The daily gazette., 1882-09-22
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&f1 lo!sor M Egypt--T'he Cxara
o Sent. 21.-In obedience to an
OST sAlI, lyI.,co,b s Pasha the garrison o.
dirpl ,,s as' resolved to lay down theii
tstte nav l,'orse to their homes. Abdallah
\. ~ and AboulS,ta - rasnS os Mnstanhe' '
~ i..ts With small escors o1 ra,ro MoSsAor ~,
nlaIla sInr I'm N the direction OF Sairo. forI M
golns has "a surrendered, The garrison
nllen on,y na0 80 men. Nearly all the
sted o. !, IN in boats acress Lake Manzaleh
sOn heu snrrender. m British gunboats
re tpe N "A from GhemiIeh ' in the difec-
Ps0essInih o1. niheh and DamIetta. An ex-
q .,aU rU'o ot the treasury at Cairo proves
pHuou e esOO 900 were taken by Arab
sDOus. %h ,Shich g1S,000 have been dis
%, ., =, ,bs War Office. 1t is probable,
rea ~ M.ondent an adds, that other deficits
eOiItSpd ! y a,plnd IL the Department OF the In
", vv,SopLE, Sept, 21,-The Ambas-
ss,AS f.nrrss confidence in the policy Of
N az KIN regard TO Egypt. and advise
~ alu Ie "a act In accord with her.
]. % ryurAN LIEUTENANT PuNHHED.
aeDt 2l.-A court-martial ON
~ 4. Iii friyate Castelfids rdo has con-
sHU p.olflcci, the lieutenant in the
~ ,ayv who deserted, to serve with
p.ahs ~ to two years. imprisonment,
,i.ns,sssl nsa from the service with dis
SAINT 9l.-Commander Rawson,
LnA y. A,necially promoted for bravery at
~ W. y n Tel.ei- -Kebir, in which he was
a.d M died to day. Commander Rawson
n Yellow Of the Royal Geographical
and accompanied the Arctic expedi-
iSy5-78. lie also served In the
ice campaign. .y.
,vpRIA. Sept. 2l.-Several fresh ar
-s,r made to-day. Among the persons
a d Said Bey. Gandeel, who was
If pollce OF Alexandria the 18th of
me day Of the first massacre, has been
ID irons. +4t H5t%sf rp}F
IDos Sept 21.-The Times, In a leader
Suez canal, declares that In an age
tbe control OF nations over arms of
naasing through or commanded by
efrtory Is being everywhere abolished
Impossjble that we can allow the
On Of company to arrogate powers
PUslye as were ever claimed by Den
Oyer the sound. The naturalization
Suez canal, In its reasonable sense, is
Stood to mean that itshall be regarded
I'M of the sea. The Times points out
the canal is practically out
There is now question Of
plargement or of the construc-
new one. NJ. de Lesseps,
perfectly understands that there 10
or such scheme, though he may not
bared to carry II out. The scheme,
i, Is merely one of the engineering
lities Of the future. We're q new
begun tomorrow, English interests
bot be left In abeyance, pending It's
tion. The practical question just
says, Is how to secure ourselves In
complication which may possibly
against being thwarted by NJ. de
The subject Of the canal will, we
seriously engage the attention of
jesty'S government.
kANDRIA, Sept. 2l.-Admiral Dowell
le with several vessels TO blockade
hst near Damietta, simultaneously
General Woods advance, which will
lace tomorrow. A large number of
have arrived here from Cairo to do |
to the Khedive. Among them are
gho were openly compromised In the
n and these the Khedivc has refused
lye
British have abandoned the rebel en-
nents Of Kafr-el-Dwar and they have
a refuge for thousands of Bedouins,
whom are armed with Remington
Isolated punishments among the
lasses will produce no effect until
Pasha and the other leading rebels
pen publicly disposed Of.