The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-15
The Wicked War is Over,--
So Wolseley feels War
ranted in Wiring to
Wales.
Midshipman De Chair is safe
and has arrived at Cairo.
Arab has Surrendered Un-
conditionlly.
Ten Thousand Troops at
Cairo Lay Down their
Arms.
WolseIey to Change his Base.
Arab is now a Prisoner.
Cairo is Truly LoiI.
Arab being Stoned by the
PopuIace.
The HilISdaIeS Break a Slide
and Lose.

LONDON. Sept. 15.-Gen. Wolseley ar
rived at Cairo, whence he sent the follow
ing
CAIRO, Sept 15.-The war is over. send
no more men from England.
Midshipmen DeChair. is safe and has been
received here with open arms by all
classes.
The soldiers are glad to return to their
homes Our cavalry did extremely well in
long forced marches yesterday.
LONDON, Sept. 15.--The war office has
received the following dispatch from Gen.
Wolsefey:
BENTA, Sept. 15.-Gen. Lowe has oc-
cupied Cairo Arab Pasha and Taulba
Pasha have surrendered. Ten thousand
troops at Cairo have laid down their
arms.
MONTREAL, Sept 15.-The governor
general has expressed his willingness to
assist in colonising French Canadians in
the northwest in order to prevent their
exodus to the United States.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The following adj
ditional dispatch has been received from
Gen. Wolseley: CAIRO Sept. 15.-Arabi
Pasha and Toulba Pasha are both confined
in our guard rooms. / will now change
my base from Ishmalfa to Alexandria.
LONDON. Sept 10 Weather fine; at
tendance large. There was good start,
the TIilsda les taking the lead. A foul was
made half a mile from the start for which
the Americans were to blame apparently.
After the Hillsdales led for two miles, they
broke slide and the Thames crew went
10 the front and finished four lengths
ahead.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 15-The Khedive
and Sir Edward Malet British consul
general, will proceed to Cairo as soon as
the road is open. All the officers submis-
sion must be made to the Khedive nomi-
nally, but of actual surrender to Gen VOL
seIey 1t appears Kafr el-Dwar has not
yet been occupied Negotiations for it's
occupation it is expected will be concluded
this afternoon. The announcement that
the British had entered earthworks yester
day was misconception. Only Generals
Wood and Harmon rode in with a small
party in consequence of a display of flags
of truce Roubi Pasha was commandant
of the troops at Meks and deeply impli-
Gated in the rebellion.
NEW YORK, Sept 15.-The Star London
cablegram says the war Office announced
that Arab and Toulba Pasha are prisoners
at Cairo. No details have yet been made
public, but from the fact that Toulba en-
tered into negotiations with Evelyn Wood
this morning for his own surrender, it is
believed that after making terms insuring
his own safety, he made known Arabs
whereabouts to the British commander,
and thus led the way to the capture of the
Egyptian leader.
Another dispatch says both Arabi and
Toulba surrendered Internationally to
Gen. Lowe, who is reported to have reach
ed and occupied Cairo with his cavalry this
afternoon. 1t is stated that no resistance
was offered to the entry of the British, but
that the governor and notables rendered
their unqualified submission to the Khe
dive. The English advance guards reached
Cairo by rail from Zagazig this afternoon.
The streets were crowded with people, who
received the troops with enthusiasm. At
meeting of notables and Ulemas it was
agreed that delegation should be present
ed to the Khedive by delegation from
their number, asserting the loyalty of the
inhabitants of Cairo. Arab Pasha attend
ed the meeting, but took no part in the
proceedings When Arab, arrived at Cairo
the populace stoned him on his way from
the station.