Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-16
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. The vanquished Foe. Arabi's Submission to the
 khedive. Leaders Named for Punishment. England Claims Her Right
 of Conquest. THE BRITISH TEAMS VICTORY. A Disastrous Day for the
 Americans.
THE BRITISH TEAMS VICTORY.
EGYPT.

! Arabi's Capture-Further Details of His ! Flight and Arrest-The Leaders Nam ed ! For Punishment-Thefr Case In yVolse- ! ley's Hands.
 ! ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 15.-Further particu- \ lars of Arabi's capture are as follows: AS 1 soon as he saw that his army at Tel-el Kebir I was doomed to defeat he galloped off to Zagazig where he had ordered a special train l to be held in readiness, and was conveyed to Cairo. Owing to some delays he arrived ! only an hour before General Lowe's cavalry entered the city. His appearance in the cap ! ital caused the most intense excitement. He did not anticipate that the British would en- ! ter Cairo for forty-eight hours at least, and when it was known that they had reached the I outskirts of the city, the prefect of police proceeded to Arabis headquarters and arrest ed him. His staff had already deserted him ! and not soldier was to be seen about him. He made no attempt at resistance and was ! handed over to the British. He expressed a desire to at once send in his submission to the Khedive, and he was furnished writing material for the purpose. Rouby Pasha, one of the delegates from Cairo, who came in from Kafr-el-Dwar yesterday, has been in- structed to inform all the Egyptian command
 
 sonal surrender at Benhai. There is no doubt that this demand will be at once complied with. Engineers are now engaged repairing the railway and telegraph to Cairo. General Wolseley was enthusiastically ceived on his entry into Cairo, the natives vieing with each other in extending hearty welcome The British troops are being lion ized and feel happy at the prospect of early return to England. All predictions of disaster and destruction which would surely follow the capture of Cairo are now known to have been fabrications Not word is heard in behalf of Arabi, and not one word is heard in defense of his cause. Arabi has been placed in close confinement in the cita- del. The entire fleet now at Port Said and Ismailia will be at once instructed to proceed to this place. and headquarters will be inn mediately changed from Ismailis to Alexan dria. Flags are flying and there is great re- joicing atsIne termination of hostilities. The Khedive has received 8 letter from Arabi written in his own hand in which he asks the Khedive's pardon. Rouby Pasha has been sent as prisoner to General Wolse- ley.
 The dispatch of achievements and stores to Egypt has been stopped. The rebels at Kafr el Dwar have promised to remove the Instructions to the railway at King Omad. The Khedive and Sir Edward Mallett, the British consul general, will proceed to Cairo as soon as the railway communication has been restored
 The Khedive has referred to General Vol seley the case of Arabi and of all the other rebel leaders who have rendered submission. Sir Edward Mallett. consul general. has sent General Wolseley list of the seven leaders chiefly answerable for the rebellion with in struotions to cause their immediate arrest. The rebel leaders named for exemplary punishment are the three colonels who init ated the revolt, namely Arabi, Ali Fehmy and Abdullah, their colleagues Toulbay and Roubi Pashas, and the hostile members of the ministry, Mahmoud Fehmy and Nah mould Same, with Sheekbus Essad and Eladrassi
 LONDON, Sept. 15.-The Italian and Rus sian governments are negotiating for early resumption of the conference at Con, stantinople to consider the settlement of the Egyptian question. It is reported that the English government will assert it's right to convene European conference at such \ time and place as may be suitable to the exi- gencies of the British policy. The French and German governments express great sat- isfaction at the English triumph.
 LONDON, Sept. Is General Wolseley tele graphs to the war office as follows: BENAH, Sept J5 have just arrived here. General Lowe occupied Cairo yesterday Ten thousand Egyptians laid town
 their arms Arabt and roulbA Pas ha have surrender
 ed internationally. The prefect of police has under
 taken to maintain order. go immediately to Cairo