Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17
FOREIGN.

] hANSAASlHs Dtlk. To- At British are now marching on Tel Fl Kebir An attack will probably begin at daylight.
 KAssAssIN, Sept. 13-At the capture | of Tel-El-Kebir our loss was probably | 200, including many officers. The | Highland brigade bore the first of the action. Another account says the at- tack on the Tel El-Kebir began at 4;45 this morning. The main attack was di- rected against the enemy's extreme left flank. Four miles north of the railway heavy artillery and infantry fire IS now proceeding. The British troops are advancing rapidly, and evidently turning the enemy's flank. The British ! armored train with the forty pounder krupp gun which was captured at Kassassin and Gattlings, has just come into action. The fire of the enemy op- posite the extreme right of the British, IS nearly sIlenced.
 ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1i.-All of Arabi's papers were seized here. Hundreds Of fugitives including many officers, are surrendering.
 LONDON, Sept l4.-Msjor General McPherson telegraphs from Zagazig to | march after the capture of Tel-El-kebir and occupied Zagazig at 4:l4 this after noon. He seized five trains with their engines. The Governor came Tn and surrendered to the British. The people are submissive.
 LONDON, Sep smber l4-General Wood telegraphs the war office from Aexan- dria to-day as follows: An officer from Kafr Fl Dwar has brought letter say ing that all the military chiefs wish to | submit to the Khedive. They have given orders to open the canal dam and ask me to reopen the telegraph. They state the army has stopped all hOstilI ties.
 ALEXANDRIA, September 14-Toulba Pasha has sent flag truce offering to surrender. General Wood .slegraphed General WOlseley for instructions. A deputatiOn from Cairo Is at katir Fl Dwar waiting to come in. The enemy have opened the canal and water Is coming down rapidly. Orders have been issued that the dyke at Meks into Lake Marcotis be closed.
 The conditions of the surrender are not yet known. The general opinion here is that the natives will deliver up Arabi Pasha tn the Britis British troops have b.'.u ordered to hold them seves in readi..css to take possession of Kafr Fl Dwar.
 It is reported that Arabi Pasba has been captured near Benka. LONDON, September l4-Edward k. | Dewolke, a stock and share broker and [ a very extensive outside speculator in stock exchange, has failed. He had &C., counts open in all descriptions O stock, including the Grand Trunk, having been speculatIng for fall. His in- debtedness to one firm of brokers amount to 9l0O,O00.
 VIENNA, Sc, 1.-The Greek Minis ter of Foreign Affairs has issued cir cular saying f the Porte does not i'm mediately surrender the four disputed points on the frontier Greece will re- sume hostilities.
 GENEVA, Sept. 14-Emile Plantamour, the Swiss astronomer, is dead.
 PoRT SAID, Sept. l5.-The English ad- vance guard arrived at Cairo by rail | They were received enthusiastically. All persons of rank concerned Tn the | rebellion made submission. Arabi Pashs and Foul Ba Pasha arrived at Cairo | last night They are both virtually prisoners. When the English troops en tered CaIrO all the enemy's magazines were blown up and all unmovable stores destroyed.
 ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 15.-The Khedive and Sir Edward Malet, British Consul General, will proceed to Cairo as soon as the road is open. All offers of subnis- sion must be made to the khedive nom inally, but by actual surrender to Gen. eral Wolseley. It appears that Kafr Fl Dwar has already been occupied by the British. Negotiations for its occu- patton are expected to be concluded this afternoon.
 LONDON, Sept. l5.-The War Office has received the following from General Wolseley: "BESHA, Sept. 15.-General Lowe has occupied Cairo. Arsbi Pasha and Toul Ba Pasha have surrendered unconditionally. Ten thousand troops at Cairo have laid down their arms
 The following additional dispatch has been received: "CAIRo, Sept. 15.-Arabi Pasha and Foul Ba Pasha are both con- fined in our guard rooms. I will now change my base from Ismailia to Alex andria."
 LONDON, Sept. 1jth.-Sir James An derson, physician extraordinary to the Queen, is dead.