The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-09-21

bellion made submission.
ALEXANDRIA, September 14.-5:20 p. m.
Arab Pasha and Toulba Pasha arrived
at Cairo last night. They are both vir-
tually prisoners.
ALEXANDRIA, September 15.-News of
the capture of Arab Pasha was received
by the Arabs here with what was, appar-
emily, the widest enthusiasm. Mahmoud
Baroudi and Suleimar Sami, who COM
manded the battalion which took a leading
part in the burning of Alexandria, were
recalled from Salihiyeh by their friends,
and fled to Upper Egypt. Ali Fehmy and
Reshid Pasha were not captured at Tel-el-
Kebir, but it was believed they have since
been arrested at Cairo. The enemy's troops
from Mehattel, Aboukir and Kafr-el-Dwar
will parade at the front here, those from
Mehattel, Sunday, when they will surren-
der their arms, be stripped of their
military dress and disbanded in the
presence of all troops of General Wood.
After the engagement at Tel-el-Kebir
Arab Pasha fed to Carlo, and told the
Council that his troops had deserted him !;
upon which mission was sent to the
Khediye with two letters from Arab
Pasha, one expressing his devotion, and
the other warning him not to
allow the English to enter Cairo,
as the same results might follow as hap
pened at Alexandria The Khedive re-
fused to receive the letters. Arab Pasha
was taken before the Khedive to-day. He
presented loathsome picture of groyel-
ling servility. He swore he had not been
aware that he was fighting against the
Khedive. The Khedive remained stand
ing while Arab Pasha was in his presence.
When Arabi had concluded, the Khedive
ordered his removal.
"CAIRo, September 15-Arabi Pasha and
Toulba Pasha are both confined in oul
guard-rooms. will now change my base
from Ismailia to Alexandria.
"WoLs ELEY."
The War Office has received the follow.
| ing dispatch from General Wolseley:
"BENHA, September 15.-General Lowe
has occupied Cairo. Arab Pasha and
| Toulba Pasha have surrendered uncondi
tionally. Ten thousand troops at Cairo
have laid down their arms. WoLsELEY."
LONDON, September 15.-General Wolse
ley has arrived at Cairo, whence he SEN
the following:
"Cairo, September 15.-The war is over
Send no more men from England. Mid
shipman DeChair is safe. have been re-
ceived here with open arms by all classes.
The soldiers are glad to return to theil
homes. Our cavalry did extremely wei
in the long forced march yesterday.
| 'tWoLsELEY."
| ALEXANDRIA, September 16.-Fort AslaI
was surrendered this morning to Gen
Wood in perrson. The commandant ano
twelve officers came forward to surrender
Gen. Wood Immediately inquired for tn,
italian Naval Lieutenant, Paolucci, wht
was supposed to have espoused Arab
Pasha's cause. After some delay Paolucc
was brought forward, wearing the uni
form of an Egyptian officer. He wa
| Immediately placed under arrest
General Wood informed the Commandan
| of Fort Asian that he would intercede fo
him and his brother officers if they, will
their men, would assist in repairing th
railway. The offer was accepted. Severa
civilians, evidently belonging to the uppe
classes, were found in the fort. They wer
apparently merchants, but were neverthe
less ordered to work on the railway. Th
artillery camp at Ramleh has been dis
solved, and the naval brigade withdrawn
ALEXANDRIA, September 17.-When tw
trains, which went to Kafr-el-Dwar yestel
day afternoon to bring here the prisoner
of war, reached that place, all the soldier
had disappeared, with the exception of
small body left to guard the arm
and accouterments. The Bedouin
left two hours before the arrivs
of the British troops, taking thei
arms and ammunition with them. !
mixed English and Egyptian Militar
Commission will try the rebel chiefs. Th
surrender of Aboukir is fixed for to-day
The following decree was proposed at th
Council of Ministers, and signed by th
Khedive:
Article 1.-The Egyptian army is di
solved.
Article 2.-The officers guilty of rebel
lion should be prosecuted and punishe
| according to military law.