The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-22
AT PORT SAID.

The gunboat Iris has arrived al
Port Said, and lies with one broad
side bearing on the town and the
other upon an Egyptian corvette
commaded by one of Arab Pacha's
officers. There are 42S British sub
jects, 500 Egyptian soldiers and zoe
police at Port Said. E
MOVEMENTS OF THE KHEDIvE.
ALEXANDRIA, July IA, $3.50 a. H.
An explosion occasionally occurs in
the city. A proclamation in Arabic
is preparing in the Khedive's name
calling on the people to maintain or
der and the troops to disband. The
Khediye, with Deryisch Pasha, and
some of the Ministers and officers OF
the Harem, have arrived aboard yes
sci in the harbor. About 500 loyal
troops follow the Khedive. 1t is
said Arab Pasha has only 1000 very
much disorganized troops. Two
hundred marines have been ordered
to march through the town and shoot
Ill pcISOuS TlOtlHS.
ARAB DECLARED A REBEL.
CoNsTANTINopLE, July 14.--In last
evenings meeting of the Council of
Prime Ministers, Said Pacha main
tanned that Arab Pacha was rebel
and must be treated as such.
THE CANAL SAFE.
LONDON, July 14.-The report that
the steamer Glen Lyon, from Chfha,
with cargo of tea, is ashore in the
Suez Canal and being looted, is en-
tirely unfounded. There are no signs
yet apparent of an intention to block
the canal. Entrance thereto, how
ever, has been prohibited.
THE KHEDIvE.
LONDON, July 14.-In the Com
mons Gladstone stated that Consul
Cartwright had telegraphed that the
Khedive had secured the loyalty OF
the cavalry and infantry guards sent
to watch him, and summon the lead
ing Pashas and endeavor to rees-
tablish order in Alexandria. Cherif
Pasha is among those named as hav-
ing been summoned by the Khedive.
Arab Pasha has fled from Alex
andria in a boat by canal, but it is
not known whittier. 1t is understood
that his troops are dispensing.
ALEXANDRIA, July ID, 4:10 p. H.
The marine artillery has occupied
Fort Napoleon, commanding the
town. Fort Marabout to-day hoisted
the Egyptian colors, but lowered
them again on the British squadron
assembling around it. The feet has
been ordered to do no further damage
unless provoked. The American
squadron has returned to the inner
harbor.
TOTALLY RUINED.
LONDON, July IA dispatch
from Alexandria dated at a p. M,
says: The town is totally ruined.
The houses from the great square to
the Custom House have been plum
dered In the great square itself
and other wealthy European quar-
tiers, there is hardly building not
ruined or still burning. The court
house of the international tribunal
has so far escaped. The Anglo
Egyptian bank is also preserved.
The streets are strcwn with empty
clock and jewel cases and similar de-
bris. Very few dead bodies have
been found. thirds of the troops
deserted during the bombardment.
After the Khedive's palace had been
surrounded party of soldiers enter
ed his apartments, and declared they
had orders to kill him and burn the
palace. After long parleying their
fealty was bought by promises OF
money. They then escorted the Khe-
dive to the British at Ras- Ell Tin
His guard was not allowed to enter
the palace there with him. All the
Ministers except Arab Pacha pre-
scented themselves at the Ras- Ell Tin
palace. At 5 o'clock this evening
a detachment of marines marched
through the town, and some plum
uerers caught IN Migrant dellctu
were summarily shot.
TWO THOUSAND CoRPsEs.
ALEXANDRIA, July 14.-The ma
rines patrolling the city have already
reported the finding Of disfigured
and burned corpses of two thousand
Europeans.
RUMoR THAT JOHN BRIGHT HAS RE
SIGNED.
LONDON, July 14.-The Press Asso.
citation says it is understood on the
best authority that John Bright has
resigned from the Cabinet.
ALEXANDRIA, July IA, s p. m.-The
marines who have been patrolling
the town embarked in the Bittern
this evening. ATlarge party of Brit
ish, assisted by men from the neu-
trail men-of-war, remain to keep order
in the town tonight.
West Va. Statistics.
BULLETIN No. 292, just issued by
the Census office, shows that there are