, 1882-09-02
thOuiy of the Khedire and over,Aro~ mil.

,tsry despvtism-
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. I-Intclligruce re-
received at the Palace st1t.s the Boulsk
81 Dakrur railway ha. been Gu, a .hort
distance south OF E.kitah, i, Is supposed
by Bedouins, with the ohlec, oi eating
of Arabi Psshss retreat 10 upper Egypt.
Sultan Pssha has rece;red lniura,arion
IRON upper Egypt that strong feeling
prevails against Arab, among the prople
because Of his exac;ionS.
AIE1aNpRIA, Aug. 24--Ths English
being desrous to save Cairo will push on
rapidly thlther from Su-z by the old di-
recy railway Eue, on which new rails s,ll
be laid Negotiations sre proceeding be-
tween the commander OF the Austrian
gun-boat, Nautilus" and Arabs a,
Aboukir, with view Of etfec,irs release
Of the officer snd y men who were Cap
turned on Abonhir On Monday.
CaNSTANuNoPIE, Aug 24-Amon, un-
educated Aussulmans sympsthy for Ara
bi Pasha is uniiminlshed. Int among
those Capable OF distinguishing between
political and sentimental as9ec:s of :he
Question, there IS revulsion feeling. and
some OF those who formerly aprtzuded
Arab, row condemn him as a Gsngerous
enemy 10 the empire
PoGr SAID, Aug, 2i-Seversl more OF
Acabi Pasha's officers have arrived ST
hontars from the Egyptian camp 10 make
submission 10 the British A letter from
the commandant a. Ghemilyh has been
received by Sheikhs IN the Ar,b quarter
of Post SAID charging them to war;. In
habItants 20 hre, In consequence IT III.
rumor that black regiment IS advancing
IN Port Said frcm Dlmiet,a. i British
force with solns artillery has been sent
beyond the native quarter. Lord Charles
Bsresford arrived al Ismsiia YESTERDAY.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 2S The enemy
has flooded tae country on both hanls.
The cavalry of Arab continue to rad ,he
village Of Mex during the night, murder
ing the inhabitants. Gen. Wolseley has
not asked for r1iniorcements
lSMAILIa, Aug. 2a-Troops are contin.
ualy advancing and il viii not be long
before Tel el kobir Is attacked. Between
R,mleh and Mayum the ground i, good
Tor marching, bu, the canal is full Of dead
horses aud dead bodies OF krahs. Some
o; the Latter were thrown there by then
comrades, while others we're eorpsrs OF
men shot while attempting - escape
judging by the quantity OF clothing, etc.
found IN the abandoned camp the rebels
must be in great force But most appear
10 have been mere peasantry armed with
uuzZle loading masks,s- Almost ali
prisoners are peasants all dead ars also
peasants Doctors have prohibited the
use Of water in lake Nahum for drinking
An artillery general has been captured
who speaks English tiuentiy lie fur
nishes valuable Information. We have
two infantry regiments with cavalry and
artillery at kassaSsin.
PoEr SAID, Au9. 2S-GUcsef Bey,
who recently escaped from Caro-, asserts
that Turkish and Cmcassian residents OF
Caro- are beng arrested daily ard perer
hearc: # again. Turkish aud C.rcass:an
P..shas with few Europeans remaining
N Care are guarding The citadel They
s5em we'll prepared 10 hold their own Ill
Ill the Blush arriva If the ABSURD
stores circulated by Arab pasha Of BIit-
;sh atrocities We're d!sueTsed the majority
of A1ahis troops Goui,i desert \ laTge
forcr III BedGu!ns IT kafT el DWar be-
longing IL the irite or Gulada and s.
SaIeh.k. and l5.00n belonging 10 The
tribe Of Taboran Abou Sultan, remaining
:ai,h.ni to Arab Paa,.a, I'll are prepared
to iay Gosa th-lr 1cs.s when ihe British
advance.
LoSDoN, Aug. 2a.-Gen. Wolseley teie-
graphs irmn ksssass.n LEX Major
General Graham commanding this post
g:;s attacked yesterday evening by about
twelve guns sna eight ls'til.cnx. oar
meI 5cha.od extremely vel, aud inf c.
ed severe loss upon the sIeny. At tirs.
Heu. Graham had bat :i'e glrs ana two
and . hall i,stIalions and small Getaeh
ste;.t II cavalry and mounted infantry.
HclnareiufurcvC byaGnJhe! bst'aEOnhe IL
rac...d tie oaeny il front, whilst Russell
CHARGED lhem lii the flank, saoreirg a
considerable ndail,r- The c&valFy were
wcjl handled 10y M@i0s Grnerai Drury
Lave and General Graham. fEr'r dis
position wa9 al tas, i should haye ben.
His operations were CARRIED Cat ~iia sae
ca,.i.,-ss iar which ia hss al.says bceI
luuvm. .irabi was "n the i.sli during
tie action. Oar c.Ja!rv charged by
moonlight, bUt were unaile 60 Sec.ITa the
rebel guns, ;.hicA ,ha -nYuy withdrew
during .he ris'.:. They l-;'- l-~e"sF, I'll
shai. au,,aanl'.on Or Kidd are Sds-
re,,n Malor Shaws, SIX Elariries, ana! rn.
infantry Lieutenant. NouGi d-onc
Msjor, ;so Captains, tan L'rat,nan's
aud =, moB.
ALFAANBKIA, Aus. % Among The
.:rsarters from Ar,hi pa=ha l. majority
5rlongisg ~ lis staff lie states the part
af Arabi Pasia's army a. kalr ei D%ar
ccmurlsfs 1860 men IL Mex. lines, ali
freshly come fr-m Caro-, and the third
ar;iilery very strong. cannot say 1t is
IN account # his information, but un-
d-rs-anl III, proposed a"Trment in The
direction If M-k- has hean postponed
Several # Gnr officers are suffering from
,,ysentcrv and sur sTroaC. Ii IS rvIdent
Arab, ,,eans 60 mike 4 stand u. kair ei
Dwar S. III event cf defeat he could make