Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-26

ALEXANDRIA, July 20th-lO A. M.-The
military authorities are of the opinion that
Arab Pasha will not attack the British. He
is, however. strengthening his position hourly.
At daybreak this morning his men, many of
them without uniforms and driven like
slaves, were seen working on the intrench-
ments. The British experience great diff.
Guilty in moving their guns, without which it
is impossible to assume the offensive.
HORRORS OF THE TAUTAH MASSACRE.
ALEXANDRIA, July 25sh.-The Inspector of
Csdsstrs at Taussh, speaking of the msssa-
ere, isays: l saw women carrying tied to
bludgeons the dismembered arms and legs of
massscred Europeans. Soldiers and the rab-
BILE fought for loot. A Bedouin Sheik, with
twenty Bedouins, saved the inhabitants of
the Jewish quarter, and took them
to his villa. Another Sheik saved
myself and party. A mob from Alexandria
murdered th1ee employees of the Cadastra
Railroad and their families, and burned
their bodies with petroleum. The mob
killed twelve Greeks. They tied the viscera
of one of the victims to the tail of dog, and
covered him with petroleum, which was set
on fire amidst cries of Joy from women and
children. The mob was repulsed eight
times. Finally two Sheiks arrived and dis
persed it.
THE BRITISH ADVANCE UPON ARABI's OUT
POSTS.
ALEXANDRIA, July 25th-3 P. M.-The out
posts of Arab Pashs have retired about one
thousand yards, aud the British have ad.
vanced about FIVE hundred yards. There
appears to be some disturbance inside Arabs
intrenchments.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, July 25th.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon, the Speaker read
message from the Queen, announcing the
calling out of reserves in consequence of the
troubles in Egypt.
Gladstone moved that the message be con-
sidered tomorrow.
WAR VESSELS GONE TO PORT SAID.
ALEXANDRIA, July 25th.-6 P. M.-The
British troop ship Malabar and the men.of.
war Orion and Cygnet have left here for Port
Said. Adgices from that place report that
the Governor of Ismalia has fed TO Arab
Pasha's lines.
The British in front of FamIeh are being
reinforced with two nine-pound guns and two
gstling guns.
Arab Pasha has gone to Cairo.
THE KHEDIvE's MINISTRY.
7:45P. M.-TheK hedive has appointed Omar
Lutte, former Governor of Alexandria, Min.
lister of War and Marine. The Ministry are
pEepdIiuR duUtuCf pFOCiaildbiOu, OfuSEluS Luc
people not to obey Arab Pasha.
An employe of the Palace has gone to KAT
fr.el. Dwar with the decree Diminishing Arab
from the Ministry.
An officer who deserted from Arab reports
that the rebels, under the protection of flag
Of truce, are pushizg forward the construc-
ton Of Notifications two miles from Aboukir.
He also states that formidable preparations
are being made around Rosetta.
HOPE OF THE PORTE
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 25th.-The imperial
journal, Ell Jaocoif, states that the Porte still
hopes to settle the Egyptian question without
using force.
CREDIT AGREED TO.
PARIS, July 25tb.-The Senate to-day dis
cussed the motion for credit for the protec-
ton of the Suez Canal. DE Freycinet said
it was necessary to maintain the English
alliance. The conference would probably not
result in the issue of mandate to any power,
the attitude of Europe with regard to France.
The credit was agreed to-2l4 to ).
TURKISH TROOPS FOR EGYPT.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 25th.-The condi-
tions of the dispatch of Turkish troops to
Egypt were discussed by the Conference.
The Porte replied in favorable terms which
may icdu w y pfohPs 1ho PeeNSScAS
of the Egyptian question. Dervisch Pasha
has been intrusted with the organization of
the expedition to Egypt. The coIimisssriat
was equipped to-day. The Ottoman corvette
Akkis has arrived at Port Said.
CALLING OUT THE RESERVES.
LONDON, July 25th.-A proclamation has
been issued summoniug the reserves to as
semble by the 10Th of August. The procla-
nation further directs all soldiers, who on
and afser this date would otherwise be ed
titled TO be transferred to the reserves, to
continue to serve until discharged.
THE ENGLISH TROOPS AS LooTERs.
LONDON, July 25sh.--Thc Tines has the
following from Alexandria: The apartments
of Brother Of the Khedive at Rsmleh palace
were broken into and his trunks burst open
and looted by English troops, and the general
behavior of the British enables me to chron.
icle this as Singular exception to the good
conduct of the troops.
Report Confirmed.
LONDON, July 18th. The Foreign Office
confirms the report of the arrest at Puerto
Cabello, Venezuela, OF one of the assassins OF
Lord Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burk,.
Conflict Between Peasants and Laborers.
VIENNA, July 25sb.--A conflict occurred
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era at Dombrova, district of Dolnau. Four
teen persons were killed.
Scratched from all Engagements.
LONDON, July 25tb.-Lorillard Aranzs
and Gerald are scratched from all engage
ments at the Goodwood meeting.
The Goodwood stakes.
LONDON, July 25th.-The Goodwood stakes
were won to-day by Fortissimo, Revealed
second, Sabeau third.
Six Years at Hard Labor.
BERLIN, July 25.h.-Herr Melting, arrested
for selling plans of the coast defenses Of Ger
many to Russia, has been sentenced TO six
years imprisonment at hard labor.
Allowed to Take His Choice.
LONDON, July 25th.-In the House Of Com.
mons to-day the Chief Secretary for Ireland
stated that O'Mahoney, the suspect, had been