The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

ArKxGxpHrA September i6-Tha Khedive has
learned that the commander at Daruietta refuses
= to surrender. He has 600 black troops His son
q Pashi Chera. Arahis Minister and krame Pasha
have been arrested in Alexandria. Mahmond
Pasha and Barondi have been arrested near Cairo
Il Kursed Pasha. commander at Aboukir. has sent
message announcing his willingness to surrender
LONDON. September 16.-Gladstone has asked
Archbishop York to direct thanksgiving services
TO be helu in the churches tomorrow fer the sue
: cess in Egypt
4 CArno, September i6-with the exception Of a
I | few leaders and one or two persons accused OF
\ crimes no rebels we're made prisoners by General
! Lowe, who merely requirvd them 70 surrender
their arms. Many who had been prominent in
I the rebellion were told, much to their surprise,
! that they were free.
E ALEXANDRA, September I6.-Ihe British now
/ occupy kafr-el-Dwar. The artillery camp At
Ramleh Station has been dissolved and the naval
brigade Withdrawn. General Wood Will proceed
70 Cairo Tomorrow. II Is reported that Damietta
has surrendered
Fort Asian was surrendered this morning to
! General Wood in person. The Commandment and
twelve officers came forward TO surrender. Gen.
Wood immediately inquired for the Italian naval
Lieutenant, Paolucci, who was supposed to have
espoused Arab Pasha's cause. After some delay
! Paolucci was brought forward, wearing the uni
form OF an Egyptian officer He was Immediately
placed under arrest
C,Eo, September i7.-'rha Household Cavalry
will be the first to leave Egypt. The homeward
movement viii begin shortly
ALEyANDEIA, September 17th.-lbrahim Bey,
formerly Governor Of Behereh. arrived to-day
from Cairo. where he had been in prison several
weeks, having been incarceraied by order Of Arab
Pasha- He reports Zagaziug and the surround
ing country ruined and NansQurah pillaged
ALEXANDRIA, September lSth.-The regiment
which left Aboukir last night to JOIN Abdallah
Pasha at Damietta was Arabl Pasha own and
numbered 500 men While az hafr-el-Dwar Arab
Pasha and his wife lived with his father mother,
sister and brother. Arab, at the end, drank only
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had spies IN his camp who wished to poison him.
One of the Egyptian officers who surrendered eI-
plains that Arab left his best soldiers AZ kafr-el
Dwar, because he thought the move Isnaiia
was rusc and the real attack Of the British
would be on kafr-e-Dwnr. The Sultan recently
has been in communication with Arab through
Damietta and there can be no doubt that the re-
sistanee Of the commander of that place origi-
mates from Stamboul. The British have occupied
Tantah
PoRr SAID, September 18th. The commander
at Damietta also holds the forts of Dibta and
Ghemilla. The Governor Of Port said sent an
Arab TO the rebel commander Friday. but
the messenger has not returned
The British Commander has notified the Khe-
dive that no capital sentence passed On Egyptian
leaders must be carried out without the consent of
Great Britain Steps have been taken to obtain
the services Of a competent English barrister to
defend Arab Pasha and gthcr leoders in the
| revolt.
CAmo. September i9th.-Abdallah Pasha has
surrendered. He was commander at Damietta
and the last to hold out Of Arabis Generals
| The forbearance OF the conquering army has
produced a most wholesome effect. All native
property has been left untouched An illumina-
ton Is made every night since the arrival Of the
English troops, IN honor Of the khedive and
England
LONDON, September l9th.-The PqH Mail Gp.siis
recommends the establishme nt of gondarmerie
in Egypt, differed by Englishmen.
The journal de- Ds"rt', Paris, gives similar
| advice.
| The Daiiy Nrirs, in commenting on the hostile
tone of some italian papers, says: II has reason
to believe, nevertheless, that Italy was among the
| earliest foreign powers to congratulate Great
| Britain on her success in Egypt by sending ON
the 18th inst assurance OF good will and
/ sympathy"
CAIRo, September 2Oth.-Abdul-El Pasha, COM
mander at Damietta. has been shot by his own
| soldiers.
| The death of Abdul-El Pasha occurred as fol-
| lows: He summoned his black regiment and said
| that he expected them TO fight till the last He
declared that Arab bad turned traitor and fed,
| but kafrel-Dwar was making heroic resistance.
4 soldier asked why they should risk their lives
/ for Arab and for him. Abdul replied that they
were not fighting for him but for their religion,
their country, their Cdlph. They should be
ready, he said, 20 die as he was The soldier re-
piled: " Then de- and shot him through the |
| stomach.
LONDON, September 2lth.-A telegram is pub |
lished here stating that IN consequence Of some
disorders IN the Arab quarter Of Cairo General |
Wolseley has Threatened IN the event Of their |
| renewal, to open fire from the Citadel.
CAmo, Sept. 2O-Ihe review OF the British troops
on the arrival Of the khedye will be imposing |
spectacle. II is expected about 10000 men will |
be in line.
