The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-12

mons this evening Campbell Zimmerman
Financial Secretary of the War Office. rem
the following telegram:
alexandria, July I1-7:50 Z. H-Tbs
Total number Of killed j. 3. and wounded
=, distributed a follows: KiIled-On tho
Alexandra, superb. ] sultan. >. and
lniieXibie. l. WOunded-On the Alexan-
ara. 3; superb, I Sultan. :: InvincIble.
6; inncxible, .. and Penelope. 8.
Twelve officers and men landed from
the inilexibie under cover Of the fre 0i
the Condor and Bittern, and DESTROYED
WIN dynamite the heavy guns Of Fort
Mex"
Position of the Porte.
CoNsT4NTINOPLE, july iI.--LOrd puhc-
nm, the British ambassador. notified the
Porte on Monday OF Admiral SEYMOUR
intention to lombard the Aiexandrian forts
II AraW Pas1a remained Obdurafe. 7Ii.
f0Ttc on the same evening tele-raphed
Mustlrlls Pasha, IT, ambassador Al London.
that such an act would constitute o grave
hlractlon Of The sovereign rights Of the
sultan, and that L expected the British
Government 70 order Admiral Seymour to
abstain.
England Justified by Austria.
PARIS. July IA dispatch 20 tine Teans
from Vienna say l. l. admitted In G0y-
eminent circle, that England is perfectly
lustihed n her vigorous action AGAINST
Arab Pacha'> attitude Of Drovoc1tiou and
80 long a, England uursucS fhi. line Of
sohuuct she VIII meet with $40 opposition
from tie Powers. A dispatch 10 the TENNIS
from Alexandra reports that the ,,--ufiap
ministers were not aware ye,lerda, OF Adj
mlral Seymour ultmairm. because II VA.
intercepted by Arab Pacha.
History of the Crisis.
The Herald Cairo correspondent send.
the following. The immed ate cause M the
present state o. anarchy and rebellion cv-
sting IN Egypt wa- the refusal Of In, Eho-
dive To- ratiiN the sentence of q courf-uar-
tlal cOndenniuc some iif'v officer, nj tla
amy. most Of whom were of Turkish Up
Clrcassiln ori-in. % be degraded from
their rank. shorn OF their decorations. and
sent into exile ia the distant province, Of
the >oudan. These officer, mad been
charged with c0npirinc together g. t1<e
The liz o. Arab Pacha. Minister of Way.
and the c0ur, WIS cOmpoSel 0f mon
Il friendly o. Arab. There crn ue
40 doubt that the charge wa. ir
tAc main uniounded. though man} officer
a- well a- civilians bad expressed them
selves q. opposed ~ Arai md h.- crel-
iure,. ana looked forward .nxi0U.iv to tl,e
time when either Turkcv or tle Power
,houio iuferieTr and Uufa ,t0pt0 the farce.
III, courf-u1rta.. however. Ua> d. r.. BE-.
one. a'l. irr- pect.,c of what evidence,
l'i.-', .' "'.'' ''l"'' DC '4- pfro.iti-
ii'-Il. " p. -o' Iii d. NA'.e,,.c. i-.' none
vlio- INNS 'li'i- OBJ ,i' .iihF- lA' AAr-
't'', }" '"' ,-''i .i'' ~. ni- sob tl-i-. li"-
'-'-i' - was. Ni'H l-' hh'" .'- oi i.'
-..-', 'ti'i' HiA'' fiillf Nu4ih lh' bounds
% 'I1I iirfo-1il}t "h-u hc refused g.
rouHrm ti.t sentence oi i1" cnir.--ilr-i1..
ana It was strengthened in Dds d. t'rmini-
900 bN The hnoV ir0@t tlaf tl!c sultan af-
proved Hi- acton 3nu ul the a,-if1urr- Oi
'hr oA>u --'fthrf4i oi England AND rlne,
.ai iicn pofcrhMtai- would SUPP "r llL
Also.
trAEflNr TIlt IIEnIfL.
On fac evening OF Nav 10th th. Nffri.--t
waited OH the Eledirr and demanded U.lt
1t should Withdraw tho deere. I. had
,i-ued g.. noon modifyuc The ..ri.uc, To-.
the co1,rt-ri.rfirf Ia OIL. ~ .iu1I. exile.
and insisting tnai tire ori-ir1 ~onf.r..
should ,e carried out iu DO, entirety. and
threatening lu the event o- r,fu-aI &C., a..-
pose tie hhealFe. ~ cons. iutnc. ol
u"~ tnrrai- auc puhic ORDER auo safety
'elne- end n-creC. the tonsuI--i'rn.r-V
.i Lugiau0 and rance i~le-rIrreG t0
heir Governments Tor -hlr--oi-Yar Go
sustain the authority of the hledit,.
Tho threat OF dcpo,iG- the hEel'f. Ul-
DID idle one; huf Arlbl. Who ii1s cd lionc
Iecn very sensitive OF the opinion oi Eu-
'0pt and extremely de-lrou, OF THROWING
iu'i ln ln' eNe~ oI LIl- i~'.r ahu rance
l. 70 lhe rcAi eiasfac'fI Cd 'ht NOV eiiieh''
housA1 De- ~" MS way lo accom- A'Li.'-
box" THESE OBJECT ana -e'lii- .itui' "a, .ilf
..il' 'l-ln IN. '"'' mn 49,.