Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
Collapse OF the Egyptian Rebellion,

Collapse OF the Egyptian Rebellion.
LoNpoN, September 15th.-The war office
has received the following from General
Wolseley:
BENHA, September I5sh.
General Lowe has occupied Cairo. Arab
Pashs aud Euuiba Pashs havs surrendered
Internationally. Ten thousand troops at
Cairo have laid down their arms.
LONDON. September 10 1.-The following
additional dispatch has been received from
General Wolseley:
CAIRO. September 18th.
Arab Psshs and Toulba Pasha are both
c'ntined in our guard rooms. 1 will now
change my base from Isnailia to Alexandria.
woLsELEY AT CAIRO.
LONDON, September 15.h.-5sneral Wolse-
lev has arrived as Cairo, whence he sent the
following:
CAIRO, September 18Th.
The war Is over. Send no more men from
Eaglsnd. Midshipman Dschair is safe, l
have been received here with omen arms by
all classes. The soldiers are glad to return to
their homes. Our cavalry did extremely
well In The long forced march yesterday.
ARABS SURRENDER.
LONDON, September Is 5h.-An Alexandria
dispatch says that Arab Pasha surrendered
to General MscPherson. saying: 81 am
Arab Pssha, and this is Toulba Pasha''
THE OCCUPATION OF KAFIR-EL-DwAR.
ALEXANDRIA, September 15sh-Noon,-
Tae British moved forward at o'clock this
afternoon to disRrm 1000 men at Kafr-sl-
Dwar. where train had Just started from
with officers to surrender to General Wolse-
ley. General Wood issued orders prohibit
Ing any correspondent going forward.
ALEXANDRIA, September 15th-6:4O Pm
The engineers have just returned, and report
that * AIR eiDwar is abandoned. Tney saw
many skeletons there. The rebels are sup
posed to have gone to the Aboukir forts near
rel-el- Ketir. Twelve thousand prisoners
have already been marched back TO Ismailia.
TREAcHERY IN HIS OWN CAMP.
TEL. EL-KEBR, September 18Th. - An
Egyptian doctor states that when Arab
Pashs was making off by railway to Zagszig
ne was hfsd on by one of his own officsrs.
Another prisoner reports that Arab was
wounded, but this is doubtful.
EVENTS OF The PAST FEW DAYS REVIEWED.
ALEXANDRIA, September i5th.-The news
of the capture Of Arab Pasha was received
here with what was apparently the widest
enthusiasm. Mahmound Barondi and Suelli-
man Sami, who commanded the battalion
which took leading part in the burning of
Alexaudris, were recalled from Sslihiyeh by
their friends and fed to upper Eyypt. All
Fehmy and Rsshid Pasha were not CAPTURED
at Tal-el- Kebir but it is believed thew have
since been arrested at Cairo. In tpsny in.
stances wounded Arabs fred on the English
after they had passed them. Lord st. Vim
cent cut down native stsDdard-bsarer and
captured his colors. There were la
mentable casualties on the eremy's
side. Old men and children were
killed, and this was unavoidable. owing
to the fact that the Egyptians kept up a
struggling FIRE from their mud holes. This
brought the English FIRE upon non-combat-
ants. Without our siege trains, the position
OF Arab Pashs at Katr-el- Dwsr was mas
sailable. Canned provisions for 90 Coo men
Tor month were captured at Tel.el. Kebir.
The Khsdive did not receive Boutros Rev
aud other delegates from Cairo, as they were
merely bearers Of letter from Arab Pasha
Offering submission, and were not accom-.
panied by Notsble7, as expected. After the
arrival of the Khedive at Cairo q regularly
constituted Court will be established for the
public trial Of the rebel chiefs, who will be
allowed to engage counsel.
The HiiIsdales Defeated.
LONDON, September 15th.-Ths race be-
tween the Hilsdale crew and the Thames
Rowing Club vas won by the latter by two
lengths.
LoEDoN, September 15sh.-The HiI,s5ales
broke slide after leading two miles, hence
their defeat.
LONDON, September I5sh.-The weather