The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-05

LONDoN, September "A dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Company from AleXar-
dTil SAYS: Great unCaSlncsS i felt i'm
consequence OF the arrest OF native spy
carving letters addressed TO AlhonO Paulo,
the Greek consular agent at Stout, who i
staying here. Palllo has been arrested. II
is rumorcd that the police have discovered
the qualifications OF Il conspiracy, in which
several Greeks are implicated, the object
beng a massacre Of the Europeans in A.
cXandria i'm the event Of the British troops
bcilrg seriously engaged at Ramleh.'
LoNDoN, September "A dispatch from
II. Petersburg to the Times says: Eng
lish agents have arrived ut Odessa to pur-
chase $4,000 head Of sheep and cattle for
the troops in Egypt. Two hundred and
twenty head died en- rOute last week from
the intense heat" The UGiiy Telegraph
has the following dispatch from ISmailia:
THE Indian troops that have arrived here
are heartily welcomed. Several amusing
incidents are told Of the enemy mi,taking
them for allies
RENiFOECENENTs FOR GENERAL wOLSELEY.
LoNDoN, September 4.-Thc Times th,
morning says: "Though General " olselcy
does not require q third division the Gov
eminent is determined TO strengthen his
hands by sending three battalons Of infIn-
try, 50 that General Wood may be set free
without leaving garrison Of less than 5000
men at Alexandria. Reserve dcpOts Of $50
men for each Of the regiments which arc at
the front with General Wolsclcy will also be
formed at Alexandra, and a large depot OF
thousand reserve men will be formed 10
replace these a. they are drafted 10 the
front to supply casualties. The gencralr re-
suit OF these measures will be- that General
Wolsecy will have $4,000 men on the main
/ hnc OF operations, besides the garrison Of
AlcXandra and the Indian contingent
ARABS CONFIDENCE.
LONDON. September IA dispatch from
Ka> ,a,in says: Arab has regained conf
dcncc. II will be necessary to advance
| scientifically and i'm force. The English
| infantry fire in the last engagement seems
| 10 have done slight damage. The Martini
| Henri rifles used by the British are apt 10
| be- rendered unscrViccablc 10y hard usage.
EGYPTIAN WAR NOTES.
LoNDoN. September "A dispatch from
/ II. Petersburg to the Times say. that Eng
/ li.h AGENTS have arrived at Odessa to p'lr-
chase y. 600 head Of sheep and cattle for The
troop, in Egypt. TWO hundred and twenty
head died ca route last week from intense
heat.
SHILLING TIE REBEL LINES.
ALEXANDRIA, September l.-Thc man-oi-
war Minafaur is slclling the rebel lines be-
cause OF threatening demonstrations made
by the enemy from Mandora.
BgDouIN PROWLEEs-AR4DI's GOOD POSITION.
LoNDoN, September "a dispatch to the
Times from Ka.~a,in, dated yesterday.
SAYS: The enemy keeps a close watch all
about our camp. Numerous Bedouin horse
men are proving in The vicinity, render
mg 1t unsafe to venture far out. Last nighl
a yidotte Of the Life Guards was Killed
iii, body hes been recovered, and found To
be mutilated.
Arab Pacla has an excellent position
here. He i i'm direct communication bl
rail with Zagazlg and ~alhiyeh, and water
for his forces j. brought up by rail ant
canal. His active cavalry succeed in mask
ing his movements and keeping them Sc
crct.
TINE REDUCED.
LoNDox, September 4.-The time fol
British transport, from India to remain II
quarantine before entering the Nuez cana
Ga. been reduced 10 forty-cight hours.
so PETROLEUM FOR EGYPT
ALEXANDRIA. September The hhediV
, ma. issued decree forbdding the imporla
ton OF petroleum into Egypt.