Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-15
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4 Russian Dsrrsr.
Moscow, Jaly "A train With q
persons on board ran of the rails be
tween Eschsral aud Bastilyem, and II
passengers we're killed. Those rot kille<
were injured moro or less.
seat Of War Xsees.
ALEXANDRIA, July l4.-General Si
Garnet wolseley Is expected at port OF
Sunday. II Arab Pasha makes stand
az Rosetta or Damautour, Sir Garpe
will have to proceed to Alexandria.
The marines spiked guns Of the new.
est patterns in the forts. Some Of then
~ere disabled. Beneath one Of tn
were seven dead bodies of the Arabs
One hundred and fifty marines held the
arsenal gate. At the custom house
gate there are le0 marines with a get.
ling gun, who will remain all night. The
m arines have killed many Lostoes.
A crowd with green flag passed
down the principal streets in the Arab
quarter, shouting, ''the Governor tells
the people not to leave, )" hat being panic
stricken they pay no heed.
1t is reported six per sons were massa-
cred at the Fren,h Consulate.
The Khedive will embark from Ras-
el-Tin palace on board of Turkish
ship.
Rear Admiral Haskins transferred his
flag to the Penelope and has sailed for
Port Said.
The fire in the city il still increasing,
lnd men are seen running about with
torches, completing the work of destruc-
ton. Arabs are still looting the town.
Admiral Seymour had intended to
land force, but refugees inform him
800 Egyptians have occupied position
In the outskirts Of the ci,y. ready for an
attack while Admiral Seymour could
only land 800 men, He therefore, in
stead, ordered shots fred arear the city,
IN order to frighten rioters.
Twenty armed Europeans, who escar-
ed the general massacre. were told BY
Arab Pasha, whom they met on their
way through the town. that the Esyp-
tians killed numbered over six hun.
died.
The English and Frsnoh Consulates
We're burned to tho ground.
This afternoon a detachment of ma.
rines marched through the town. Some
plundsrers caught in .aagronte udelictu
were summar;ly shot.
1t is stated that Arab Pasha has only
four thousand disorganized troops.
Two thousand marines have been or
dsred to march through town end shoot
all psrso1s rio;iag.
By4 p. m. Alexandria was totally
burned from the grand square to the
custom. Houses have been plundered
in the square itself and other wealthy
European quarters. There is hardly a
building not ruiued or still burning.
The court house cf the International
Tribuna, has SO far escaped.
The Anslo,Egyptian bank is preserved
from damage. Tho st-ests are strewn
With empty clock aud Jewel cases and
simil.y debris. But very few bodies
have been found.
Two-thirds the troops deserted during
the bombardment.
Aftcr the khedive's palace had been
surrounded, a party of soldiers entered
his apartments and declared they had
orders TO kill him and burn the palace.
After long parleyin2 their loyalty was
bought by promises Of money. They
then escorted tho khsdivs to the Brit
ish at Rsis-Ei- Fin. His guard was not
allowed to enter the palace there with
him. All the Ministers except Arabi
Pasha presented themselves at Rais- El-
Tin palace at 5p. m.
A party of Blue Jackssa landed a.
Fort Gabarris and spiked nineteen guns
in position this morning.
CoNsrANTrNoPLE, July 1i.-In last
evenings meeting Of the Council, the
Prime Minister said the Pasha main-
tanned that Arahi Pasha was rebel and
must be treated az such.
A. was Supposed.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from
Paris, published in ssmi-otticial form,
says accord between England and
Franco continues, and they are expect
ed to come to a definite understanding
in regard to Egypt.
LONDON, July 1.-THE report that the
steamer Glenlyon, from China, with q
cargo of tea is ashore in Suez Canal and
being looted is entirely unfounded. No
signs are yet apparent Of any attempt to
block the canal. Entrance thereto, how
ever is prohiteted.
In the Commons Gladstone stated
that Consul Cartwright had tels2raphed
that the khedive had secured the loyal
ty of the cavalry and infantry guard
sent to watch him, and would summon
the leading Pashes and endsavor to re-
establish order in Alexandria. Cherif
Pssha 10 among those named 40 having
been summoned by the Khedive. Arabi
Pasha has fled from Alexandria in q
boat by the canal.
Loekins % Peace.
ALEXANDRIA, July l4.-9.0 a.m.-An
explosion occasionally occurs in the
city. 4 proclamation in Arabic IL pre-
pairing in the Khedive's name, calling
on the people to maintain order and on