Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
THE WARM EGYPT.
,rnVrSEENTS-wHAT THE
A EGYPEIAN CHIEF Is
DOING

~ANDRIA, Aug. 14.-Fires o
AL,5harable magnitude were visible to
ConDiiuottSe y tSe rear Of the enemy's position
y MI Aans VstSamer Holland, with the House
I19 cavalry, and the troop ship Oron
hOla Gs ;sh the Cameron Highlanders and
e, VIII niion of the Derbyshire Regiment
pavT aHvTTaaAtTAR, S, Aug. 14.-Two more
GiDn, Gnnnr,s the names of which could
pat tsDSeSe ~ SssCertained, passed here during
ne m nlgnS, g1naSmaipder of the Derbyshire
IGe IG,nUt , IA now embarking on the
Fs9SpU1Ss "S Aug. 16.--The hired trans
NAV SMtayals, Egyptian, Monarch, Vik'
Or@ @MN"]athOn NUh and Capella, with a reRi.
Y, W I II troops for Egypt, have arrived
eTe. eGTee.vUr,SrrNopIE, Aug. IA. - Tne
OOHI s.ainan iurists, whom the Sultan
tlS'sontIv tlSOoI cousults, explain that Arab
eu'Hi WV n 40 far as he disobeyed the
.I,nS .S il a rebel and may be uncers-
anionsly treated as such but, in SO
y az ba has been defender Of the
otommedsn country against the ag-
onina designs Of Christians, he has
srsIv fulAlied the duties of a good
a'seIman, o and consequently tho Ca
'Iub cannot make common cause with
%SS Sultan may punish Arab Pasha,
aow,s @ act Of rebellion isproved against
,w v Int he must not associate himself
M tb,se who wish to crush Arab
sshs AZ the defender Of the Moham-
nedans.
,sstIy influence the Turkish military
LONDON, Aug. 1A-It Is asserted that
Milne marines now stationed in Ire.
1Dd will proceed to Egypt as soon as
DSsible.
rnnOest orders have been sent to the
overnorS of Beyrout, Damascus and
lenpo, 10 take exceptional care to se-
Ire public order and prevent an out.
eak o the natives.
A correspondent, writing from Bey-
6uth, saws events in Egypt are greatly
fueucing the Syrian Mussulmans.
IA situation Is such that trifling Incl
Ind would suffice to set the province
blaze. .g.- .Ea
CALCUTTA, August IA 1t is gener-
ly believed that the Indian contin-
nt for Egypt will be raised to 10000
on. ...
ALEXANDRIA,, August 14.-A sick
b Of the British troops, which was Is
ed before the arrival Of the Guard9
owed that out of 5400 men there were
invalids exclusive Of the wounded.
ALEXANDRIA,, Aug. 14-The Khe-
I've has appointed fifteen Of his house
bid officers to act IS guides and in
Arpreters to the advancing English
smy.
Arab Pashas troops are unusually
busy erecting earthworks beyond Maha-
y Junction.
Several Abyssinian pumps have been
hnk about the English positions and
he found to answer well the require
nents Of the English army. Good water
vas quickly found.
LONDON, August 1.-the Daily
News has the following from Alexan-
1ria;
Last evening some shots we're exchan.
bed aud several prisoners vert captur-
i near the canal. There were no cas-
alteS.
Lake Mareotis, near Mahala juno
|iOn, is fast drying up. People are
bus enabled to go to and from Kafr-el-
pswar, beyond the reach of the guns OF
4lr OutpOsts.
A Captain in the Egyptian army,
opposed to be the bearer of dispatches
4 Arab Pasha, has been captured at
nez. A number of Arabic documents,
opposed to be important, were found
D him.
The Bittern has returned from her
slSslon TO Jatfa. Some Sheiks in the
cinity Of Jerusalem have been arrest
There is much excitement at Port
lid, An out break is thought possi-
: at any moment. The ships are ready
action. One hundred rounds of |
6munition rI are served nightly.
the steamship Palmyra has arrived |
te with 16-pOunder battery.
a man implicated in the massacre of
he Il, who is on trial before the ua-
Y tribunal, has confessed his guilt
Y declares he would do the same
II opportunity offered.
lieut. d. I. Smith-Dorrien, of FL. M.
1HVlncible, has undertaken a re-
EkaDle enterprise, to be carried out
inignt' The particulars l am not yet
liberty to furnish.