Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-16
Forty Centuries Look Down
From the Pyramids Upon
Arabi'S Unconditional
Surrender.
The Cruel War is Over and
General Wolseley Takes
Up His Quarters in
Cairo.
The British Lion Shakes His
Name in Africa.
Arabs Ofhosrs Fly B efore the
Advancing Conqueeors.
Tho Collapse of the Rebellion As
tonishas the Victors.
special Dispatches TO TnE BEs.
ARABI SURRENDERS.


ARAB sURRENDERs.
LONDON, September 15.--The war
office has received the following dis
patch from Gen. Wolselcy; Benla,
September 10. Gen. Lowe has occu.
pied Cairo. Arab Pasha and Toulba
Pasha have aurren.ered uncondition.
ally. Ten thousand troops at Cairo
have laid down their arms.
TERMS OF SURRENDER.
ALEXANDRIA, September l5.-The
Khedive and British Consul General
will proceed to Caro- as soon the roads
are open. All offers of submission
must be made to the Khedive nomi-
nslly, but by actual surrender to Gen.
Woiseley. Kafr Ell Dwar has not yet
been occupied Negotiations for It's &C.
cupation are expected to be concluded
this afternoon. The announcement
that the British had enteredthe earth
works yesterday was premature. Only
Generals Wood and Hartman rode in
with a small party in consequence of
the display of flags of truce. Roubi
Pasba was commandment of the troops
at Meks and ID deeply implicated in
the rebellion.
THE WAR Is oVER.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-General VOL.
seley arrived at Cairo Thursday night
from whence he sent tho following
dispatch to the war Office: The war is
over. Send no more men from Fog
land. Midshipman Dschair is safe.
l have been received here with open
srms by all c%lasses. The Egyptian
soldiers ara glad to return to their
homes. Our cavalry did extremely
well on the long forced march yester-
day.
A LONDON BOAT RACE.
LONDON, September 15.-In the
race to-day the Thames Rowing club
bead the Haiddales by two lengths.
A CHANGE OF BASE.
LONDON, September 15.-The fol.
lowing additional dispatch was re.
ceived from Wolseley from Cairo:
"Arabi Pasha and Touba Pasha are
both confined in our guard rooms. 1
will now change my base from Ismailia
to Alexandria"
THE BEDoUINs.
ALEXANDRIA, September 15.-Thou-
sands of Bedouins descended upon
Kassassin camp after the battle. The
Fiftieth regiment drove them off Be-
douins are hanging around Ismailia in
great numbers and promise to give
trouble.
ARABS SALUTE.
LONDON, September 15.-An Alex
andria dispatch says: Arab Pasha
surrendered to General Mcpherson,
saying, 81 am Arab Pasha; this is
Toulba Pasba
PREPARING TO HOLD 1T.
Notwithstanding the collapse of the
Egyptian rebellion, preparations in
the English arsenal. up to last night,
were unrelaxed. Fresh orders were
given yesterday for additional supplies
for Egypt.
A SWORD OF HONOR.
DUBLIN, September 15.-A general
movement is on foot to present
General Wolseley with a sword of
honor on his return from Egypt.
THE LEADERS FLYING.
ALEXANDRIA, September 15.-1'he
of the capture of Arab Pasha
was received by Arabs here with what
was apparently the widest enthusiasm.
Mahmoud Barndi and SULLIVAN SAM,
who commanded the battalion which
took the leading part in the burning
of Alexandria, were recalled from
Salehiyet by their friends and fed to
upper Egypt. ALL Tehmy and Re
shid Pasha were not captured at Tel
El-Kebir, but it is believed they have
since been arrested at Cairo.
THE ENEMY's ROOFS
from Mehallet, Auboukir and Kafr
FL Dwar will parade here, when they
will surrender their arms, be stripped
OF their military dress and disbanded
i'll the presence of all the troops.
There were lamentable casualties on
the enemy's side, old men and chill.
dren being killed. After the arrival
of the khedive at Cairo, a regularly
constituted court will be established
for public trial of rebel chiefs, who
will be allowed to engage counsel.
DwAR DESERTED.
ALEXANDRIA, September 15.--The
British moved forward at 4 D. m. to
disarm 5000 men at Kafr. Ell war,
where from a train just started with
officers going personally to surrender
to General W~oolseley. General Wood
issued an order prohibiting any cor.
respondent going forward. An epgi.
neer has Just returned and reports
Kafr-El Dwar abandoned. They saw
many skeletons there. The rebels
are supposed to have gone to Abouker
forts. An Egyptian doctor states
when Arab Pasha was making off by
railway to Zagazig he was fred a. by
one of his W officers.
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