The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-11
A NIGHT OF SUSPENSE
BROKEN BY THE cANNoN,s Roas.
hfrJ ff'Paratloa Aade to B.yIa III. Bomb,r, /.
meat OF Alst'ldri. TIL, AOruIss-TL.
American ADMIRAL sesdss Word ofC.u.
tloa TO the Arsb,-rire Opened.

ALEXANDRIA, July l0.-The Ameri, m
Admiral, Nicholson, has warned the Anal 5
working on the forts that II they fire a, h m
lie viii return the fire.
a Calcutta dispatch says The Govern.
n,eh1 OF India has received final and def.
me orders to dispatch It's con,ippcp, to
Egypt under Sir Herbert Mcpherson. who
commanded brigade in the Afghan war.
A large siege train ispreparing at the Aga
anu honibay arsenals. Notice OF the bonn
oardment Of Alexandria was given ,b;s
morning by letter addressed 10 the Gov.
ernor by Admiral Seymour.
Cartwright, acting British Consul here
mas written to Ragheib Pasha, President of
the Egyptian Ministry, announcing a su,.
pension Of relations With the Erypti,n
Government, and another letter TO peryisch
pasha, Turkish Commissioner, declaring
that he will be held responsible for The
safety Of the Khedive.
The Eastern Telegraph Company is trsns.
i'rring Its office on ship board. The ships
having on board the officials Of the Otto.
man bank, the Credit Lyonnaise, etc have
already left. The twerty.four honr.' No.
tice expires at 0 o'clock to-morrow morn.
'ne, "hen The bombardment will COM
lhence; Admiral Seymour yesterday sum.
.no'eu ms captains aboard the flag ship
una seaIed the details OF the bonbani.
inent me French fleet will not par,ici.
pate in the bonbardment.
r4RiS, July l0.-l, is announced semi.
oilcially that the French fleet will 20 10
ron SAID, in accordance with an under.
standing With Admiral Seymour.
LONDON, July l0.--The conference meets
Soaay or 10 morrow 10 agree upon the de.
livery OF The collective note 10 the Porte.
II me forte declines 10 intervene in Esvpt
lhe Enelisii Ambassador and French Am
, Vassauor VIII insist upon an immediate
tion. e-tul - - ''''.' ' '''
In the House OF Lords this afternoon
l|ofd Granville, Foreign Secretary. con.
ntined The news that unless the ilexap.
ana iorts temporarily surrendered Admiral
seymour would bombar, them n, day
break Tomorrow. 1t WIS paikful. he said
% be obliged to use force against The weak,
but,the hostile preparations had been nro,
ceedine in defiance of The o,ier NJ ho,h
the khedive and the Sultan. The action
nov taken was in simple seIfdefence.
ALEXANDRIA, July l0.-All foreign men.
harbor $50 .''o
GoHsT4STISorLg, July l0.-The Turkish
admlfatity has warned the crews OF Turk
Ism iron clads to be in readiness.
LONDON. July l0.-Telesraph is now
working from ships moored some miles
irom Alexandria, Communication with
Tue foHe Is maintained by despatch boats.
ALEXANDRIA, July lO-It is believed
t1iat tie Governor OF Alexandria has pro.
posed compromise, but Admiral Sew
Mouf VIII not accept any terms short OF
complete surrender Of the forts. British
ships are cleared for action. The Thetis.
Monarch and. lnvincible are lying in the
naTeor; the rest OF the ships are outside.
All ioreisn men-oi.war are outside the har-
Dor. The foreign consuls, exccptin: the
Dritisil' protest agains; the bombardment.
Inc French squadron sailed at sunset.
della. '7'e Fl...5s' :'''" ''''o"'
following: l4. I5,';'1'" S'H' '' '"'
.r..2 ~ ~ ALEXANDRIA, July 10.
Arabi Pasha has again declared tha, lie
Will not yield an inch. 4 perfect panic
prevails among the Arabs.
LONDON, July ll-G 4. MA cores
pondent on board the Bi,tern ,.Iccrauhs
the following: ~
ALEHASpRA, July III a. N.
The bombariment has cnm,par.,J