The daily gazette., 1882-09-07
ARABI GETTING. .R0LDER
STILL ATTACKING THE BRIT
ISH OUTPOSTS.
PAYING THE LOSSES BY FIRE.
Details of Yesterdays Operations in Egypt
Alden to be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Attack
an English Mule Train.

T.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 6.--Antono Paulo,
who was arrested on suspicion of being
connected with plot against the lives of
Europeans, will be sent to Greece. BE is
not Consular agent, as was at first stated.
The police have advised several other sus-
pected persons to quit the city. Aflre broke
out early this morning In the Rue Cherff
Pasha. Several persons suspected of having
started the fire have been arrested. A dis
patch from Athens says M. Tricoupis, the
Greek Prime Minister, telegraphed to the
Greek Consul at Alexandria for information
in regard to Antono Paulo, who had been
arrested for connection with rumored con-
spiracy of Greeks in Egypt.
The Consul replied that the object of the
conspiracy was to massacre the Khedive and
the Christians and to attack the forts that
Antono Paulo was the only Greek impl-
Gated, and that he was appointed Consular
Agent at Stout in 1873, but was never
formally installed. The Council of Minis
ters is now engaged with the question of
indemnifying inhabitants for losses sus-
tanned by incendiarism or pillage. 1t is
almost certain that the Ministry will pro-
pose to the powers to appoint an inter
national commission, to settle claims, the de-
cisions of the commission to be final
The fire in the Rue Cherif Pasha this
morning was caused by two servants under
of different nationalities without visible
means of livelihood have been sent away
from this city by steamer. Many passen-
gers who arrived in a Messagerie's Mari
times steamer to-day were not allowed to
disembark. so4
PARIS, September 6.-The correspondent
of the Temps at Ismailia telegraphs that
with several English correspondents he has
protested against the additional censorship
of fa1a Port LOT off, haxya
passed that at headquarters. General
Wolseley has promised the removal of the
grievance.
THE PORTE ON ARAB PAsHA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 6.-The procla-
nation of the Porte against Arab Pasha de-
clal es that the maintenance of the authority
and prestige of the Khedive is indispensably
necessary and that the designs Of Arab
Pasha justify his being described as a rebel.
Dervish Pasha, Server Pasha and Baker
Pasha and Lehib Effendi are to start for
| Egypt on Saturday.
| Said Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has sent circular to the ambassadors an
| nouncing that the Anglo Turkish conYen-
| tion will be signed Immediately.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from Is
MALTA to the Exchange Telegraph Company
| says that no advance can be expected before
the 9th instant. A dispatch to the Daily
| NeDs from Kassassin states that the Duke
| of Connaught's brigade of foot guards will
arrive there on Wednesday. The transport
arrangements are being rapidly completed.
| A party of natives has been engaged to
bury the dead at Kassassiy. 1t is stated
that the authorities have decided to at once
fortify Aden number of heavy guns
will be sent there. Colonel Burnaby has
applied fer the post of British attache 70
| Turkish headquarters in Egypt.
A \, -, At.Na nA,A
| that after a conference of three hours be-
| tween Lord Dufferin and Said Pasha to-day
the Anglo-Turkish military convention was
informally signed.
| THE ENEMY's INCREASED BoLDNEss.
The correspondent of the Times at Kasas-
| sin telegraphs that the enemy are showing
| increased boldness. Yesterday a force of
/ two hundred men was observed within a
half-hour's march of the British camp. In
fantry, disguised as peasants, frequently fire
| at the British vedettes. A dispatch to the
Daily Nelos from Kassassin states that only
SS invalids were sent from that place to Is
malta in a week. A dispatch from Kassas-
sin to Reuters Telegram Company, dated
| to-day, says At general parade of the
| troops here the men presented fine service
able appearance. Brisk firing has been
proceeding between the outposts to-day.
KAssAssIN, Sept. Evening. - The
| British outposJS were strongly reinforced
to-day and drove the enemy back. Lieu
tenant Holland, of the Fifteenth Hussars,
was wounded in the engagement.
PoRT SAID, Sept. 6.-An English train of
300 mules was attacked near Ramses to-day
by Bedouins. The escort of the train re-
pulsed the Bedouins. Arabs have thrown
carcasses of horses and other foul matter
into the Ismailia canal and it is feared the
water will become unfit for drinking.
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