The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-22
Arabi Pasha's Action In Catiinr the
Fresh Water Supply Likely
to Hasten Matters TO
Crisis
hasSaeres OF Europeans are Reported
FROM the MISUNDERSTANDING
Tales of Butehery.
inc English Forces are Preparing to
Embark for the Land of the
PharaOhs.
ihe Natives Exaggerated Account Of
the Bombardment.
Arabi Pasha's Army are DESERVING
by Scores.
other Foreign and Domestic News.


Foreign
VIENNA, July 2l.--A deluge of rain bas
occurred in Bohemia, and the destruction
OF property and crops is incalculabe The
bodies OF forty-seven persons who were
drowned have been recovered. A large
part of the harvest In Bohemia has been
| DESTROYED. w 'ssi
ALEXANDRIA. July 2l--All French ships
have left here and the United States flag
snip has gone to Brindisi. The markets
anu oourse are reopening for business.
OSer iOU OF Arabi's soldiers deserted on
wednesday and came here. A meeting of
sheiks, ulhlas and notables at Cairo was
nelu Ill consequence OF a report of the khe.
uVes letter dismisslng Arab. The rail-
the advance of troops. At 7:3O this even.
ing water was still flowing In the fresh
water canal, but the exit from the canal
into the sea is being blocked by n party of
marines so that the water below the point
where Arab has cut 1t will be retained.
Inc oiflcial native report OF the lombard.
ment said that eight iron-clads were sunk.
2oi captured, and that the latter would be
brought to Caib. Those killed at Lantah
Crawther and Macalan. The sbiek and
the governor tried to save them, but were
unable. wv
LONDON, July 2l.-The Alexandria cor
respondent OF the Times says: On the eyac-
uation OF Alexandria Arab Pasha issued
Tue following proclamation: The murders
were At the khedives instigation; the
English Killed with sword and shot in re-
venge the Egyptians who were left to
guard the city. The khedive remains at
night with his woman afioat among the
n oh, IT, Al
uay time to order the continuance of the
I slaughter. Therefore issue my order to
coltinue the raising of soldiers.
Ihe Daily Telegraph has the following:
ALEXANDRIA, July 20.-Deserters saw
Arab Pasha is not entrenched and has no
entrenching tools. Arab Pasba, having
iortliications just opposite Aboukr bay
and upon the Mahmoud fresh water canal.
placed the dam In the canal below his posi-.
canal banks above the dam so as to send tbe
water along the front of his position. This
shows that Arab Pasha has made a great
mistake, as by damming the canal where
ne mas he secures us plenty of
water for some time. We have set to work
to I'LL the reservoir here, 80 as to save ali
the water possible, but plenty will remain
1 ~ the canal Tor present purposes. Arabi's
0 llne extends from Lake Narcotics to Abou.
-, 'S bot ooinc 'oois ne III now max
a,o ruS mo,ns; meMe III trepldation about
! water, anu inquiries are making about con-
densers. Admiral Seymour has issued a
proclamation declaring by sunset on Sun
uay an piiiased property and unclaimed
, e0ous may be brought to Lord
Oharies Bereslord at the ar
senal, and that anybody bringing
. such things by that time will not be crimi-
nsily treated but anybody who has goods
Oh that nature, and does not bring them in,
WIN, IL iound out, be visited by the patrol,
, ny MY soous seizeu, anu thc pilierer punished.
rms proclamation is intended to meet
, the eases OF numerous Arabs who have
hidden pinnder IN their houses. Some
nave already brought what they had.
! The Daily Telegraph states that Lieuten-
, ant-Iehera or uarnct Woolsey will COM
mand the expedition to Egypt, which will
consist 81 2VOCj troops. Another battalion
Oh marines mas been ordered to prepare at
once nee lor service IN Egypt.
lme Daliy News believes that the ports
~ Swe, rouaraoJ w. .no ,hyltation TO send troops
, lent 10 refusal and that force will be
sent 10 Egypt without delay. The Times
correspondent reports that respectable in
haDltan,s complain that English soldiers
nave foDpeu ana plllaged their houses.
~aIseiiIes dispatch to the Daily News
says OIuers nave peen received at the
naVal arsepal ~ Ioulon to take measures
ior % receiving N barracks next week the
different battalions which are to form n
corps ipr Egypt.
Ihe Daily Telegraph in its second edition
prints ;1 ;a1spa'esn spa, ca from AleSandria which
saysit VIII not be esurprising,ii Arab Pasbais
measures IN regard to the water supply Of
AiexandIia a, .i 3 lead TO an immediate ADVANCE
OF the British troops. Major General Ale
son mas telegraphed home Tor instructions.
tha nn Mohpy Mrdu spy slG!es that the damming Of
tne Mahm9md ditch canal has flooded Inc
country. The water in places Is knee deem
making tne ground too soft for the move.
ment OF guns. An Arab has just been shot
Wmie attempting to set fire to q house In
the center OF the city.
The government has chartered tho te,o.
graph, ship Caarabria as a transport. A
: long dispatch from Earl Granville. foreign
secretary; secretary; to Lord Duilerin, the English
lished, After iustifvinv tha k.ssL 80 Pun.