Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-17
5fdirs at Alexandria.
ARAB RECUPERATING.


ALEXANDRIA, July 16, 10 a. MT is re.
ported that Arab Pasha is awaiting re.
Inducements from Cairo. Firing was heard
outside the town durin the night. Ali the
available marines and sailors were sent to the
front last evening in the expectation that
Arab Pasha would attempt to enter the CITY.
The report that Arab Pasha was marching
upon Alexandria caused Admiral Seymour,
who did not credit the report, to take these
there was rumor Of fighting occurring at
O'Clock this morning outside the gates.
Orders were given to send all marauders to
headquarters, with a written statement of
their case, to be logged. Incendiaries con-
tinue to be shot. Five rebel soldiers, captured
by the marines, have been handed over to the
khedive and will be shot by Egyptian troops.
The khedive has dismissed Arab Pasha from
the ministry of war.
The fire continues. The aspect OF the
town is INDISPENSABLE. 1t reminds the specta-
tor of Pompeli. Whole families of Europeans
have disappeared. 1t is believed they were
thrown into the flames.
ENGAGEMENT IMMINENT.
ALEXANDRIA, July 16, p. m.-An engage
ment is imminent between the English and
the troops OF Arab PaSha.
have visited all the hospitals, and canuot
speak too highly of the devotion displayed by
the Sisters Of Charity. While some inmates
Charity and patients, were being escorted
by the German warriors to the beach,
these were challenged by English sentries. As
they were unable to give the pass word Tia
English fired. The Germans returned the
fire, but happily no one was hurt. Some
Arabs guilty Of arson, rape and plllage were
publicly shot, also four for murder and one as
spy. Hundreds of persons are houselsss
and starving.
ALEXANDRIA, July 16, 9 D. m.-Arabi
Pasha is still at Kafr-dwar. His force con-
sists OF four regiments of infantry, 1900 ir-
regular troops, and one regiment OF cavalry,
with 500 horses, thirty-six Krupp guns, and
twelve mitrailleuses. Arab Pasha sent an off.
Ger to Alexandria to embargo the rolling
stock of the Cairo railway and 5000 tons Of
coal. The officer was made prisoner. The
British cut the Cairo railway near Lake Ma
rotis.
The Ramadan festival commences tonight.
Admiral Seymour has forbidden the firing of
the usual salutes and daily time guns by the
Egyptians. They will be fired from the fleet.
TURKISH INTERVENTION.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 16.-The conditions
of Turkish Intervention in Egypt are under
stood to be as follows: Occupation OF Egypt
to be limited to three months, at the expira-
| ton of which the khedive can demand pro-
| lopgation, the cost TO be betrayed by Egypt
No European commissioners are to accompany
the Turkish triops. It is believed the porte
will refuse to dispatch an expidition.
The secretary Of the legationI visited the
porte Saturday for the first time since the
| bombardment of Alexandria. He was very
cordially received.
PROCLAMATION BY DERvIscH PAsHA.
Dervisch Pasha has issued proclamation
| to the effect that in order to prevent panic,
| the khedive summoned Arab Pasha to Alex
andria. threatening to treat him as rebel If
he refuses to obey.
| The Alexandria grain market is re-opened
| for the supply for local consumption.
| is quiet there.
THE sUFz CANAL.
SUEz, July 16.-The commander of the Iris
has sent peremptory message ordering
| Egyptian men-of-war not to leave suez until
he has received Instructions. The order is is
| sued because the Egyptian commander intend
| ed to take his vessels through the canal.
| Captains are no longer cautioned before en-
| teriDg the canal, but all vessels are thorough
| ly searched before proceeding.
MOVEMENTS OF ENGLISH WAR SHIPS.
LONDON, July 16.-The Observer says the
torpedo boats at Davenport are ordered pre-
pared for sea, it is believed to patrol the suez
canal. They are capable OF speed OF twenty
four miles an hour. It is intended to send to
Egypt the reserve squadron under the Duke of
| Edinburgh.
NIeossIA, Cyprus, July 16.-The Agin-
court, Salamia aid Northumberland, the last
with 700 men and the hired transport Ne
rissa with Maj. Gen. Allison sailed for Egypt
Saturday. The Lamar with ninety one ma
rines arrived at Lemossal during the night
and started for Alexandria
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 16.-The porte re-
| quested the ambassadors to attend confer
! ence tonight, the sultan presiding.
| The German agent at Cairo telegraphed on
| the 18th inst. that the city was quiet, and he
believed Arab Pasha was organizing resist
ance near Alexandria.