The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
REPRINTED FROM YEsTre0..
A REIGN OF TERRop


re-. Else"' and BedOuins Fir.
60. -urder Stalking Through no T, me
stroet-Mnny thousand Euronas Every
"ero"--A hoFrid Recital Of BIo"a., s'ur-
Associated Press dispatch 10 tho e.
~, OFf ALEXANDRIA, July IA os's'f'I Or
lhe entire garrison withdrew md .o a. m
OF Truce, leaving the Bedouins IN en ,le nag
piilage the town. The EOvn,,sn nIe and
greatly demoralized and is in fn,l army is
toward the interior. The Euronean ,it reIreat
Oh the town including the exchanaa a'ion portion
egraph Office is utterly DESTROYED 'ru TEL
Inc city was set on fire by rcleas.,
xlcls, VINO committed horrible 49, IN eoa-
Ihe telegraph ship Chiltern is crowdo1 doIclIies.
survivors who fought their way 10 nv tSoI with
whence the boats Of the fleet remo,'', utach,
Ihey report having passed ,H J.tt .lrln
night, defending themselves d.smalal ua,lal
against the mob. desperately
Az the Ottoman Bank and adoiniro ,,,n,
ings, one hundred Europcons "E am ould-
Christians were massacred. Th;s ~ ollrr
fully one half the town is burning "al"ng ana
bedouins are plundcring thr nla"a I"u tIe
thousands. P'ace by
There is no likelihood Of a renewal r :,
bombardment to-day, as the wealth. T., W. the
rough and any further action ,n very
ashore. There will he landing in "ust r' De
investigate the condition Of affair. '".s ,3 70
possible render aid. In conseouenoo aui os !, II
| Chiltern's change Of position tbero /" .he
| probably be three or -four hours, .ns,,o. VIII
of telegraphing. ""''oa
| The Europeans who fought tbo,,
down to the beach number 100 Tbon % way
that all the other Europeans and C1yy.,pH ,gpoH
numbering some hundreds, were mossse. s.al
The whereabouts Of the KleiIvs KliIa'is','u' i ns
known. uh-
THE EGYPTIAN ARMY TO DE DIsR,vnvD
| LONDON, July l3-12.3O u. m-mo
serve squadron arrived at Portland a.
o'clock this morning.
The Daily Ne'cs says It is understood "a.
the Conference has decided that thp Psra
tian army shall be disbanded and ranisot
by General dc Amcric.
CONDITION or ALEXANDRA.
LONDON, July 13.-l23Oam A m-Tho a.,
respondent of the Standard. ON hoarl n
lnvineible, telegraphing at s O'Clock M
morning, says The whole civil populatql
nnd the troops have withdrawn. The wh0l
of the grand square is burned.
hit " ehS hVNt uIe luM ltaNng lOr P0f
Said. The whereabouts Of the Khedhe
unknown.
The correspondent accompanied an oFep
to the shore on a steam pinnace. All VA
perfectly silent except the roar Of d
flames.
II Is believed that Arab Pacha ha, corl
centrated his forces beyond the ety
oppose the British advance.
The work Of the ships is now over an
further action must be ashore. Fuly h,
the town is burning. There will be lan
ing in force to investigate the condition
things and, II possible, to tender aid.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 12-Mlnigh.
The council Of ministers rose at sunset aAd
sistlng nearly p hours. No decision VI
arrived at. The council will meet again
morrow.
LONDON, July l3.-Thc Times this mon
ing says It is understood that in the event
hOstiliiies in Egypt the Duke of Connaug
will volunteer his service. 1t Is protal
that Il force Is sent out he will be gri
the command of one of the four infant
brigades.
The Neirs says "Thc proposal ih
Turkey be invited By the Powers to reeIa
lish the Khedive's authority Is practical
agreed upon and note 10 that effect will
sent TO the Porte IN the course Ofthe Wa
1t is regarded AS probable that Twke
while not positively declining the call
Europe, will try TO gain time by reoPen
negotiations. In such case England v
write the conference to regard this proed
ure as equivalent to refusal and will
its approval OF some other couFe