The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-28
THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

When thu garrison at Aboukir marched out
Ia surrender On ScrI ~, an entire regiment
,lueamlrd 10 ioin Ahaclla rashn ut Damietto,
Mha refuses III surrender Tho rest of thu
garrison, numbering a.uN Or N.,sN. proceeded
ta kafrsrl nMar, wer disarmcd, tho men
dismissed To tacir homes ANIL the officers
detained Arahi hrcalSr ~ drrad of
lmssnntng, haa his vtctnals cooked bs
mamhcm ot his family while ut kntr-cl-
lwar, Tantah had been oecurie,i by the
british, aud service IN all the railfoa,ls
had hrrn resumed Natives with torn ~ 1
h,aedy clothing hal heen naraded ~ flo
streets ~ Cairo hy Arahfs orders IN repre-
spn,ing hrntal treatment hy the English.
Gen Mo'Sray claims to have good reason
tur the he,ot that the resistance ut Dametta
was inspired hy the sultan, who has quite
iecontls been IN communication with Araht
fasha One Vt TIM participants IN the Juno
massacre was hanged at Alexandria
Ahdellal rasha, who commanded At Dami-
eta. surrendered TO the british on the l,th
Of September, With the surrender Of Abdel-
lal ceased the last remnant Of organized re-
s'stanee to tho authority Of the khc,iivc,
and that tunctianafy ut enee prsceeded to
talro. the capital city. under escort OF In
aian cavalry The entire population of
aasasg u again at work IN the fields, The
telegraph censorship has heen abolished. and
trains have hc.M restored between Cairo and
kaarsel nMar Tho civil government Ok
EgNrt IL TIN next grave question to bc con-
S,NSet ana tho establishment of zen.
u,,,nerte ot,icetcd by EngishMen II alrcady
seriously discussed Turkish newspaper
advises that the property of the rebels bc
canttSeatea aad distributed AmaAg tho
sufferers from tncendtartsm aud pitlMse
Efforts afc being made IA secure the services
u y psominent English lawyer to defend
the Egyptian leaders, they must not bo
carried out without tho consent OF tho
british Government Ii hrst obtained.
An Alexandria dispatch states that Arabt
rasha was IN in prison, and had for com.
ranon MahMoud fehmy, Mischief Engineer
Disturbances and outragcs prevailed in tho
interior, and the houses and factories of
Europeans we're hcsng rchhcd anu hurnedt
Wholesale arrests ~ Arahts supporters were
Icing madc AraM insisted that ail his arts
Mero msttgatod by tho khcdise and tho
sultan
An Alexandria dispatch, OF Sept -, states
that 0aa,l,el. WHO Mas rsrtces III Police at
Alexandria at the time Ut the massacre In
June, has heen captured hy the British ami
r.,,e,sa Ia isNmS aac Thousand hstoans had
oreurira tAe mtN'n hnsats at katr n nMar
Witch the Brush Abandoned AsaAt. while
Ia power, desla.lea the national treasury uf
tAs.tNs ll>,sAAof which has hcen n'eov-
cle,l The Ambassadors advised the Porte
IL act IN acyasl With the british policy IN
Essps Asah, and MI at his supporters, the
dispatches stase,l would he tried by court
martial
A dispatch frrm Alexandria says that
property Ia that city valued AT II ,Us.NN viii
H. con,iscatca IL Indemnity sustcrr~
IN tho n,aSSacrr namtctta surrendered On
l,o ~ u, Srp,enher All rhrl c'iicors ~
EaMsrh hrtaW thc RANK ot Colonel have hccn
rvsg,a~,Na 1ae Engll~h have abandoned thu
works erected AZ Fort Sal The rrtnccs
lhpsshin, l,amla AMI kama, Who stgntss the
les,ssoa ASKING Tor the drpssstirno the hhe-
atNv la~t MaN> called At the palace IA 1allo,
Int MesN nNtcgoi u leave Az anec
The Khe.,lvc has issued manifesto de-
claring England has great ,n,crrsts,n in Egypt,
hc,h IN rcgara t. tinanecs and traffic through
the Saoa caMals that for tho protection OF
tlnsc Interests She was compelled tn inter
t.fs, ha, that She has no iatsntinn NJ anaeN-
i,,g tho country The khesiNs annaun . he
has aull Quad ten Walscicv to Represent
| him IN n,stor ny ont.r and ,uni> h,au rrhcis
/ A 4 iosal EgvrtianS Me called upon TO rem.
| der Molssisy every assistance Any one ~.
/ lasa ny viii he treated as a reheL Ii Moutu
/ arls,li that g,'n,iasMcrtc TOR Egypt rs III
| isssaN tefnv ostsanla,d in Europe, "a party
/ al enultr,l men have started from Geneva
| IaAr l,as is tram laN to IN francs per
I mun,h, aul French and Italians arr ineli-
I s,h,e Rsiti>h troops lu>naunted the gums
1 al tshv,nilrl and the people have resumed
\ their ordinary vacations, II Is ganeraily be.
1 lsrNed IA Gyylt that No fetels viii he exc.
/ eatesl, hut that they Viii hc han,shsd ahu
! ,heir property santiscafed The khesiivc has
Uttered the british Consul General the srant
cross OF the order III osinanlL