The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
Sunday Dis ATCHE.
War Notes

,,ox August 21.-An observer dis
,.om Alexandria says; The news o
' a,,s., o, the British troops on Thurs
:, -, ulscarded in the town and caused
.,si,,n,nt and rejoicing.
= aI,Oatch to Reuters telegram com
:, tom Alexandria says; The British
s 4, at Eamlet cannOnaded the
,,,ny' line to-day
'''- ,i.o.,ch to Reuters telegram com
a, dated Alexandria, sunday evening,
~ About Sp. m. two heavy guns re-
vi naced beyond the water works hill,
SAa ..J ire on the enemy on the LEFT bank
Ew1''SSmcndich canal; about twenty rounds
VAN fred. Several shells ex-
Wy in the midst of the enemy's
9u,u " causing considerable dam
'aa'VTTb The enemy replied feebly, About .
w. a cont,aeration was observed in the
'lw w ,hs enelay and about ten miles be-
sn !" Psmleh. The British man-of-war,
WV shell,d the enemy 5 outpost in the
A sv.;nn AT Aboukir this evening, and the
I'M Ian appeared to burst in the midst Of Inc
,.smr's position. The Monitor fired with
..',ss,ed rapidity until sunset. The enc
~, rpply was weak, and there was very
sciiyi,y in the rebels line. The i'm
~ Ian gained ground that the bulE of
,,G Pasha's men had been withdrawn to
bfre.Dvar
~ si,patch to the Daily News says: Is
.';i" avs only six dead Arabs were found
/. ,he field of battle but inside Ramleh
,,s hand several small pyramids of stone
,,,blv erected, beneath which dead ma
r,,s we're probably buried, though the en-
n,sn,ent was not serious, so far as hard
SS,ins was concerned. The soldiers acted
ris"Sidly. The difficulties OF the ground
,,,s isarial, The white heat ofthe sun defes
,as,erstion, General Woseley's object
Z, Ssen achieved. We have gained so
-neh more fresh water, for the canal had
s.o carefully damned at Ramleh. We
mi good many horses aud mules and the
rn,nder are fstigued and sadly need a
Nv days rest.
The railway has been repaired as far as
gsnleh. Native cavalry have arrived and
gDe 10 the front,
News dispatch from Alexandria SAYS:
h ( reported that several staff officers have
iserpd Arab Pasha and given General
EO,eey important information.
il , dspa,Ch to Reuters telegraph COM
any ay: that Said Pasha went there Sun
sgaht,nOOn and informed Lord Duil'erin
ai the Turkish council of ministers had
SOLVED to publish a proclamation against
.nb and to accept the military conven-
t5n with England coniormably to Lord
AAtrn'sproposal,
dispatch to the news, dated Ale1an-
ts, Sunday afternoon, says; At Mex this
leemcon the Bedouins appeared in large
fre within a short distance OF the fort,
there the Malta volunteers had been re-
Eed by the Derbyshire regiment. After
s.slerable firing on both sides the Be-
tVis retired. Their casualties have not
X been aseertaNed, but it is believed that
,ny Beiouins were killed and large
nmber wounded. Our loss was one killed
ID one wounded. II is rumored that the
adouim will attempt to enter the town
taight at the Gebre gates, and barracks
i've been prepared accordingly.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-THE comman-
Y Of the British iron-clad, Achilles, re-
FN, that the AbOukir garrison is making
snirenched camp on which several
sG3nd laborers are working.
NuLA, August 27.-All quiet at the
aat The British cavalry has advanced
Assassin Lock, Locomotives have ar
Ta at Sue1 from Bombay.