder of the night thu
Egyptians continued moving about, jus
beyond range. The attempt was preceded
by reports that Arab Pacha was attempt
| ing to treat for conditions for his surrender
and that white flag was flying over hi
intrenchment. The reports were probabl!
circulated to lull the vigilance Of the Brit
ish.
Troops for the Front.
LONDON, July 26.-General orders hav
been issued for large portion OF the eG
peditionary force to embark. A compan.
of engineers and port commssaret an
transport corps leave tomorrow, the House
| Gatn trnnnS from
the Mediterranean next week.
A German Ambassador.
4 ALEXANDRIA, July 26.-An official fror
the German foreign office is expected TO al
rive here, tomorrow. His visit will b
4 the first of the kind since the deposition {
Ismail, late Khedive. 1t is understood h
/ is the bearer Of important dispatches.
| A force of 250 Rifles and the same
native police. to-day, surrounded the vi
lage Of Carmuss, beyond Pompey's piila1
where there is a regular market for loo
and seized few cart loads.
Twenty-Five Germans landed at Port Sal
to guard the German consulate.
No Amnesty.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26-The Khedive n
fuses to entertain a proposition to eXten
the amnesty to the principal rebel officer
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allegiance to Arabi Pacha,
The Conference.
LONDON, July pa correspondent 9
Constantinople says: At meeting OF tn
conference, Monday, the Turkish deleg'
tes accepted the adretereudum proposal
the British ambassador. The Sultan hs
issued a proclamation declaring Arat
Pasha rebel.
ALEXANDRIA, July Pa dispatch state
il has been proved the Bedouins and tn
khedive's servants really did the shootin
at Ramlch.
French Credit Voted.
PARIS, July 26-A credit was voted b
the Senate, yesterday, of 10000, 900 franc
for naval preparations 1t had been a
ready. passed BY the Chamber OF deputies
The Porte's Diplomacy.
LONDON, July 26-The News says tn
statement that Turkey has consented
send troops to Egypt is misleading. Th
Porte has now recognized the appropriate
ness of the suggestion to send troops, an
now proposes to discuss the condition
under which they shall be sent, process
which if carried out in accordance wit
Turkish notions of diplomacy, Nigh
occupy six months.
4 AheOA A<<e8s-es
Loxpos. July pa dispatch from Cor
stantinople says: A telegram has been re
ceived from Arab Pasha, deprecating tn
despatch of Turkish troops TO Egypt, an
declaring fidelity to the khalifater.
Refusing q Grant OF Credit.
PARIS, July 26.-The Committee Of tn
Chambers has rejected the proposal for {
second credit of 9, 500 900 francs for prote
tive measures in Egypt Six member
voted against the proposed grant, and tn
other five abstained from voting.
| Rismarck's Views.
LONDON, July 26-It is reported In diplC
matte circles, Bismarck has instructed tn
German representative at Constantinople
Germany will declare England's interver
tion in Egypt as the only means Of ayoit
ing European conflict, and believes ths
when Egypt is pacifed, the powers vii
demand a collective settlement
! Ireland.
| DUBLIN, July GA detective special
charged TO. investigate the Phoenix Par
murder, says he is disinclined to believ
OBrien's story. There is no doubt two
the men engaged in the murder did escap
abroad, but not to Venezuela, and neithe
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