New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
nprp,TIoyS AROUND ALEXANDRIA.

OPERATIONS AROUND ALEXANDRIA.
hrv,xnp1A. Sept 1.-The surrender OF Aoon-
tir has been fixed for to-day. Tie report oi '"'
srrrendor of Damctta Is unconlirmed. Inc Dcuo',
ins left Kafrel-Dwar two hours before the aIil'",
tbcre If the British troops taking their arms ana
ammunition with them.
LONDON Sept. 17.-Rcu;cr dispatches Hoin nv
andria state that when two trains, whlch Weh' ~
K,fcel- Dwar yesterday afternoon 10 hrihg mere '"0
u,isopers of war reached that place. all lhe soI"cS
had disanpcared with the exception of small body
which had been left TO guard the arms ana acc"u-
trcmcnts. The rebel positions at Kair-el-Dwar
consisted Of three successive camps, the foremost
tvo only being abandoned In the town Itseli
q 600 fellahs. two regiments of cavalry and sew
oral horSe-battcries have been dsaTmed. The work
Of iisannug he prisoners is now over and only
few co,npoues Of English troops remain to guard
them. ,
There were found in the rebel camp at Fort Asian
$50 saddle aud carriage horses winch had been
looted during the bombardment OF Alexandria
The Couucil of Ministers is preparing decree DIS
handing the army. The railroad from Alexandra
IN Cairo has been repaired but remains under mill
tary control The first train Tor Caro- VIII lea'e
here ON TUESDAY with Government ohciais'
IovDoy. Sept. lS.-Jh DGly NccS has the follow
inc dispatch from Alexandria: Although Inc
enemy abandoned their camp AT katr el-DWlr lnel
left then guns horses tents, etc. standing III goou
order. in charge of few officers and men, Inc
bank. are having the bauicades that had been put
mn for their protection removed, and the bou'se Is
more animated General Woods brigade Will pro-
coed 10 Cairo in ten trans. he General himself
started at noon to-day for hair-el-Dwar to meet
Roubj Pacha who Lad arrived there from Caro-
w1rh Ot her important persons When R0uhi faCha
,oocLed Cairo he was gwen in charge OF English
officers Col. cldent with ROuu facna arrival
numbers of leOel uoops from Ma'lout' Rosetta ana
Ahoukr came into ka.r-el-Dwdr 10 surrender, Two
companies of British troops have been sent 10 Dam
icIta. r, ,.., e,
Alexandra More than a hundred OineeI> allc men
came IN here today from A1ouAll' Many q. ne
men carried four OF five rifles, bringing Desldcs
fher own those of their comrades VINO had ned.
The arms and horses given up are IN soOu cOhui'oh'
iblahim Bey Iewhk, formerly Governor 81
Btucrcii arrived here to-day IRON caro- where ne
had been IN prison several weeks, having been IN
CaTceraied by order of Arab Pachd lie IeloIls
that ZagaZlg and the surrounding country are
ruined and that MMsOurah has been pllIiged.
Two thousand AlDanlans Ea\e been ltcIdIlcd 10
form the nucleus Ot iTesh police lorce. during
tie siege Of Kafr-el- Dwar eighty-uVe "a the enemy
were wounded five of whom have since died.
mixed English and Egyptian military commission
will be formed to Try the rebel cnIcis .
The Times has the following dispatch from Alex
ou,lra: The following decree was proposed at
the CouncIl OF Ministers to-day, and has been signed
Article i-'The Egyptian Army is dissolved.
Article 2-OihceC. guilty Oi IeOelhOh Will De
prosecuted and puAi he'd according tc mIitaIY itW
klaZ Pacha, MN Ier OF the lnterio, states mat
a. the restoration ol order W III be impossible unless
camta punishment j. awarded 10 the leaders Oh the
revolt he shall abaIdOL the country If any iAIider
sentence is passed against tncm.
The tOtai surrender here consists or O,O0O
men. 20 horses, 1900 Remington rifles and 90
Ltd guns.