Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
FOREIGN.

tO restore order. The Germans fol lowed. Both landed without any political instructions from their respec- :ive gOyernments. All the vessels in the harbOr, except those of Austria and Greece, landed men. 4 famine is ap- prehended, also an epidemic, because of the unburied dead. The offices of the Ottoman Bank and Credit LyOnnaise escaped destruction. Arabi Pasha ap- propriRted E2JO0O from the Custom House before leaving. According to ac- counts of persons who remained m the city, bands of murderers, during and after the bom5ardment, forced their way into almost every house. Plunder- ing and burning began on the l2th. Scarcely any European dwelling was spared. It appears that large stores of petroleum were sent Co Alexandria the week before the bOmbardment especial ly to set fire to the town. The incen- diaries state they received instructions tO set fire to the houses
 l.4J P. M.-The marines of the Mino- taur have landed. The American marines occupy the great square with head quarters ip St. Marks building Captain Fisher, of the Inhexible, com mands the forces landing. All gatling guns are ordered ashore.
 A Times, Alexandria correspondent. says: l have carefully questioned the fore gn naval officers, and tbey are nearly unanimous ID thinking that the aeet fred with greater precision than vas believed possible.
 LONDON, July lS.-The Times has the following from Alexandria: It is stated that Arabi PashR is marching on Port Said with l,j0O men. 4 large force of Bedouins k apparently following. The American consulate, occupied by sixty tTseri6GAp RaTines and twenty sailors. i1 u. "aYu.a1 ns-i-o am fire tbs order to save ,Ser" "tna 0E5Hsuialg.a .rDin Pasha's force is footing, the entire cOun- try. The road to Cairo IS blocked Last night a strong band of Arabs entered Alexandria and killed number of local Egyptian soldiers. Admiral Seymour ls laying a telegraph line all around the works. The English soldiers are digging graves in a square for twelve rufians who are to be shot presently. The English are gradually getting the place in order, but the Arabs are stlll set- ting fire to some parts of the city. Ad- vices received at the Palace state that Arabi Pasha has dispatched the Under Secretary of War to Cairo tO bring up immediately all the available troops and that he Is busily entrenchlng before Fl Dwar. One result of the shops be- ing broken into is the demOrallZatlon of soldiers and sailors. One American sailor was cut down to-day by his officer Lieutenant Graham, for bad behavior last night About midnight We heard great noise on the shore. I landed found the troops getting ready tO resist the expected attack of the English sailors and marines, forming in a square by the hickering light of the burning houses. The English sent word to the representatives of the other na- tiOnaIities, but all refused help except the Americans. The Russians, Greeks and Germans went aboard their vessels. but the Americans formed up and said they would stop with the English. On going forward it was found that the Arabs had fired at some sailors and that false alarm had occurred.
 BErExos AYEEs July lsth-During thecelebration of the funeral of Gari- baldi the curtain in one of the lodges caught fire. The edifice was crowded and the wall fell down behind many Ot | thera. Twenty bodies were dug out
 All were prominent people.
 ALExANDRIA, July Intelligence is received from Cairo to the effect that
 the police decline to permit Arab | Pasha to enter the city. Very fev
 houses are now on Hire. Reiuges iron | Cairo report a holy war being proclaimed | and Europeans being massacred II l Tanlaugh. Mancurah and Scagrezlg
 The consul has been killed at the latte
 place.
 | CAIRO, July Is.-About 1000 Euro
 peans with an escort Uf soldiers arrived
 safely at Ismailia. Anarchy prevails II
 the provinces.
 | ALEXANDRIA July Is Admiral Sey
 mOur has issued manifesto announcing
 that he has undertaken with the consen
 of the Egyptian Government the res
 toration of order. No body Is allOwe'
 to leave the town after sunset. During
 the massacre soldiers set fire to tn house of lumber merchant. A mat' , servant escaped to the garden wher she remained, surrounded by fires, th
 soldiers laughing at her agony, and trin
 at her. but purpOsely avoiding lntllct ing and fatal injury, preferinc to Bee he
 burn to death. Finally she rusLe
 through the flames and thOug hwounie
 by bayonet thrust, she succeeded l securing refuge, where she was discover , ed by the mar1nes, and handed over [ i i the Americans. During the alarI Saturday 1JO Beduins at the Gihaui
 gates fed before the attack of a mIC ! sI-,rr.n and 1D EDflfgra
 CoSsrASTNoPLE July lsth--Ord, r | continues at Cairo.
 - CALCUTTA, July 13.-The last ma
 steamer sailed with 1.jOO commIssaI C tents and a large quantity of stores O f board for Suez.
 . ALDERsHoT, July lS.-The battalio ! of Munster fusilears was ordered to sa l for Malta yesterday.
 | ALEXANDRIA. July 1S.-The NOrtl ', umberland, with 700 men, the Tam T with 19l marines and Talmis and Il D Agincourt arrived here, The nErln
 will land ct Gabaris and two regimen ,- at Ramleh.
 = PARIS, July ls.-The Cabinet COunC . has resolved to accept the invitation :. protect Suez jointly with England.
 MARsELLEIs, July lS.-Six Fren,
 transports have been ordered to 2 n ready to embark troops.
 of ALEXANDRIA, July 19-Last night V i. quiet The lines are now very ssron7