The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-22
THE EASTERN WAR.
The City of Alexandria Piilaged
and Burned.
The Natives Plnndering and Mas.
sacreing-The Streets Filled
With Debris and Dotted
With the Dead.

leave England tomorrow week, their
destination being unknown.
The Times this morning SAYS:
"By this last outrage Aribi Pacha
has put himself outside thee pale of
humanity. He must be followed and
his army dispersed. 1t is satisfac-
tory to know that the British sprepa-
rations are complete, and that we are
ready to carry out the will of Eu-
rope il no other nation be found to
do the work. Should the Porte still
hold back, Lord Duferin will state
in the conference that England is
prepared to undertake the task, but
will welcome the cooperation Of any
other Government"
LONDON, July 14.-The Standard
says: 1.-THE Admiralty propose to
request Admiral Seymour to furnish
a full report of the performance of
each iron clad, with the details of
the working of its armament"
The Times correspondent at Berlin
says: at is reported that the Ger
man corvette, Nymphe, has been Or
dered to Egypt"
GREECE WILL TAKE A HAND.
ATHENS, July 14-The Messenger
de athens confirms the report that
the government has expressed its
readiness to join with a corps of
seven thousand men in the interven-
ton in Egypt.
ENGLAND WILL PROCEED VIGOROUSLY.
LONDON, July IA Reuters dis
patch from Constantinople says:
"Musurus Pasha, Turkish Ambassa-
dor at London, has telegraphed the
Porte that Earl Granville has in
formed him that England is COMPEL
ed to proceed vigorously against the
Egyptian rebels, but that the sover-
eign rights Of the Sultan will in no
wise be prejudiced thereby"
THcRsDAY's MASSACRE.
A dispatch to the Ne,cs from Alex
andria says; The number of per-
sons massacred by the mob is esti-
mated at Z,UUO.
Admiral Seymour telegraphs: I
have occupied the Ras ell Tin palace
with the marines, and spiked the
guns in six batteries opposite. The
city is still burning, but l am clear
ing the streets. The Khedive is safe
in the palace, which is garrisoned by
seven hundred men.
FIGHTING IN THE STREETS.
Off ALEXANDRIA, July 1.-THE
firing heard in Alexandria yesterday
was by the soldiers and sailors, who
were dispensing the murderers with
Calling guns. The small detach-
ment first landed had to wait for
reinforcements before they were able
to push to the centre of the town.
There was some short and sharp
fighting No water could be obtain
ed, owing to the stoppage Of the
works. There are some French
ladies among the fugitives rescued
yesterday, and also the Egyptian
project Of police, who succeeded the
instigator of the massacre in Alex
andria on June 11th. There are not
enough sailors and marines to occu-
py all the streets of the city.
AN ENTIRE BATTALION BLOWN UP.
A dispatch to Renters from Alex
andria says: "Some field pieces
were landed by marines at the Ras-
El-Tin fort. The Khedive's Ras- Ell
Tin palace was looted shortly before
the marines arrived. A whole bat
tallion of Arabs were blown up in
one fort, during the bombardment.
TWO MILES OF HOUSES BURNING.
LONDON, July IA dispatch to
the Ne,cs, dated off Alexandria, July
IA, A a. H., says: The fire in Alex
andria is still raging. There are at
least two miles of honses burning.
More than a third of the city appears
to be on fire.
LONDON, July 14.-An Alexandria
dispatch says: Gen. Sir Garnet
Wolsley is expected at Port Said on
Sunday. If Aribi Pasha makes a
stand at Rosetta or Damenhour, Sir
Garnet will have TO proceed to Alex
andria.
SCENES IN THE CITY.
The warriors who spiked the guns
found fifteen Armstrong guns of the
newest pattern, some of them disa-
bled. Beneath one of the guns were
seven dead bodies. A body of $50
marines hold the arsenal gate. At
the custom house gate there are 140
marines, with a gatling gun, who will
remain all night. The marines have
killed many looters. A crowd with
green flag have just passed down
the principal street in the Arab quar-
ter, shouting. The Governor tells the
people not to leave, but being panic
stricken they pay no heed to him.
1t is reported that six persons were
massacred at the French Consulate
TIE KHEDIyE
will embark from the Ras- Ell Tin pal
acc on board Turkish ship. Rear
Admiral Hosking has transferred
his flag to the Penelope and has sail
ed for Port Said. The fire in the
city is still increasing and men are
seen running about with torches,
completing the work of destruction.