The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-09-17
ARABps ARMY DIsB4NDING.
Surrender OF Fort AsiNn-Tke AbOukir
TrOOps Ready to Submit.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. l6.-Fort Asian was
surrendered at IL A. VI. to Gen Wood in per-
son. The commandant and twelve officers
came forward to surrender. Gen. Wood mme-
dately inquired for the Italian naval leuten-
ant PaoIcci. who was supposed TO have es-
poused Arab Pashas cause. After some delay
Paolucci was brought forward. wearing the
uniform oi an Egyptian officer. He was immc-
dateiy placed under arrest Con. Wood in
formed the commandant Of Fort Asian that he
would intercede for him and his brother Of
acors if they. with their men, would assist in
repairing the railway The offer was accepted.
Several civilians. evidently belonging To- the
upper classes were found in the fort. They
Selo apparently merchants, but they were
nevertheless ordered to set to work on the
railway.
Kurahid Pasha. commanding at Abopkir has
sent i'll II message 4 niluuncin3 his readiness to
surrender. The khcdivr has learned that the
commander at Damictta refuses TO surrender.
s 81 hss Rho MOO black n All taf Esytan
also Disappeared from Kair,s -DWor, Gen
Wood occupied that position and Mallaha at
O'Clock THIS afternoon. The Naval Brigade.
with their guns, have roGmbarked.
b SSs s of A es sn XH% h ns afsn
pators IN the massncres. liassan Pasha Chelci
Arabs Minister of ,Piou, Foundations, and
drla. MAhmoud Pusha Baroudi has been ar;
tSS y I near Cairo He was driving on the road
PnhuDra at tho time. Nlnet me SWISS, Ara
BIS European adviser has not set been arrest
ca Arab still remains in confinement in the
citadel at Cairo. where he will be closely guard
eluntil he has been tried as n rebel.
Inc khedivo will go to Cairo on Thursday
next. lie has invited Gen. Wolseley To stay at
Abdn Palace. and has extended an invitation
me Duke of Connaught to stay at kasrcn-
hnShka Palace.
>, However much Arab may have impressed
tle peasants for service in his army. he has
nGt meddlcd with the property OF the people.
ne Whpe country seems prosperous.
LONDON. Sept. lG.-The InN lNdH Gd.ete an
honnce, that Mr.. Gladstone has as kcd the
Afchbship Of \ DIRK TO direct that thanksgiving
sssr'lcca be held ia the churches Tomorrow Tor
'As successes in Egypt
Tho Times in a loading article says: II the
iSes oi Arab Pasha ana his immediate follow
CIT ar" spared, these men must be put once Tor
III out Of the way OF doing lurthcr harm.
uhey cannot be permitted to retire TO Constan-
uhopIe to become the centre Of impalpablc in
ulsucs To restore the authority OF tho khc-
1--WE the army must be disbandcd and replaced
~ gehiarmerie sufficient to MAINTAIN clyil
99fdor. II troops are needed to defend the
distant frontiers. it is sufficient to maintain
Cairo"
psT PETERSBURG. Sept. 16.-The Gazette de 81.
tnhteTrStoIrg says; " To allow England to settle
P2 powers is not to be thought Of" Tho Noroe
"HHe gencralship.
,uooSSIANTINorLE. Sept. 16.-An impression
a i,urkiSh military convention will not now be
snhu nevertheless another Cabinet council
s,rnd msla today at which Said Pasha was in
nTiucted to address fresh conciatory commu-
tba, i IONS 70 Lord Dufierin. 1t Is believed here
'nat Arab pasha viii be sent TO England
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