The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-22

Reuter- Telegram Company, dated Port
said. $40 O'Clock Sunday evening, says the
fleet and transports have entered the canal.
Before their departure General WolSeley
posted proclamation written in the
Arabic tongue, declaring that those who
respected the authority Of the khcdiyc
would not be mole>tcd. but those who re-
sisted would be treated As rebels. The
British have evacuated the offices OF the
canal company. The traffic OF the canal
will be only temporarily suspended in
order TO allow the British vessels TO pass.
The company has refused to send pilots on
board mcn-0f-war. The British occupy
Ncfch. Arab has abandoned Ghcimlch
and withdrawn TO Damictta.
CoNsTANTINOPLE. August 81. - Said
Pacha, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, has
sent to the Turkish representatives abroad
a strongly-wordcd denial OF the report Of
anti-Chri>tian disturbances in syria. He
attributes the reports OF the existence OF
germs Of disorder to malcyolcncc. The
arrival of foreign mcn-Of-war at smyrna,
he SAYS. i exactly what is calculated to
provoke uncasincss. Many inhabitants
have appri>cd the Porte OF the apprchen-
>ions caused by the arrival OF the Italian
war vessels.
LoNDoN. August 21.-Thc Uaiy No,rS
has the following from Port said The
Egyptian soldiers are doing duty with the
police in the town, which l. perfectly quiet.
The KhcdiVc's Governor has addressed the
Egyptian troops, telling them that those
who were for the Khcdiyc could remain
and would not be mole>ted, but those who
were for Arab Plcha had better 90 and
seek him. Two officers Well-hnoWn parii-
sans OF Arab pachl. have been arrested
and sent on board vessel OF the ilcet which
Is lying of here. The commander Of the
Egyptian troops. Il fanatic OF the worst
class. who has been acting Is Nicc-Gorcr-
nor. has escaped TO Fort Ghemil with TO
soldiers Arab Pacha'S Governor left Tor
I,mala three days ago
LONDoN, August 2l.-A dispatch to the
DailY telegraph from Con,tantnorle says
the Porte refuses to permit the expectation
from Turkey OF mules for the British ser
vice i'm Egypt. Lord Du1erin. British am
ba>>ador, states that this Is contraVcntlon
Of treaty rights and has addressed a strong
protest to the Porte, stating that Turkey
will lee held responsible for heavy DAM
ages.
LoNpoN, August 21.-Admiral llcWclt
tclcsraph> from Sucz a follows: "lc>teI-
day Captain Hastings, with seamen $40
marines from the gunboats sea Gun ana
Mosquito, assisted by 300 lligh'anders, IN
/ der Major kelsey. proceeded 10 Nholul IY
way Of the Maritime canal. and found OpO
Of the enemy strongly cntrenched behind
Sta. The English force landed and dcieal-
ed them, taking 10 prisoners, small can
non, and a quantity OF ammunition ana
stores. our los, was two liightlhdrr-
/ drowned and two scamcn wounded. ~.
Icncny's loss was about 100 Killed ana
| wounded. The bank OF the frc-h-WlIer
canal at ~holuf was cut by the enemy, hUt
bo. Lcrn rcpaircd. Ii i, now guarded. y
/ BRIGADE rccOnnolicrcd IN force al the SAME
time and in the same direction
NLEXANDRIA. August 2l.-Gcncial
Wol>rk telegraph, there has been slight
.kirmi,h at I,maila. II is Just announced
from Rmnlch that the enemy are moving zap
train, to kaf,r Fl DWar, probably WIN the
intention OF Withdrawing troops rom
there.
LoNDoy, August 2l.-A dispatch to the
Cenfrai Macs from Alexandria says Afinl
Parha is constructing extensive earth
works in the direction OF AbOukir
The CORE, pondent OF the Reuters Tele
ram Company at Alexandria telegraph'
Chcrif Pacha with the formation oil MIN
i,trv. SAYS In trouble like the pre>en
the action Of the sovereign authority ShouIC
become more sensible and manifest.
shall therefore Use the right TO assemble th'
council OF Ministers under my own prc'l
dency As supreme chief OF the Egyptian
forces. ! also intend TO render my com
: mand effective, without, however, restrict
ing the power which the Minister Of Wa
holds from me.
A telegram to the Exchange TeIegrap
Company from Port Said, dated o'cl0c
this afternoon, says the last transport ma
I now entered the Suez canal The VesseI
= are steamng slowly for Ismalia..
Admiral Seymour telegraphs from lS'h
lin today that Ncifch was occupied Wlthou
: imposition. the enemy having lled.
I ALExANDRIA, August 2l.-Ihe outpo'.
n at RauAeh made demonstration thiS aitcl
@ noon and some artillery shots were eA
! changed. The English net win no los
II is definitely settled that Ma!or-p'iie !!
Allison and stafr will move to kalhleh L
morrow.