The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-21
TELEGRAPKIC
Yav.pai zeh-n,iux.

TOMBSTONE, July 13.-Word ha'
 reached here that the pop ilation O.
 Yavapa1 county as declared by tho
 census marshal and accepted by tho
 Board of Supervisors foots up 27,755
 It is well kn ,wn that the population
 is less than S.000, but & Iegisla i tive apportionment will be made or i the basis of this census, Politica
 swind!e i~ attempted in order to give
 the northern portion of the Terri
 tory majority in the Legislature \ sum of money will b. raised here
 to try and resist the successful oper-
 ation of tue swindle.
 War in Egypt.
 LoxpeS. July 13.-A special cor
 re pendent of the Telegraph says
 that lie took $ boat went close along
 side and found all batteries facing
 the sea destroyed and guns dis
 mounted The Arabs informed me
 that mary hundred persons were ] Killed An explosion occurred in
 the middle of the fort killing every
 inmate. They estimated the loss of
 life among the soldiers and town folks at two thousand.
 A dispatch from Alexandria re- ceived ae : :4) 4. H- says the Pelican and Invinci5le, Monarch and Peue lone are now steaning into ths inner harbo--
 Ano.her dispatch from Alexandria received at S:s0 A NJ. says, Bedouins are fiocking in ny thsusands. The Europeans who fought their way dewn to beach number a hundred. They report all tie other Europeans and Christians, numbering some hundreds are mastered. The Daily News it is understool that the con ference decided that the Egyptian army shall be disbanded and replaced by Gensdarnes.
 The Standards correSpon lent on beard the Invincible telegraphing at 8 this morning says: "The whole civil population and troops have withdrawn. The whole grand square is burned. The Pelican which went to discover the meaning Of the last flag Of truce last evening, could discover nobody on board the Egyptian vessel, Mahroussa or in the Arsenal. The correspondent sc- comraniel an officer to the shore in steam pinnace The Purveyor of the fleet who was one of the party and we'll acquainted with the town, landed aad proceeded 8 considerable distance. All was perfectly silent, but for the roar of the flames. It is believed Arabi Pssha has concen- tratei his forces beyond the city to oppose the British advances. The work CT the ships is now over. Fur ther action must be ashore. Fully one-hsf of the town is burning. There will be landing in force to investigate the condition of things and if pos s;ible render aid. It will probably be in three or four towns.
 Another dispatch from Alexan- dris dated July 15. s:45 A. M- says friA has been evacuated. The city is in flames The telegraph ship ChiItern has been ordered 10 take c position near inc neutral feet
 In telegram sent at 7:25 6H., Admiral Seymour confirms the re- port Of the evacuation of Alexandria. The eutira garrison withdrew under 1 a flag of truce, leaving the Bedouins 10 fire and pillago the city. The De coy has gone to Port Said to ascer- tain the state of affairs there.
 A dispatch from Alexandria dated l .t 9:48 A. K.. says the Egyptian ar my is greatly dcmoralized and in full retreat toward the interior. The i European quarter Of the town in the exchange and telegraph | office is entirely destroyed. The ;ity wGs set on fire by released con Ficts who committed horrible atroci- .ies. Ths telegraph ship Chiltern l Is crowded with the survivors who fought their way to the beach from whence boats of the fleet removed hem They report having passed a ireadful night defending themselves desperately. One hundred Euro oeans and other Christians in the Ottoman bank and adjoining build ng were messacrcd. 4 part of the feet is now leaving for Port Said. The whereabouts of the Khedive Ire unknown
 LoKDoS, July 14.-The refugees rescued are chiefly Greeks and italians, only one beng English.
 Germany and Austria have tcle- srapned to Gladstone their approval jf the action Of the fleet.
 A dispatch from Alexandria says he fire IS greatly extending in the direction of the port. Admiral Sey nour today landed 450 marines and I50 sailors. It is suspected that the own and forts are mined. An En- ylish church was destroyed by ehsnce shell during the bombar% nent. The Khedive ard Dervisch Pasha are safe.
 The Secretary of War has in- structed the Khedive to assert his anthor.ty in restoring order, the