Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

LONDON, July 13.-The Globe says during the bOmbardment a telephone
 was attached st Malta to Alexandria and though 1t was impossible to comInnni-
 cate verbally the bombardment was plainly audible at the Malta end.
 LONDON. July I3.-A special cor | respondence of the Telegraph says that he took boat went close along side and found all batteries facing the sea des- l trCyed and guns dIsmOunted. The
 Arabs informed ms that many hundred ' persons were killed. An explosion Oc- cured in the msddle 0i the fort killing
 every inmate. They estimated the loss ! of life among the soldiers and town folks at two thousand
 4 dispatch from Alexandria received
 at 7:40 d. m. says the Pelican and | Invincible, Monarch and Penelope are
 now steaming into the inner barbor. Another dispatch from Alexandria
 received at S:20 a. ID. says, Bedouins are | flocking ID by .housands The Europeans who fought their way down | to beach number a hundred. They re- | port all the other Europeans and Chris tians, numbering some hundreds are
 masacred. The Daily News says 1t is understood that the conference decided | that tue Egyptian army shall be dis banded aud replaced by Gensdarmes. The Standards correspondent on board the Invincible telegraphing at $ this morning sRys. 'Ihe whole civil population and troops have withdrawn. The whole grand square Is burned. The Pelican which went to dis
 cover the meaning of the last flag of truce last evening, could discover mo-
 body on board the Egyptian vessel Mahroussa or in the Arsenal. The cor
 respondent accompanied an officer to
 the shore in steam penlace. Tue Pur- veyOr of the fleet who was one of the party and well acquainted with the town, landed and proceeded considerable dis tance. All was perfectly silent, but for the roar of the flames It IS believed Arabi PashR has concentrated his forces beyond the city to oppose the British ad- vanCei The work of the ships Is now over. Further action action must be
 ashore. Fully One-half of the town Is
 burning. There will be a landing in
 force to investigate the condition of things and If possible render aid. IL will probably be in three or four towns. !
 Another dispatch from Alexandria l dated July Is, S:46 a. ID. says Alexandria l has been evacuated. The city is m 1 flames. The telegraph ship Chiltern, has | been ordered to take position pear the | neutral fleet.
 In telegram sent at 7:25 d. m, Ad- | mlral Seymore confirms the report Of | he evacuation of Alexandria. The en-
 tire garrison withdrew under flag of | truce, leaving the Bedouins to fire and | pIllage the town. The Decoy has gone l to Port Said, to ascertainlthe state Of af- fairs there.
 A dispatch from Alexandria dated at 9:45 a. m., says the Egyptian army k greatly demoralized and in full retreat toward the interior. The European quarter of the town including the e1- change and telp graph office is entirely destroyed. T. city was set on fire by released cOnvi -s who committed hor-
 ible atrocities. The telegraph ship Chiltern IS crowded with the survivors who fought their way to the beach from whence boats of the fleet removed them.
 They report having passed dreadful night defending themselves desperately. One hundred Europeans and other Christians in the Ottoman bank and ad- joining building were mHssacred. \ part of the fleet is now leaving for Port Said. The whereabouts of the Khedive are un- known.
 LONDON, July IA despatch from Port Said re; or the steamer GlanlyOn from China with cargo of new season teas ashore in Suez canal and being footed by Arabs.
 LONDON, July 1.-The refugees res . cued are chiefly Greeks and Italians, , only one was English.
 Germany and Austria have teie- l graphed tO GladestOue their approval os [ the action of the fleet. (
 A dispatch from Alexandria says the ( fire is greatly extending ID the direction of the Port. Admiral Seymour to-day { landed s5O marines and lJO sailors. It ' is suspect ed that the town and forts are J mined. An English church was des- troyed by chance shell during the The Khedive and Der visch Pasha are safe.
 The Secretary of War has instructed q to invite the khedIve to assert his III restoring order, the land ing Of British forces for police pur- poses to be ID concert with the khedive ' pr any native authority iH Alexandria. '
 Moscow, July IA train with 2I7 D persons on board ran of the rails be- D .ween Echerne and BOstilyeur. One | hundred and sevsnty-eight were killed b Those not killed were injured more or h ess. n
 ALEXANDRIA, July l4-Admiral Nich- ? ,ls states that there has been some de- | truetion of property belonging tC Amer ; cans, but no loss of life among them. s' Stone escaped with the Khedive. but left II lis family at Cairo.