Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-14
THE WAR NOT OVER
.vnRIA EVACUATED AND
lLBAnH1mES-MASSACRE lLBA OF
ID FOREIGNERS.

Vu.ht this morning q uoS uAe
Eisni; s;uS 'r nj the Ras.el.Tin Pala,
y n.liuSn' hyinS with q flag of truce ayi
% henTU nTTnUviucible, Monarch and Pc
IS Sn0 ' steamed into the a911 inner a,ltg nar9'
op s,s in the town greatly extend
he m nIo t6s II night. The TGrkish vess
aIlnYi lini iTi wing of Ramleh. There is
eaTS I 'IA "a N M-Alexandria has be.
Sp S,,sd "a, and is in flames. II
yaCuS'SS' yn"S sbip Chiltern has been 0
lesiIpDt sa y tabe up a position near tt
eutIa' y 4 H'' 'W'-The Egyptian army
s'4O a ASIomOrslized, and Is in full r,
eaIiy Yards u the interior. The Euro
eaI IU"%t oStsr Of the town, including th
eaI ssuSs gu" and telegraph office, is utter
ASus ASSauDtroved, The city was set on fir
aoSH as,as:sd convicts, who committe,
T6s Tf,Vs Egyptians used the flag of truce
lpS aShIs Lsi tEe troops to withdraw fro n
esSU, .nwn The telegraph ship Chill.
!. '" !. crowded with survivors wht
y LIN y tbsir way to the beach, from
saSs tbe boats Of the fleet removed
u0,'' a@ Tbey report having passed q
osdfnl night defending themselves
sperately. r,,,.a o,5 o.ho-
riSta,s in the Ottoman Bank and
';nrinp building were massacTed.
tofths feet are now leaving for
nSnoy. July i3.-The correspon-
u oftbe Standard on board the In
rcible, tssgraphing at 8 o'clock this
,rning avs. 1.-THE whole civil POD.
Htion % and The troops have withdrawn.
! Whole Of the Grand Square is
mad, Tho HelicoD, which went to
,oOyer the meaning Of the last flag of
lsaSt evening, could discover no.
II on board the Egyptian vessel
6uusss or in the arsenal"
n, correspondent accompanied an
cer 10 the shore In a steam piDnaCe.
Durveyor of the feet, who was one
M party, and was well acquainted
n The town, landed, and proceeded a
siderable distance. All was per-
ty silent but for the roar of the
neS,
bis believed that Arab Pssha has
entrated his forces beyond the city
oppose the British advance. The
Il Of the ships is now over. Any
iha action must be ashore.
fully half the town is burning.
se will be landing in force to in.
igate the condition of things, aud,
@Sbe, to render aid.
here will probably BE- three or four
S suspension OF Jelegraphing, in
sequence OF the Chiltern's charge of !
iOn. II
despatch to the Daily News, dated {
Eandria, 500 A. NJ, says the !
iOaluS are lOOting by thousands.
despatch to the Standard from !
1Andria, dated 9.35 A. M, says:
b Europeans who fought their way | 8
N to the beach number q hundred. | q
grepOrted that all th1 other Eu.
BANS and Christians, numbering b
nehundreds, were massacred." h
b correspondent of the Daily Tele. T
phr telegraphing at H. Is this mo.n-
says that he entered the harbor G
v this morning. He found that I,
Ry horses In the Arab quarter had a
badly injured and partly burned
tAebmhardment. An inoendiary G
10 hscentre and European quarter, Il
ne Tune OF telegrapLing, covered the
dami!e square. A large part of u
population had fed toward the
BAL
despatch to the Times, dated at 10
Ok this morning, confirms the state.
That body of marines and sailors
sO9ut to be landed. 1t also says it
A'sa that the bulk of the Egyptian Il
ySa Rosetta, forty miles north 81
u Alexandria, and at Damanhour. th
VFHlght miles southeast of Alexan.
Ile soldiers had joined in loot p
IeClIy before leaving it. al
~ nre u tho InvinCible had been to
easotiVe against the Ras .el- Tin D.
Two tWelVe'ton guns were found III
IN on end in consequence of being RI
|rE by shells. s w
U,.D pspVN' July l6.-Admiral Seymour j.
slaplS az TO- 40 this morning: "The DI
n were The surrender Of the forts. Il.
frst demanded" DE
" N,ls, use made of the flag of truce by W
rS!Pnans SP,ts Is considered Disgrace Gu
tHS0snilg Is known OF the X hediye Ne
| n - UelleVed that he is still at the S
psl ~ faIace, where his yacht is an. the
N, I,S y, waiting until the weather will Pr
P'W hls embarkation. thi
DETAILED ACCOUNTS, sta
tvnov =, wa
SSSoS' dS,S' July 1.-THE correspen-l inv
ihIs i 'le Standard, on board the In. leg
'SI' y 'elegraphs as follows T6t
\, ,1daaLt33ANDRIA, dat July 13- 1P. M. wit
y na,ay va break, this morning, a mum, adr
vstsp StapOus - were seen on the edge of exc
sS sSTf !, OF the harbor. Glasses L
~ =, a snem to be Europeans. Boats Rel
tS' stOaCe lowered, and crews. arm coll
SU1S In 'SeSH, started tor the shore. fess
'Tnuu %au. ABOUT one hundred Euro. hou
atSsrayy ny Gf them wounded, who T
'Iu's'a sns In the Anglo. Egyptian attn
bs1 s1u mad resisted Desperately. mer
,5ou, H maintained "a themselves there ami
,uUu' guy the night. 70 '''' trou
Sa ,S j. daylight their assa,Iants vii
Sbora au EGe n party made their wav Will
brf.rot they reported that Arab ing
be T,rote nri' he left with his troops. gen
IA r,Sols inI opened, aud that the stat,
ONE m 'Riled RuI by the lower classes requ
" and nd&RGi,n,lls, Ri,, proceeded to sack NOV
ind anS every Christian they had
fra "nT n BOT the European quar-. wer,
Dp A. rrG@ the part they we're doiu
az aSd 'hg % Il ropeaus could hear Al
/ guns S'''s and the reports of pis long
N6 % or scores of fugitives were in Il
O'Aten to death in their effec
luronaor bles
Ireaf p0"n a quarter is all In flames shou
Is, So 'S square is a mass of smok. tie
ed and UoiphhG puOhG buildings are migt
eScapsd tInS w European seems amol
shells h. no rage OF the fanatics to u
two S Solye nave been flled within a. m,
vhsrs roars th into that portion of state
hopes tban o cohhagration broke adju
any piiIo9ua uay scare pillagers. facul
act that rs sal remains is evident gatio
out in i IL several 'a fresh fires have with
tiSh gunbdSt iaSt Three hours. thing
/ viii i've . lroncIads are crnisino trust,
lg the paI,np upon any men ap. ignor
iCer ins, o. anott
reporS the io0uraed from the pose
rhhg. The tow,, Logo VI Va VA