Daily Republican., 1882-07-29
THE WAR IN EGYPT.
.wwNTs OF THE MILITARY
NCE TaE SUPPLY or wALEE- sIa
nDp TROOrS To BE SENT.
v,1IrARY OPERATIONS.

,ovnoN. July 2b.-A ulbpaVch W Gnt
LoNDt1l News from Alexandria
OolnmtThts O.n hat q pilot engine preceding the
sta'es sont with officers TO meet Raouf
one S0Dc came to grief near Mahallal
PaSlss' 'pasba having cut the line during
the night n,. Tulv "a. 3bbp. M
atropr expedition will start this
a sslUDS % seize and occupy position
eve1iuS tha railway within two miles Of
AraU, AraUU,rxANpRIA, July 2S.-Admiral
ALhv Aanr having written letter to the
seysts stns asking what measures he
kneu,'" kta suggest with regard to the
wVu,J wsSoNtir forts, which the Admiral said
AUUa U,s standing danger to the British
WeIe W,aonS U al Ramleh, the Khedive re-
3 p0sls'Vb ,bat he had sent Vice Admiral
PLY Rsmam to summon the garrison to re-
h l.nrn to loyalty, and that in the event
re'uar,Sal he would leave measures to
o. o.l,n,raI seymcur's discretion. If the
rsTrison does not surrender, ~ Is De-
IIeVed it will be bombarded on MONDAY
NOT COMPROMISE BEARERS.
,,vyAypRIA, July 28.-Evening.-
mn danr,ation from Kafr-el-Dwar con.
1,ut. LnU ~ six members. Reports to the
sis% sssot 4 tha, thew are bearers for com.
unSs";ss clSUv s are untrue. On their arrival
ihOS IOd dsclared that ENGLAND evidently
,~ssnt % to conquer the country and that
.Ss neoule determined to resist to the
,aS, suV The Khedive and the Ministry
n.1napd ,sS 10 receive them as delegates,
S"ceutIug ,Sl their visit only as an act of
homage
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT AT
CAIRO.
Arabi Pasha has written letter to
All Mopbarak Pasha stating that he
1Aabi) Is only tho General in COM
,Gaud Of the Egyptian fore IS, a pro-
viTOps government having been form.
al At Cairo with National Assembly
Of 800 members.
PREPARING TO SEND TROOPS.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, July 2S.-The
Minister of Finance to-day summoned
a meeting Of the officers of the Galata
Rank, and asked loan for the purpose
ofdefraying the costs of a Turkish ex-
petition to Egypt of $1,000 men, the
number to be increased, II necessary.
The bank was offered as q guarantee
line on the receipts Of next years
sheep tax.
The War Office is making large
purchases for the equipment of
troops.
THE MoRALE0F THE ENGLISH TROOPS.
LONDON, July 29.-The News has
the following:
ALEXANDRIA, July 28.-Should any
concession be made to Arab Pasha the
feeling Of our troops will be one Of ex.
treme disappointment.
Every officer and man is keen to be
led against the enemy. The least sign |
Of negotiation with the rebels will dis
gust the sailors and soldiers as much |
as 1t will shock the European colony.
Our soldiers are accused by Greeks,
Italians and Frenchmen of culpable
weakness in not shooting and tlogging
much more than they have done. We
are warned that Europe will view US
with contempt for showing 80 much
mercy to the Arabs.
Already the donkey boys and cab
drivers begin to show signs of arguing
about fares and the European is ceasing
% bean object of terror to them. Even
tne iaCt that fourteen men were flOgged
Today and rioter was shot this after.
noon seems nothing to the angry ele-
ment In Alexandria. They blame the
English for weakness and loudly clamor
lor m)re examples. Several French
men asS uIed me that, II they had been
IN power here, ten times as many Arabs
would have been shot.
THE SUEz. CANAL AND DE LEssEPs.
LONDON, July 29.-The News has the
following dispatch: Port Said, July
EN-. De Lesseps, in the belief that
England aims at seizing the Suez Ca
nAl, continues to oppose every plan for
assuring its safety. In an interview
WIN the late Governor he said the
aaediVe was simply a prisoner in the
aahGs OF the English, and that Eng
lana sole aim was to obtain the ,su-
prems control Of the canal. Yester-
|usy ne telegraphed to Arab Pasha, Il
lying that he had just sent a despatch I
Y \! NJ; De Freycinet telling him that t
eue Ahedive and the agents of the Pow
~ were incorrectly informed as to
|'ue sltuation here; that the Canal !
SG In no danger; that he had
p.eVented the landing of French t
a1 British forces, and that, Ii
Me Minister would make him the
preventative ol. of France here, he would
INSURE r.l0 the safety of European life and
IUPSGrty SIS and the security OF the Canal. I
sOl replied that he would do all in h
rESppwer to provide for the safety Of the 4
Ssntr.ss, %ua, 80 long as England respected its t
AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT ON FOOT.
LONDON, July 29.-The Daily Tele- !
pa Isra y, correspondent at Alexandria :
SuaC an important movement, in ;,
D,nSa rricI the fleet will participate, will =
F''OAOly take place to-day.
AsTAETLlNG REPORT,
Isnt sMtUiSD0N' 4, July PA report was cur
'iDs inv ~ the House of Commons last eve n
nsSa % snat the Sultan OF Turkey had q
h. W. ,o,v ovveftures to Great Britain, look. Il
~ N u, IOtne latter's requirement of Egypt b
vr.nu ro same terms as those on which A
pSpruS changed hands. 4
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