The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-20
EGYPT.
Foreign.

Foreign
ORDER RESTORED.
LONDON, July ia dispatch to tn
Standard dated Alexandria, Saturda.
morning, says it is now possible to walk tn
streets without an escort. Cafes and shop
are reopening, and confidence generally re
viving. Admiral Seymour telegraphs a
1920 this morning: II am organizing tn
police force as fast as possible, and l hay
occupied the gates and two forts"
RESIGNED.
Mr.. Bright's resignation was communi
Gated to the queen to-day.
An Alexandria dispatch to the Times
says: Thirteen hundred Christian relu
gees were saved in a Coptic church
during the massacre. The fires in town
were undoubtedly instigated by the prin-
cipal supporters of Arab Pasha, if not by
himself. After the shooting commenced
the soldiers attacked the original plunder-
ers and robbed them oftheir plunder. Ara,
bi Pasha, during the engagement, was at
Fort Napoleon, Which neither fired nor re.
ceived a shot. After the firing had ceased
he rode through town accompanied by Ma
hamond Lauri and other ministers. Sub
seuuently party of soldiers deliberately SET
fire to the French consulate. Another par
ty proceeded in the same systematic man
ner TO set fire to the other side OF the great
square. The whole district is SO ruined
that the street openings are indistinguisha'
bic. The English consulate and the quar-
ter containing the great grain and cotton
stores escaped the conflagration.
There is no telegraphic communication
with any place in the interior.
GAS OTHERS SEE U.s.
The correspondent adds: have carefully
questioned foreign naval officers and they
are nearly unanimous in thinking that the
fleet fired with greater precision than they
had believed possible. The AMERICANS
were particularly enthusiastic Ihey
state that the result establishes, the
fact that in a quiet sea large
ship is at no disadvantage against
a fort and a small ship is much less than is
sucposed. The German officers expressed
a similar opinion, while the Austrians were
much less complimentary.
OCCUPYING THE CITY.
. A dispatch from Alexandra to Reuters
Telegram company, dated 145 p. m, says
the marines of the iron-clsd Minataur have
landed. The American marines occupy
the great square, with their headquarters
in st. Marks building. Captain Foster, OF
the Infiexible, is in command OF the forces
landed. All gatling and field guns have
lust been ordered ashore.
SHOT.
A woman was shot at Rolla, county
Mavo, for taking q farm from which for
mer tenant had been evcted. She has since
died.
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
this afternoon Sir Charles Dixie, in reply
to the question whether steps would be
taken to intercept Arab Pasha on the
road. said: Our proceedings relate TO Alex
andria. the other matter is for the powers
to take action upon. A thousand more
marines have been ordered from Malta to
Alexandria.
Sir ODarles Dixie, under foreign secre-
rary. read telegram stating that the
American marines were assisting IN patrol
ling The streets of Alexandria:
ALEXANDRIA,, July 15.-rhe American
marinp. were first TO land to help the
British to restore order. The Germans FOL
lowed, Both parties landed without any
political instructions from their respective
Governments. The vessels in the harDor o ]
all nationalities, except Austrians and
Greek landed men.
demic, because of the number OF unburled
dead. The offices of the Ottoman
Bank and Credit Lyonnaise escaped the
destruction of banks. Arab Pasha appro-
priated EOS 900 from customs boiere leaving.
Accordinr to accounts of persons who re-
NAMED in the city, bands of the murderers
during and after the bombardment, forced
their way into almost every house. The
plundering and burning. began on the Eth.
Scarcely any European dwellings were spar
ed IL appears that large stores OF petroleum
were sent to Alexandria the week before
the bombardment. specially to set hre TO
town. The inCendiaries state that they re-
ceiyed instructions to set fire to the houses
CrfEbRATIEG THE DESTRUCTION OF THE BAs-
TILE.
PARIS. July 15.-The national iete in
celebration of the capture OF the Basliie IN
1889, passed off with entire success. There
was no disorder.
THE CONFERENCE.
CoYsTANTIYoPLE, July l5.-The confer
ence to-day discussed the terms OF note to
he addressed to the porte, demanding the
dispatch of Turkish troops to Egypt
WILL PROTECT CANAL.
LoNpoY, July 1.-THE Times Paris cor;
respondent reports that the cabinet council
has resolved to protect the Suez canal
Jointly with England.
Tie Daily News dispatch from Marseilles
saws French transports have BEEN ordered
10 get ready to embark troops,
Several fresh fires occurred last night
Troops from the troop ship Tomara are
and will raise the total Brit
ish force ashore TO 6,000 men. The war
steamer Helicon has intercepted two regi-
ments going TO Port Said from Cyprus and
ordered them to Alexandria. Four sailors
and two OF the Shediye's body guard
rode TO Cale-el-Divas last even
inc and reconnoitered Arab Pasha's
ouipogts. within three hundred
ards They found everything quiet.
The English are gradually getting the
place In order, and there are many people
In town to-day, but the Arabs are still set
ting fire to some parts Of the city. Messrs.
Aueslapd and Calvin have issued .procla-
nation 10 the Bedouins, hoping TO save
cairo. Arab has issued proclamation de
claring that the Arabs must pay all taxes
TO him.
A dispatch from Alexandria 70 the Times
saws that Toulba Pasha, military COM
mapder Of Alexandria, is stated 20 have
,ersonally engaged in looting and arson.
lThe Austrian consul is the only foreign dip
lomat who has thought II necessary 20 quit
AleTandria. IL is said Deryish Pssha states
that be has sent fifteen kilograms 70 Con
stautinsple for troops which are all unan-
sWered' The Egyptian Gazette vas pub
iisbed to-day. A native newspaper
started under control Of British
Authorities. The reports concerning the
D-ofimitv Of large bodies Of Bedouins are
iiutrue. The Times this morning say the
0ffer Of raiions which Admiral Seymour
las mnde 20 such Egyptian soldiers a.
choose 10 return b. the khediye will be
considerable induceTnent 10 loyalty and
viii increase the staff available for pressing
sanitary operations.
A dispatch from Constaniinople 70 Reu-
teri Teiegrsm company, says taat the occu-
ration Of Egypt In case oi Turkish interyen-
ion. il 10 be limited % SIX mouths Instead
~ thee months, as previously reported.
Tie objects Of Occupati0n vii probably be
Defined A. follOgs. Termination Oi An
rrchv. observation-disclosures q siatu quo, re0r-
1-tuizafion Of the army and The develop
rpeut ii popular llberties. It is proposed
list tile khsdive sLall supervise the WORK
ofthe occupying tro0rs-
disrnifh From AleHandria 70 the Stand
arl sfsfes that General Stone rode on sun
dsv AFTERNOON siE miles IN the direction 81
Arsf Pa-ha's camp. buf sEw moi hing Oi bis
army. This correspondent adds The
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