The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-13

ious to know the result of their work,
and asked eager questions of me. To-
morrow we go into and engage the forts
within the harbor. Outside of us are
the merchant ships and foreign war
vessels, most of whom will re-enter the
harbor after we have destroyed the last
of the threatening forts. Over Alex
andria lies the cloud of battle, partly
caused no doubt by the smoke of the
guns, which the wind has not yet blown
clear of the town, and partly from that
arising from the burning palace. No
message Of news has reached us from
the town, and we know nothing Of what
is passing there, what loss has been
suffered, or what feelings have been ex-
cited among the soldiers or the popu-
lace by the events of the day. The
last news which reached US, before the
fight commenced, was to the effect that
the nationals we're about to cut the wire
with India, and were considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of blockading the canal.
The events of to-day show the deter
mination expressed by Arab and his
party to oppose the feet to the death,
has not, so far, been a vain boast. 1
think they fought their guns to the last,
but the fire of the fleet was so crushing
and our metal so superior, as to make
their resistance ineffective. On the
whole the Egyptians fought their bat
| teries with more determination than
had been expected. Several of the
earthworks behind which the guns were
mounted were found to be mere heaps
of sand. The Egyptians could Rave
done much more execution had their
aiming been less wild. 1t is difficult to
describe the excitement of the sailors.
Each shot was watched with great
anxiety, and every good m cheered.
Some shots from the 81 tonners flew
high, and may have damaged the town.
Constantinople, July IL, evening"
The porte has telegraphed Musurus
Pacha, Turkish ambassador at London,
the following: 1.-The porte has learned
V
IRENE gravity of this fact. In view Of
1ne urgency Vi 'hiS "a.0ef 'ue poiee
confines itself to requesting you, with
out a moments loss of time, to make
pressing representations to Lord Gran
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