Pom SAID, Sept. 2.-Fort Ghomileh has sur |
rendered. The garrison found to consist of /
only eighty men, the remainder of the force hay- /
ing gone 10 Damietta last evening. Nearly all the /
garrison of Fort Ghemil5h fed before surrender /
Gunboats have gone TO Damictta. The garrison /
has resolved 90 lay down their arms.
Abdallah Pasha and Aboulata Pasha, with a |
small escort have gone in the direction Of Cairo.
BEmN September 23.-Ihu entire press con
graduate Prince Bismurk ON the twentieth ami
versary of his entrance into che Pussian ministry.
The opposition journals while eondemning
Prince Bismarks home policy warmly refers to
the services he has rendered the nation.
CArEo, Sept. 21.-Abdalah Pasha's negotiations
relative to the surrender Of Damietta arC regarded
as intended only 70 gain time 1t Is reported he Is
Strengthening the Notifications. ID is suid again
Abdallah Is willing 10 surrender, but the black
troops resist. 1t is believed the Egyptians are in
tronched behind the fort, ON the east side Of
the river.
LoSpoy, Sept 2l-Tho Times, in an article ON
the Suez Canal, declares that in an age when the
control Of nations over arms Of the coming
through or commanded by territory is being every
where abolished, it is impossible TO allow the di
roctors of the Canal Company 10 arrogate powers
M extensive Hs ever claimed by Denmark over the
Sound The naturalization of the Surz Canal in !
its reasonable sense is understood TO mean it shall
be regarded as an arm Of the sea- Now tho ques. |
ton Is not as to the enlargement OF the Canal or
the construction OF one, hut 1t Is practical quos-
ton Just now how To secure ourselves In case Of
complications which may possibly arise. and
against being thwartcd by Do Lcsscps. The sub.
iect of the Canal will We believe. seriously engage
the attention OF the government
CiUo sept. 2l.-Amhi rasha and his accom-.
plicos, military and civil will be tried by court
martial.
About e2OOO0o was taken from tho treasury By
Aubi Pasha, tls,O0O was discovered at the war
office. Deficits are probable also in the Depart
mcnt OF the Interior.
MAIrA Sept. 2i.-Commaudur Rowson specially
promoted for bravery ut Iclcl.hohir, has died Of
his wounds,
Row, Sept 2l.-rhe court martial has CON
domncd Lieutenant rnoucc who deserted To
serve with Arab Pasha, TO two years imprson.
nlOnt and dismissal from The service,
ALEXANDRIA, sept 3D. Princes lbrahim. Harmed
and hi who signed the petition prepared 10y Arab
Pasha last May for the deposition OF the khcdvc,
arrived to-day TO pay their respects The kho
dive declined 10 receive them They were ordered
to quit the palace directly.
AtaNANpgtN, sept D. kbdcrahman Boy. Nal I
tCsc renegade, and Minister 10 France, In Arahis
last Ministry, hus been appointed by the khcdiyo
president OF the commission to prosecute the insti
gators Of the outragcs iu June.
PoBr sun, Sept - The English have aban.
doncd the carihworhB they erected, and the ma 3
rines have ru.cmharlssd.
ALEXANDRIA, sept. ALL the rcbol ohiccr. be- q
low the rank Of colouol confined at lamloh, have /
been released. Tho hty remaining prisoners were d
brought here, 5
An expedition has started o. occupy Uamirtta. n
No resistance Is expected. Il
ALEXANDRIA September aj,-The KhCdyo has 6
issued a manifesto declaring England has great 1
interests Ia Egypt both ia regard b. finances and y
traffic through the Suo1 Canal, and that for the b
projection Of those interests she was compelled n
10 interfere, but she has no intention Gf annoHing
The country. lie announces be authorized Gcnur d
Al Wolsclcy ~ represent him IN restoring order q
md furnishing rebels All loyal citixcnsurc called
IN 20 render W0lsolCy every assistance. Any one a.
refusing Is TO DO treated rs % rebel. 81
DAMrErr,, September @l.-Gcnoral Wood, with =
WI regiments arrived 40 Damictta to-day y
Abdallah surrendered NJ the railway station. His y
ruops are expected 10 surrender their arms this 4
afternoon The surrounding country b uuiet "
The corps are in splendid condition. :
The negro garrison instead Of surrondcring, fed, :.
aking besides their plumber, quantity Of auimu =
lition, -
General Foreign News. y
LONDON, September lS-it ia understood that y
n the event Of the early close Of the Egyptian n
ampaign. Dixie, the Under Foreign Secretary. is .
kelly TO DO promoted TO a position ia the Cabinet
new appointment will be made 20 Ell the Office
'hich he nj present holds, and fresh appointments
I'LL also probably be made 20 the Presidency Of
he Council and Chancellouhip Of the Duchy Of
.ancaster before the uo1t session Of Parliament
]hilders, the War Secretary. will become Chancel-
" u the Exchequor. Al
LoSDoS, September Is In the race to-day the
names Rowing Club beat the Hillslales By two
sngths in 2l:i0. The umpire awarded the race TO
be Thames crew.
In the Star Route trials the jury returned tho =
olloving verdict -