Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-27
AN ATTEMPTED ATTACK,

The English Prove Themselves Way
Watchmen-ProtectIon OF Loyal Natives
Tho Porte's Plans - The London
Times" on the Situation-General War
Notes-other Foreign News
ENGLISH CAUTION.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26.--Arabi Pasha has
withdrawn the bulk OF his outlying pickets to
Kafr Ell Dewar. force from the English
men-of-war has landed at Port Said.
The British have mined the railway embank-
ment at Kamleh as precaution against a
night attack.
The khedive refuses to entertain the propo-
sition to extend an amnesty to the principal
rebel officers with view TO induce them TO
abandon allegiance to Arab Pasha.
SAVING LOYAL NATIVES.
ALEXANDRIA, July 20, p. m.-The Egyp-
tan vessel, Charkah, left this forenoon to take
on board the garrison at Aboukir, which had
declared loyalty to the khedive aud the land
party, and to spike the guns on the works.
She has not yet returned. The garrison num-
bered 1000 men. The retail trade has revived
somewhat in Alexandria. The center of the
great square is filling with cafes and booths.
AN ATTEMPTED SURPRISE.
ALEXANDRIA, July 90, $50 a. NAT last
evening decided attempt was made to sur
prise the British outposts. Under cover of
the darkness force of 600 men approached
close to the British lines when the Thirty
eighth regiment opened fire. The enemy
then retreated precipitately. During the re
msinder OF the night the Egyptians continued
to move about just beyond range. The at.
tempt was preceded by reports that Arab
Pasha was attempting to treat for conditions
for his surrender, aud that while the flag was
flying over his entertainments the
reports were possibly calculated
to lull vigilance. The British to-
day surrounded the village of Carmius, be-
yond Pompey's pillar, where there is a regular
market for loot, and seized few men.
Twenty-Five Germans landed at Port Said to
guard the German consulate.
LONDON, July 26.-General orders are issued
for large portion OF the expedilionary force
to embark. A company.of engineers and part of
the commissarat, and transport troops leave
tomorrow, the Household cavalry Saturday,
and troops from the Mediterranean next
week.
A correspondent at Constantinople says;
cat the meeting of the conference Monday
the Turkish delegates accepted the al retereR-
dunn proposal of the British ambassador TO
the sultan to issue a proclamation declaring
Arab Pasha rebel"
ALEXANDRIA, July ga dispatch states
it is believed that Bedouins and the khedive's
servants really did the looting at Ramleh.
PARIS, July 26.-The credit voted by the
senate Yesterday is 100000 francs forj naval
preparations has already been passed
by the chamber OF deputies.
DeLesseps on his arrival at Port Said
prevented general landing from all the men
of-war. He also sent for the new governor,
who guaranteed the safety of the Europeans.
InI, A nirpnlar has hpgn cent
to the Spanish representatives abroad, ex-
planning the attitude OF Spain with regard to
the SueZ canal.
LONDON, July 26 The Times in leading
article says Neither as q sovereign suzeraln,
nor under any other title, will there be room
for the influence of the sultan in Egypt after
the responsibilities of the sovereign have
been cynically thrown aside in the hour of
trial. The sultan may have amused himself
by forming new alliances and complimenting
his allies with decorations, but it remains To
be seen What help these sympathZers can or
will give the porte. England by acting alone
will acquire and assert her right OF CONTROL
ing in the future the country she saved.
Those who object To that prospect have even
at the eleventh hour an opportunity oil sharing
the labor and obtaining voice IN the deter
mination OF events, bnt If England is left to act
alone, the formal engagements she took when
the situation was wholly di1etent
will be abrogated. We must plainly
show the sultan and to the powers
that we intend to work thoroughly and retain
what is done.
Gladstone and his colleagues must yield TO
the compulslon of events Our commanding
naval force and well organized army will in
sure the establishment in Egypt of a strong
government under English protection il the
ministry do not hesitate in entering upon the
path which lies straight before them.