Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-14
To-DAY's TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
From the Seat of War.

LONDON, 1.-THE Times thiss morning
says: "Bythis last outrage Arab Pasha has
put'himself outside the pale of humanity.
He must be followed and his army dispers-
ed. 1t is satisfactory to know that the
British preparations are complete and that
We are ready to carry out the will Of Europe
if no other nation be found to do the work.
Should the Porte still hold back, Lord
Dufferin will state in the conference that
England is prepared to undertake the task
but will welcome the cooperation of any
other government"
A dispatch to the NewS from Marseilles
states that despite the fact that it is national
fete day, work will be carried on at the
Toulon arsenal on Friday.
The correspondent of the Times at Berlin
says it is reported that the German Corvette
Nymphe has been ordered to Egypt
ATHENS, July 14.-The Messenger d 4thenes
confirms the report that the government,
has expressed its readiness to join with a
corps of 900 men in intervention in Egypt
LONDON, July IA dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company from Constantinople
says Musuras Pasha, the Turkish Ambassa-
dor at London, has telegraphed to the Porte
that Earl Granville has informed him that
England is compelled to proceed vigorously
against the Egyptian rebels, but that the
sovereign rights OF the Sultan will be in no
way prejudiced thereby.
A dispatch to the NeaUs from Alexandria
says the number Of persons massacred by
the mob is estimated at 1000.
Admiral Seymour telegraphs II have
occupied the Ras-el-Tin palace with ma
rlnes and spiked the guns in six batteries
opposite. The city is still burning, but
am clearing the streets.
The khedive is safe in the Palace, which
is garrlsoncd by 700 Marines
OFF ALEXANDRIA. July 1.-the firing
heard in Alexandria yesterday was by the
marines and sailors, who were dispensing
plunderers with gatlin guns Tho small de-
tachment first landed had to wait for rein
forcements before they were able to push to
the centre of the town. There was some
short, sharp fighting. No water could be
obtained owing to the stoppage of the works
LONDON, July IA dispatch to Reuters
telegram company from Alexandria says:
Some Held pieces were landed with the
marines ut the Ras-el-Tin fort. The Killed.
ives Ras-el-Tin palace was looted shortly
before the marines arrived. A whole bat
talon of Arabs were blown up in one fort
during the bombardment."
A dispatch to the Ne,Ds dated of Alexan-
dr1a July l4th-4 Il. IN. says: The fire in
Alexandria is still rag ing There are at least
two miles of houses burning. More than a
third of the city appears to be on fire.
LONDON, ii p. m.-An Alexandria dis
patch to the Daily News dated 10 a. H. SAYS
Gen. Sir Garnett Wolseley is expected at
Port Said on Sunday. IfArubi Pacha makes
stand at Rosetta or Damanhouer Sir Gar
nett will have to proceed to Alexandria.
The marines who spiked the guns found Is
Armstrong guns of the newest pattern, some
OF them disabled. Beneath one were seven
dead bodies. The marines have killed
many looterS. A crowd with a green flag
passed down the principal street in the Arab
quarter shouting.
1t is reported that six persons were massa-
| cred at the French Consulate.
The khedive will embark from the Ras-el
Tin palace on board Turkish ship.
AT the time oftelegraphing the fire in the
city is still increasing and men are seen run
ming about with torches completing the
work of destruction.
dispatch to the Standard dated Alexan-
dria $40 a. m says the Arabs arc still loot
ing the town. Admiral Seymourhad deter
mined to land force but refugees informed
him that 5000 Egyptians occupied posi-
ton outside the city ready for attack while
Admiral Seymour could land only 300 men.
Fle therefore instead oflanding men ordered
the city to be fired over in order to friehten
the rioters.
Twenty armed Europeans who escaped
the general massacre were told by II Pacha
whom they met on their way through the
town, that the Egyptian killed numbered
over 600.
The English and French consuates were
burned to the ground.
party of blue Jackets landed at Fort
Gaborri and spiked 10 guns in position.
This morning the Monarch fired at and
soon destroyed another battery. The gun
boat Iris has arrived at Port Said and lies
with one broadsde bearing on the town and
the other upon an Egyptian corvette, COM
manded by one of Arab Pacha;s officers
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Paris,
published in semi-oflicia form, says the
accord between England and France con-
tinues and they are expected to come to
definite understanding in regard to Egypt.
Up. ma dispatch to the Standard dated
Alexandria $50 a. m. says Explosions &C.
casionally occur in the city.
A proclamation in Arabic is preparing in
the Khedive's name calling on the people