Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
THE WAN IN EGYPT.
PaulO and HIS COnspiF0cy-Tho
Delayed Advance Egyptian
BOldnona.

HOLINESS. n
| ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 6.--Antono Pau
10, who was arrested on suspicion Of be
ing connected with plot against the
lives of Europeans, will be sent tC
Greece. The police have advised sew
eral other suspected persons to quit the
city. A fire broke out early this morn
ing in the Rue Sheriff Pasha. Several
persons suspected Of having started the
fire have been arrested.
LONDON, Sept. GA despatch from
Athens to Reuters Telegram Company
says: M. Tricoupis, the Greek Prime
Minister, telegraphed to the Greek Con.
sui at Alexandria for information In re
gard to Antono Paulo, who had been
arrested for connection with rumored
conspiracy Of Greeks in Egypt. The
Consul replied that the object of the
conspiracy was to massacre the Khe-
dive and the Christians and to attack
the forts; that Antono Paulo was the
only Greek implicated, and that he
was appointed consular agent at Stout
In 1878, but was never formally in
stalled.
IsMAILIA, Sept. cit is believed
that no advance can be expected before
September 9th.
KAssAssIN, Sept. 6.-Ihe Duke of
Connaught's brigade Of foot guards
will arrive here on Wednesday. The
transport arrangements are being
rapidly completed.
The enemy are showing increased
boldness. Yesterday a force of two
hundred men was observed within q
half hours march of the British camp.
infantry, disguised as peasants, fire.
quently fire at the British vedetts.
Brisk firing has been proceeding be-
tween the outposts to-day.
LONDON, Sept. GA despatch from
Kassassin to Reuters Telegram Com
pany dated to-day says:
At o general parade Of the troops
here, the men presented fine, serviCa-
BILE appearance.
A despatch to the Daily News from
KAssassin states that only SO invalids
were sent from that place to Ismalia In
o week.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Sept. 8. - The
proclamation of the Porte against Arab
Pasha declares 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 q rebel.
Dervisch Pasha, Server Pasha and
Baker Pasha and Lebib Etfend are to
start for Egypt on Saturday.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Times, re-
viewing the communication from the
Indian Office in which the existence of
cholera at Alden is denied, says that
there Is no cause to fear that cholera
will be added to the enemies which the
English have to contend against in
Egypt.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The correspondent
Of the Temps at ISmailia telegraphs that
with several English coIrespondents,h he
has protested against the additional
censorship of kilograms aJ Port Said af-
ter they have passed at headquarters.
General Wolseley has promised the re-
noval of the grievance.
PORT SAID, Sept. 6.-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.
In a telegram dated Ismailia, Septem.
ber 6, General Wolseley says
The enemy reconnoitred the English
position at Kassassin lock to-day with
cavalry. They had no guns. Musketry
fire was exchanged with them.
ma despatch from Port Said to the
Daily News states that General Wolse'
ley has requested the presence Of Ma.
val brigade in the army, in order that
the navy may share the honor of the
advance. In compliance with this re-
quest a brigade consisting of 100 blne-
Jackets, 10 officers and battery of A
guns will leave Port Said to-
morrow for Is MALTA.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 6.-The fire in
the Rue Sheriff Pasha this morning
was caused by two servants under no.
tice of dismissal.
KAssAssIN. Sept. 6, EveninG.-The
British outposts were strongly rein.
forced to-day and drove the enemy
back. Lieutenant Holland, of the
Fifteenth Hussars, was wounded in the
engagement.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from
Cons5antinople states that, after con.
ference of three hours between Lord
Dufferin and Said Pasha to-day, the
Ang 10 Turkish Military Convention
was formally signed.