Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
FEOM ARAB.
CAPTURE OF TWO OF MS SPIES
NEWS FROM HIS DAMP
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1 ALEXANDRIA, August 10.-Two o
; Arab Pasha's spies have been cap
tured.
The troops will henceforth be supplied
with water from condensers.
Mr.. Cartwright, the Acting British
Consul General, has, in view Of the
difficulty of obtaining water, sent cir.
cular to the foreign Oonsuls asking
them to inform their respective govern.
ments OF the great importance of pre-
venting an increase in the number OF
arriv walls here. . ., ass-..a.. -. .-..-.
Arab Pasha has mounted eleven ad.
ditional guns in his first line of en-
trenchments.
CoNSTANTINOPLE, August 10.-At
to- day sitting of the confer ence Lord
Dufferin, the British Ambassador, an
nounced the assent of England to the
proposal Of Count Corti, the Italian
Ambassador, for temporary internation-
al protection of the Saeg Canal. He
repeated his declaration that the land.
ing of the Turkish troops in Egypt must
be preceded by a proclamation against
Arab Pasha and the conclusion of q
military convention with England.
CoNsTANTINoPLE August 1O.-
The conference will take no cognizance
Of theADglo Turkish military conven-
ton. 1t Is understood that Lord DUFF.
fsrin does not insist that England shall
have supreme command of the troops
in Egypt. M. Nelidoff has arrived
here to take charge of the Russian
Embassy.
LONDON, August 10.-A dispatch to
the Times from Constan tinople states
that the Sultan's proclamation de-
claring Arab Pasha rebel also con.
demns the conduct of the military
leaders as rebellious and criminal, and
mentions the friendly relations Of the
Porte with England.
LONDON, August 10.-The Shropshire
regiment, 76O strong, embarked at
Kingstown on board the steamer Lusi.
tania for Egypt
LONDON, August 10.-Four squad
rons of the Nineteenth Hussars, num-
bering 500 men, are embarking at
Southampton to-day on the hired trans
ports Montreal and Assyrian Monarch.
They sail for Egypt tonight.
A dispatch from Calcutta to the
Times says that Nepaul and many other
frudatory States of India have volun.
teered to furnish contingsnts for the
British army in Egypt
MALTA, August 10.-0ne hundred
aud twenty-four volunteer artillerlsts,
and four hundred and sixty drivers,
have embarked on the troop.ship Hum
Der for Egypt.
The transport Holland, with the
Household Cavalry on board, has ar.
rived. The transport Thalia has also
arrived.
PoR FsMoUTH, August 1O.-The trans.
port Ascalon sailed for Egypt to day
with 176 men and battery of artillery.
GIBRALTAR, August 1O.-The trans
port Capella, with tie Duke OF TeGk on
board, and the transport Marathon
have passed here on their way to Egypt.
All well.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Times dis.
patch from Alexandria says: ga coun-
Gil of war, at which the Duke of Con-
naught was present, was held on board
the Helicon yesterday"
a Circassian brought in yesterday,
who passed through Arab Pasha's
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subaltern and seventy-six men were
killed on the rebel side in the engage.
ment on Saturday.
He confirms the report Of Arabi's bad
health. He says that twenty-five
batallions and eleven batteries are post
ed along the canal between KEfr. Ed
DOWar and the advanced outposts.
An Egyptian trooper ofthe Khedive's
guard was taken prisoner while at
tempting to cross the Ramleh lines
yesterday. A paper written in Arabic
was found on him. The probability is
that he was making for Arabi's camp.
LONDON, August 1.-The News has
the following dispatch:
"CONsTANTINOPLE, August To-
The following is the text of the procla-
nation against Arab Pasha, which |
was communicated to the Conference
to-day:
"Arabi Pasha having second time |
transgressed the law; by taking author
ity which does not belong to him, and
having presumed to menace the YES.
sells belonging to an old and tried |
friend and ally Of Turkey, Is for these
misdeeds proclaimed rebel, together
with his adherents. Be it known to |
all that obedience Is due solely to the |
Khedive who is the representative of
the Sultan.