Daily Republican., 1882-08-01
Third EDITION.
THE WAR IN EGYPT.
Russia DA hs out of the Confer.
eDce rhs French Withdraw
their Fleet.

eDce Th, French Withdraw
their Fleet.
ALEXANDRIA, July 81 An uncon-
firmed report prevails that the garrison
of Aboukir has surrendered to the
British.
A traveller, who just arrived here
from Siour, reports that Arab Pasha
has issued manifesto declaring that
the KhediVe Tewtik had sold Egypt 10
England, and had retired to England.
Arab therefore ordered the people TO
obey him until the Prophet has eDlight.
ened him TO find worthier Khedive.
The commander of the German gun
boat Moewe at Port Said has been in
struc led on no account to land troops,
but, if necessary, 10 take German sub
jects aboard his vessel. Detachments
have lapded az Ismaili4 from the
English and French men of:war.
The g. rman Consul Genera. will
depart on leave Of absence tomorrow.
There now only remain the French,
Italian and English diplomatic agents
al Alexander.
The Governor of the town of Ninieh,
1856 miles southwest of Cairo, eudeavor-
ed to resist the attempt Of ACabi Pasha
to interrupt railway communication,
but was seut to Cairo and Jailed in the
citadel. Six mudirs of Upper Egypt
have been ordered to supply five hun
dred horses and six hundred and fifty
Camels to the forces of Arab Pashs,
The French directors of the Atfeh
and Cal o water works are retained at
their posts under guard.
Murders are constantly occurring In
the railway trains The mob search
every train for Christians
Midshipman De Chair, Of the iron
clad Alexandria, was sent to Ramleh
on Saturday morning with message,
bat getting beyond the lines, was taken
prisoner.
LONDON, August 1.-The Daily Tele-
graph has the following dispatch
REMLEH, July 81, evening "A de-
tachment searching for Midshipman
De Chair was fired upon by Arabs OUT
side of Ramleh. The Arabs fled on the
approach of the cavalry patrol.
One of Aboukir's fOrts is stated to
be one of strongest of it's kind existing.
White flags were flying on the Aboukir
forts all day.
be effected in order TO ascertain the
meaning of tie white flags flying on the
forts
Major. General Allison is here.
C0NSTANTINOPLE July 31.-Russia
has sent circular to the Powers en-.
bodying the substance Of M. Onon's de-
claration to the conference.
The Sultan sent word to-day 10 Mr..
Sandison the Secretary of the British
Legation, declaring that Lord Duff
ferin's demand for the proclamation of
Arab Pasha as a rebel concerns the
conference, and advising him to confer
with the Ottoman delegates on the sub.
ject,
LONDON, July 31-A dispath to
Reuters Telegram Company from Con-
stantinople says: IN. Onou, the Rus
sian representative, informed the Con.
ference that Russia considered the
Egyptian question divided into two
distinct PARIS, and that he was instruct |
ed to participate in the deliberations
only when the question of the SutZ
Canal was under discussion. In con
sequence of this declaration the Con-
ference is considered terminated"
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram
Company from Alexandria reports that
the Kh6dive has telegraphed for two
hundred Italian and forty Swiss police. |
men to protect the ci.y,
PARIS, July 81 "A dispatch received
here from Alexandria states that the
Khedive has authorized the English 70
occupy as much CT the Sue2 Canal as
they think necessary for the expulsion
of the rebels Arab Pasha has in.
structed the Bedouins on the canal to
obey NJ. De Lesseps. All persons fur
nished with permit from NJ. De Les |
seps are allowed TO proceed to Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, July 31,-There are
troops enough here to hold Alexandria
against any attack by Arab Pasha,
though scarcely enough to drive the
enemy back to Cairo. Arab has organ
lied committee Of five officers in Cal
70 to prepare for the national defence.
Many peaceful natives have been ar
rested for lukewarmness in Arabl's
cause
There is no hope of good results from
The negotiations between the Khedlve
and Arab Pasha.
A large number of the worst class of
BedOuins is marching from Marian to-
war; Alexandria. Ietika Pasha, a
more popular and less fanatical man,
has been appointed Governor, vice
Rifaat Pasha.
The deputation Of notables from Cal
70 who came here to ascertain the true-
state Of affairs will return tomorrow
via Kafr rel.Dwar.
LONDON, August 1.-The News dis
patch from Constantiuuple says: "The
Admiralty is preparing nine transports |
Four have already started for Egypt. |
The Turkish troops will act conjointly
with the English"
The Porte Is Degntiatinga a loan of 1OO,-
600 Turkish pounds, aud is contracting
for the equipment Of 5000 troops about
to proceed to Egypt. A small contin'
gem of troops Will start for Alexandria
shortly. TO be employed as d guard to
the Khedive.
A dispatch 10 the News from Marseil
les reports that the French government
has ordered that the Infantry marine
brigade preparing to start for Egypt be |
disarmed aud the transports be with
drawn
The French gunhoats sailed to-day,
the Consul General of France having
been ordered to Withdraw the entire
feet from Egypt