The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22

Arab Pacha asserts that all his acts were
done ut the instigation OF the khediye and
the Sultan, and that he was unable TO re-
strain the Egyptian army from fighting.
His war Office has been searched, and i'm
portant documents found. Thirty fanati-
cal sheiks have been placed in custody in
the citadel.
PORT SAID. September 2l.-Nearly all the
garrison Of Fort Gbcmileh before its sur
render fed in boats across Lake MarZaleb.
British gunboats have proceeded from
Ghemleh i'm the direction OF Fort Diheh
and Damietta.
LONDON, September 2l.-A dispatch to
the Reuters Telegraph Company from Port
said dated to-day says: Fort Ghemileh has
surrendered. The garrison was found 10
consist OF only eighty men, the remainder
OF the force having gone to Damietta last
evening.
ALEXANDRIA, September 21.-Scveral
fresh arrests were made to-day. Among
the persons arrested il Said Bey Gandeel,
who was the Project Of Police OF AleXan-
dria on the lth Of June. the day OF the
first massacre. lie has been placed IN
irons.
LONDON, September 21.-The Reuters
Telegraph Company has the following from
Alexandra: II was originally intended on
The arrest Of NIahmOud Fehmy that none
OF the prisoners should be executed with
out the consent OF England: but this de-
clsiOn was afterwards abandoned. II has
since been arranged that British officers OF
high rank shall sit on a court-martia ut
Cairo. II is not intended that the gen.
darmcrie proposed TO be organized i'm
Egypt shall be oiliccrcd entirely 10y Eng
lishmcn, a. it would thereby become an
English corps.
Letters received at the palace state that
two nights ago procession papded
through the streets of Cairo. those in the
line shouting "Allah, protect Arab
Pacha"; Allah. destroy that Christian,
Mchcmid Tewfik."
The Khcdiye has issued a decree appoint
mg special commission TO inquire into
and prosecute the authors OF the outragos
committed here in June last. The commits
sion j. composed OF four Europeans and
three natives. and i under the presidency
OF native. The foreign con~ulatcS Will
be represented at the ,ittings Of the COM
mission. These representatives. may make
communications, but will have no vote.
The Khediyc has also issued "a decree APP
DDl0ii n1 rl.lllidI Fpillllll~~ltH lp Nii ~
ranta TO investigate into the crimes COM
united in other parts OF Egypt during the
rebellion.
\ train OF immense lepgth arrived here
to-day from Cairo. bringing several thou
sand natives, who alleged that Arab had
forced them 20 leave their homes.
MALTA, September III Commodore
Rawson. who was specially promoted for
bravery at the battle OF Tcl-lc-Ncbir. m
which he was wounded. died to-day. Com
modore Raw>on was q fellow OF the Royal
Gcouaghical Society. and accompanied the
Arctic expedition OF $500. He also
served in the A,hantcc campaign.
LONDON. September 2l.-A dispatch 70
the Reuters Telegraph Company from
Port said. dated 7:0j O'Clock this evening.
SAYS: In obedience TO IN order from \a-
couh Pacha the garrison OF Damictt1 has"
resolved to lay down their arms aud di>-
pcr,c 20 their homes. Abcidal Pacha and
Aloulala Parha have left Damlctta With %
small escort OF llustaphczcen, going in The
direction OF Cairo"