Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-01
FROM ALEXANDRIA.
Skirmishing on the Line,
ARADI PAslIA DIsMIssED-THE KIEDWE
DECLARES HIM a REBEL,

ALEXANDRIA, July 2l.-ChCrif PNsha
has escaped from Cairo and gone 20 Port
said. The Khcdivc has summoned him
to Alexandria.
An eye witness from TNntah states that
clghty-ilvG Europeans were tortured,
diScmbOwCled aud torn TO pieces and that
the women were violated and tortured.
The soldiers participated III the atroci-
ties.
LONDON, July PA dispatch to the
Times from Alexandria says: II ap-
pears 10 be certain that Arab Pasha's
force Is composed Of 5000 men, 80 field
pieces, 0 Gatlln guns aud an unknown
number of smooth bOres taken hence and
placed on earth works In front of his
position.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2l.-l'ho khcdlvc
has issued circular TO the army notify
Ing Il Of the Arahl's dismissal aud out
lawry, and threatening punishment up
on all who adhere 10 Arab and pr0mis-
Ing rewards and cmoumcnts to nll who
return to the obedience of him, II Is
considered certain that Arab will de-
stroy Cairo unless defeated and captured.
In reply TO the proclamation Of tho
Khcdlvc, Arab appointed ministry of
his own nc Cairo. Preparations have
been made to attack Aloukci. Arab Is
moving portions Of his forces In that d.
rcction.
The Khodve has requested that n
steamer proceed TO DulCigno to bring
two thousand Albatians 10 act rs his
body guard. The Ministers have oppos-
cd the project, refusing TO provide mon
ey therefor.
LoSDoN, July 2l.--A dispatch to the
News from Port Said says: NJ. DoLcs-
sens arrived here on Saturday, accom-
panied by an aidc'dc-camp of the kho-
dive.
There are II war vessels Of different
natlonallics IN the hnrbor, .
The English are under Rear Admiral
UoskIns and r French under Admiral
Conard. The latter has consented to ns-
slst the English IN keeping order IN the
town and protecting the lives and prop
erty of Europeans. In the event Of m
outbreak, the French say they are pro-
parcd TO land 600 men aud The English
can land 100. Ia,
The town continues tn swarm with
ref,irccs from Cairo aud the Interior
who bring most torlllrous accounts. OF
n,nssacrcs Mt Tantah, Dunlctta and else
Reor Admiral Iloaklns has written Ia
the Engllsh Consulate nc Cairo urging
him to impress upon British subjects
,hc necessity of leaving Egypt ut once.
Arab pasha's new Government has
,ssue1 n proclamation stating that every
native molcstlng the Christians VIII DC
shot N Ii believed that this " mere
,nrm 10 cover themselves, should they
hereafter fall into our hands, -,
LoSpoS, July 2l.--Accordlng 70 INC
prcaent arrangements TIE Infantry iol
Eoypl will embark on the 4th OF August
All iLe cavalry on The 9th. Tic troops
,,ili anil direct for Alexandra.
rnbI pnaha wrote the following lct'
,,r m Gladstone n few days before tll'
hn,,Lar,imcnt of Alexandria, but Glad
s,nne dld not receive II I'LL after the
,,,,,,,hnrd,npnt, "'l'hc Koran COinlnnnhl
,s tn rnsist n war II wngcd against US
tienrr. England may rest assured thnI
,hc aret riin she fires IN Egypt VIII no
."iyn ihr Egyptians from OIL trentics
son,rol viii censc, the property OF bli'
vonc, ro,csns wi,l bc connscnted, canals VII
ho 'leslro,ctl, and JeIlad be- preached u
ys,is w. Arabia and india. The first blow
Mn which England strikes Egypt WI,
rs,,se blood 10 flow through the bteldtl
~ ~ AHA and Africa, the fcrponalhillil
w.. ,,hleh will be on the head OF Eng
t"d Tqypt IL still rcndy to be ms
g,i"nds with England and Keep her roU