The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-11
morning.
ADMIRAL sryMouR's ATTITUDE.

ihour learned that fresh Notifications had
been ptif up despite the last uifimat,nm
new guns having been mounted Yesterday
Al the moment Of telegraphinr Sir Bean.
! chainp seymour was sent 10 make INQUIRIES
20 make certain that there were really new
guhs- II 80, be will give twentv-iour
~, nnufs hotice, and then lombard the forts
,, w Nohsul-''cneral u now orr board the
li,hcoh III consultation with the Admiral
VIZ - a"aling The result Of the inspection
~ ti'e 'oris before doing anything in'the
Nv IL Inc soldiers a. well as the Arabs
49, al extremely insulting in their dc
heanor this morning. remarked the change
OF attitude when visiting the palace carly
I'D the day. Evidently they think tha,
England Il unable to do ANYTHING 70 de-
reno her honor or her subjects. The Khc-
uiF%IeluseS TO 20 on board & shin. lie
say tliai he cannot leave his people. Adj
Hliiai seymour has NJ hast made ND his
NINA 10 send notice ~ bOmbardlnent To-
morrow morning. This notice will date
ron daybre3k. The Consul-Gcneral of
England and all his suite went on board
the Ianlore Tonight. The notice must lie
VI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. long. according 10
the promise 81 Admiral seymour. there
lore the bombardment should BEGIN ai
Oaybreak on Tuesday. Meantime the Arabs
are working hard AZ the forts. The Amer
lean Admiral warned them to-day that il
they fire al him lac will return the fire"
WARNING.
The Tunes = telegram suys The cleo
trio llGii has beer turned Tor the last two
nights on the forts. There l. every reason
10 believe. Ia spite OF all the promise.
given. that the Notifications are being con-
tinurd. ID these circumstance. We have
al iast reached stage II which ulti-
mata can De dispensed with. II l. cx-
tremely probable that YOU viii Ice able
10 publish Tomorrow thai the twenty
four hours notice has been given. al Of
icers have been refused leave from the
ships. The Sultan. superb. Alexandra.
and Temerairc will probably engage the
Ea~-e-Tin forts from the outside The
lniieXibie viii act on the Meks tort. 10 the
extreme southwest. The Monarch and the
Inyincihlc viii attack Fort Eap0leou and
the Gabhari forts just outside the inner
har5Or. " hen the clcctrir light WAS turned
on tbs Gahbari forts last nigh. was dis
tan about four hundred Yards. Through
powerful iiold--iasses ole could vcrv
distinctly observe the effect produced.
Each gun had sentry Near each
sentry other soldiers. about twenty iu
F sslis WIZ ~tetlittlll-. Af A-Ut -
kept or the i0r.> q very few moments
bat before il wa, Withdrawn every soldier
bu, four had vanished. Those still visible
were making up Tor lost time. A. the light
moved along one could distinctly hear the
crics 0i the people and observe the general
stampede. II II dangerous 10 deprrciait
TIE enemy. but / cannot anticipate very
prolonged or heroic resistance. '-NcrQld.
Formal Sotice al Bombn-dment.
Joy Associated Pres o. tl, Di,patchl
ALEXANDRA. July 10.-Noticc OF the
commandment OF Alexandria wa. given tins
morning bv letter addressed L. tie Do,-
crHor by admiral seymour. Nj. Cart
right, acting British Consul here. ha, writ
ten o letter IL El-Acb IacLa. president of
ia, Egyptian Ministry, announcing the sll~-
pension 81 The relations with the Egyptian
Government; and another Ietterto Deryich
p8cha. Turkish commissioner. declaring
tlrt he viii he held responsible Tor the
safety Of the khedivc
1880 7. N.-Tho Eastern Telegraph
Company give notice that AT commercial
Lse~sacc- viii boz >toUBed during the on
eacement oi transferring IT, office 10 ship
board Ships having 0u board officials Of
the Ottoman Bank. credit Lyonnaisc &C..
liuvc nlready left. Tho Neutrality-suspicious.
notice expire at o. clock tomorrow morn
i'm. when the Commandment viii CONF
mencc. Admiral seymour Yesterday sum
montd his captains oh board the flagship
md settled the details oi tire Commandment.
TIE rench fee. VIII not participate III the
hombardiuout.
PtH--. july lot j. announced -emi-
officially that the french feet viii 60 10
the u1rt. j. i~ said. in accordance with an
. tirlI~.t.
special di-natche- from A.eXandrla L.
/ the Standard and DcHy Acr> sag TIE
English ultimatm W., delivered q,
O'Clock thi, morning, so that the homiTd-
mont viii commence a. the same hoNr ice
morrow m0rniu-. Al foreign nn"n-ol-N'W
except the English are ieaYn- Iii. Lar"oi.
s1rcncth of tic Egyptian Army and
Fnc.- AbouG the I.nte Massacre.
rpar. L-tl-riu Now o-k Time
The REGULAR Egyptian army cau-onto m
tine Delta j. composed 0i SIX regiments a.
;nfaDtrv. SO officer. ana a.-l' Rms ana
+ 1l.: two regiments ot cavalry. GO OH eT,
and ga TROOPERS. ana 0Hc regiment ol II
,u4e~v ~ officer. an. go4 soldiers. 10
fDe,c troops must he added l,oe- "-i'eI'
and 500. soldier sol all arms Oh GUIH I'D
Tie provinces, ~ tine por',. ana Oh inc
col.f--uard service. Unou- whom dit -
F of.irar> and ~ professors attached to .ht
military school. I'll Aba->ic.. Beside IAe
aboye are l.O+5 officers waiting o.
dcr-." and seven corps c.! IRE ui-'->-
Erlollin l0r.emen-about 3N.rVJ in a4.
VINO may be- ordered into tHc field y me-
re~.arv. All these troops are WEI or
rlni1cd the regulars are aIlnIaNil
drilled. and armed Win Remln4toA-' ID.
officers are much better educated d. ihrH
,-r,fa.sior tAau any m the army ci lAt
Sultgu. hut tney seem to lach chiiIt'. ih!'
,.r,,r-,.,e which distinguishes tine Osnlalih'
1rbnv foucbt wreichedly on the h3Ia-o'u
=, 49, and thew were CisgracciulN he'ttfil
rs, the Abvssiniau-. so tili no serious r.
.t.tanre need d. unprecedented >houo iit
Rr;Ii.h force. land. Arab himself has n"
military experience. and trehtIM Ni'L'' -.
whom Arab was invented, ait"''-H ~
=, itbouf abiliry. h3s lo-' mucn 90 lN' Ooi-f
d.nco of those in honor OF whose l|AiiH
h, illuminated IN, house on The tAl uis'oi;
~ N River, Wilson from the Mhil-"' q"
kbcdN lsmai.. -
IN following exuac. copied from pm
,.,t. lotter written by a French resioeht ~
Giro. who was an cYe-W lIhess 90 ."' "a
az Alexandria. throws new H-H' vH ~
incidents Of the nth OF June ~ ~
tnrn, OF killed and wounded gwen "l NV
geographic agencies are entirety ino-H.'.-'
Th,.v sci down the total number OF Victims
~ f;frv-foilr. of whom fOul Ntft i''1i -
on the other hand, the statistics o. ~ y,
bospifal~ record the reception % 4'"''' 80
whom only 30 were Lu1 ofe'hH ,,', AN.
a. {. short 81 the truth. as numerous
"a. are washed up on the beach every
,,a, A tbc Arabs carried OF tueH hiii'u
49, . al. fosf a. 1ncy fell. tutll ln,-