The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-18
Order is Finally Restored in Alexan-
dria =. Summary Punishment
Dispensed to All Offenders.
Incidents.
The Americans There Keeping up Their
End-The City of Alexandria AZ
most Irretrieyably Ruined.
Arab Pasha in Iiue Of Promotion
10 Other and More Ethe.
rial Climes.
The French Beginning to Awaken to
the Situation.
British Troops Arriving in Large
Numbers.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.

WILL PROTECT CANAL.

LONDON, luly 1.-THE Times Paris cor
respondent reports that the cabinet council
has resolved to. protect the Suez canal
jointly with England.
The Daily News dispatch from Marselles
says French transports have been ordered
TO get ready to embark troops.
Several fresh fires occurred last night.
Troops from the troop ship Tomara are
disem barking and will raise the total Brit
ish force ashore to 5000 men,. The war
steamer Helicon has intercepted two regi-
ments going to Port Said from Cyprus and
ordered them to Alexandria. Four sailors
and two OF the khedive's body guard
rode to Cafe-el-Divas last even
ing and reconnoitered Arab Pasha's
outposts, within three hundred
wards. They found everything quiet.
The English are gradually getting the
pIace in order, and there are many people
In town to-day, but the Arabs are still set
ting fire to some parts of the city. Messrs.
Auckland and Calvin have issued a proca-
nation TO the Bedouins, hoping to save
Cairo. Arab has issued a proclamation de.
claring that the Arabs must pay all taxes
to him.
A dispatch from Alexandria to the Times
says Lnat loulud usuu, iliiltdry COU-
mander of Alexandria. is stated to have
personally engaged in looting and arson.
The Austrian consul is the only foreign dip
lomat who has thought it necessary to quit
Alexandria 1t is said Dervish Pasha states
that he has sent fifteen kilograms to Con
stantinople for troops which are all unan-
swered The Egyptian Gazette was pub
lished to-day. A native newspaper
started under control of British
authorities. The reports concerning the
proximity of large bodies of Bedouins arc
untrue. The Times this morning says the
offer of ratlons which Admiral Seymour
has made to such Egyptian soldiers as
choose to return t. the Rhediye will be q
considerable inducement to loyalty and
will increase the staff available for pressing
sanitary operations. AZ
A dispatch from Constantinoplc to Reu
ters' Telegram company, says that the occu
patton of Egypt in case of Turkish interyen
ton, is to be limited 10 six months instea,
| of three months, as previously reported
The objects Of occupation will probably b,
defined MS follows; Termination OF an
archy, re-estab lshmenJ Of statu quo, reor
ganization OF the army and the deyelop
ment popular liberties. IL is PROPOSED
that the khediye shall supervise the worl
of the occupying troops.
A Aspatch from Alexandria to the Stand
ard states that General Stone rode on Sun
day afternoon six miles in the direction O
Arab Pasha's camp, but saw nothing of hi,
army. This correspondent adds Tn,
khedive has received news that large
number of Bedouins have collected thre,
miles from the railway gate, which is oppo
site weak point in our defences.
A dispatch from Port Said to the Daily
NnUg IntpI vpgtpr1nu Thara ,s
immense number of refugees here. Many
women and children are expected to-day
The Europeans are impertectly armed with
revolverS and sporting guns. They feai
that they will be attacked by large force
OF Bedouns, who, it is stated, are assem-
bling in the desert. There are also 10 OOt
Arabs at Fort Guelml, six miles hence
who are throwing up earth,
works, Three British, four French, two
Italian men-ot-war and one Spanish war
ship are in the harbor. The governor is
loyal to the khedve, but an Egyptian, who
commands 25O men here, is suspected OF
disloyalty. a dispatch from Alexandria
to the Central News says Lieutenant Jack.
son, who ON the 18th was wounded in
the att ok on the fort, is dead.
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
this afternoon Sir Charles Dixie, under for
eisn secretary, said that he found that he
had gone too far in stating that Germany
had expressed her approval of the
bombardment Of Alexandria. This declara-
ton was made In consequence of official
contradiction to his statement to that ef
feet published in Berlin and Vienna.
ACTION OF AMERICANS.
LoNpoN, July 1.-THE correspondent OF
the Daily Telegraph sends the following:
ALEXANDRIA, July l6, "A p. NIL Wis
tied The American consulate to-day and
found it occupied by sixty American ma.
rines and tweAty sailors with small gun.
The houses around being on fire the Amer
leans were preparing to blow them up in
order to save the. consulate. How the
Americans managed to get gunpowderinto
the square is Il mystery. II is literally full
of sparks. However, they succeeded and
brought down the houses in the vicinity of
the consulate and palace of justice. SO
bad Is the condition of II that
the American marines insisted on guarding
us to our landing place, many cut-throats
being abroad.
The English occupy the palace of Justice
rs their consulate, and the French have
taken the Hotel Abbott for similar pur.
pose,
Americans are sending out parties to
bury the dead. The English are pumping
wafer ON the burning houses.
$3.50 p. m.-The Americans are sending
nearly all the marines back to the ship
Arab Pasha's forces consist OF two regi-
ments only, The entire country road
to Cairo is blocked. The khediyo
believes the people of Cairo will not per.
nit Arab Pasha TO loot that city. Last
night u strong band of Arabs entered
Alexandria and killed number of loyal
Egyptian soldiers, One of the American
sailors was cut down to-day by his officer,
Lieutenant Graham, for bad behavior,
Refugees continue to be found IN large
numbers. The dead were buried to-day.
Many houses were blown up by the Egyp.
tians and Americans in order to stop the
fire.
TO REsroRf ORDER.
ALEXANDRIA, July '17-Admiral Soy-
mour has issued manifesto announcing
that he las undertaken, with consent of
the Egyptian government, q restoration of
order. No body Is allowed to leays town
after sunset.
The Northumberland with 700 men, the
Lamaur with 0l marines, aud the Salamis
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