The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-15

hold Cavalry.
OFF ALEXANDRIA. July 1.-THE firing
heard In Alexandria yesterday was by the
marines and sailors, who were dispensing
plunderers with Calling guns. The small
detachment that first landed had to wait
for achievements before they were able
TO push TO the centre Of the town. There
was some short and sharp fighting. No
water could he obtained, owing 10 the
stoppage Of the works. There are some
French ladies among the fugitives rescued
yesterday; also the Egyptian project OF
police. who succeeded the instigator OF the
massacre in Alexandria on the 18th of
June. There are not enough sailors and
marines TO occupy all the streets OF the
city.
THE KHEDIvE's BAREM.
LONDON, July IA dispatch to the
Standard. dated Alexandria, $3.50 A. NJ,
says that explosions occasionally occur in
the city. A proclamation in Arabic is pre-
pairing in the Khedive's name, calling on the
people to maintain order and OH the troops
10 disband. The Khedive, with Dervish
Pacha, and some OF the ministers and the
Khedive's harem have arrived on board q
vessel in the harbor. About 500 loyal
troops follow the khedive. 1t is stated
that Arab Pacha has only 1000 very
much diSorganized troops. Two hundred
marines have been ordered to march
through the town and shoot all persons
rioting.
EFFORT TO RE-EsTABIIsH ORDER.
LONDON, July l4.-In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Mr.. Gladstone stated
that Consul Cartwright had telegraphed
that the Khedive had secured the loyalty OF
the cavalry and infantry guards sent to
watch him, and would summon the leading
Pachas and cndeavor to reCstablsh order in
Alexandria.
LONDON, July 14.-Four hundred and
fifty OF the household cavalry will leave
England tomorrow week. Their destina-
ton is unknown.
WAR CRY OF TIE LONDON "TIMEs."
The Times this morning says: "By this
last outrage Arabi Pacha has put himself
outside the pale of humanity. He must be
followed and his army dispersed. 1t is
satisfactory to know that the British pre-
parations are complete and that we are
ready to carry out the will of Europe, limo
other nation be found to do the work.
Should the Porte still hold back Lord
Duferin will state in the conference that
England is prepared to undertake the task,
but will welcome the cooperation Of any
other Government"
ENGLISH ASSURANCES TO TIE PORTE.
A dispatch TO Reuters Telegraph Com
,pany from Constantinople says: Mufuras
Pacha, the Turkish ambassador 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 pre-
JUDGED thereby.
TWO THOUSAND PERSONS MAssACRED IN ALEX
ANDRIA.
A dispatch to the NenS from Alexandria
saws the number OF persons massacrcd by
the mob is estimated at 1900.
The fire in Alexandria is still raging.
There are at least two miles OF houses
burning. More than Il third OF the city ap-
pears 10 be on fire.
AFTER THE RETREAT.
General Sir Garnet Wolseley Is expected
at Port said on Sunday. II Arab Pacha
makes a stand at Rosetta or Damanhouer,
Sir Garnet will have to proceed to AleXan-
dria. The marines who spiked the guns
found fifteen Armstrong guns Of the new
est pattern, some OF them disabled. Be-
meath one were seven dead bodies.
A body Of $50 marines hold the arsenal
gate. At the custOm-hOuse gate there are
1870 marines, with Calling gun, who Will
remain all night The marines have killed
many hooters. A crowd with green flag
passed down the principal street in The
Arab quarter shouting. The Governor
tells the people not to leave, but being
panic-stricken, they pay no heed to him.
1t is reported that six persons were massa-
cred at the French consulate. The hhe-
dive will embark from the Ras-El-Tln
palace on board a Turkish ship. Rear
Admiral Hoskns has transferred his nag 10
the Penelope, and has sailed Tor Port Said'
THE FIRE AND THE LooTING CONTINUE.
At the time Of telegraphing the fire In
the city is still increasing, and men are
seen running about with torches complet-
ing The work Of destruction.
"a. M.-The Arabs are still lootlng the
town, Admiral Seymour had determined
10 land force, but refugees informed him
that 5000 Egyptians occupied position
outside the city ready for attack, whiie
Admiral Seymour could land only three
hundred men. He therefore, instead OF
landing men, ordered the cityto De nred
over. in order to brighten the rioters.
SIX HUNDRED EGYPTIANS KILLED.
Twenty armed Europeans, who escaped
the general massacre, were told by pacha
whom they met on their way through 'iie
town that the Egyptian killed numbered
over 600. The English and French con-
sulates were burned TO the ground "A
party Of blue jackets landed at Fort oa-
BARR and spiked nineteen guns i'll posi'ioh'
ANOTHER BATTERY DESTROYED.
This morning the Monarch fired al ana
soon DESTROYED another battery Inc gun
boat Iris has arrived at Port Said ana lies
with one broadside bearing on the 'owh
ond tho other unon an Egyptian corvette