The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15


: frequently eonsults, explain that Ara
Pssna Insofar SIS he disebeyed the Ca
3 iph, is q rebel. and NAV be uncerimon
ously treated as sueh. III. insofar as |
has been the defender III dohammeda
country against the aggressive designs I
Christians be has merely fulfilled the dr
ties OF good Mussulman. and const
quently the Csliph cannot make commo
cause with England. The Sultan ma
punish Arsoi Pasha il some act of rebe
ion Is Croved against him, but he mus
not ASSOCIATE hlmssif with those who Wis
10 crush Arab Pasha rs the defender Q
Islam a correspondent says this vii
greatly influence Turkish military action
Alexandria, l3.-Church services wer
held on Sunday afternoon in the city
Tie enemy's main defsnses appear fn
,shed. Is ia rumored that Arab Pashl
Is sendirR laborers away to avoid tn.
necessity Of feeding them.
The Duke of Connaught has applied {,
have toe marines briga6ed with guards
This - regarded as q compliment by tn,
former.
News Is just received of q skirmish tc
the westward of Alexandria, beyond
Mek's forts. The sailors and marine,
drove 8 number Of Arabs back with tre
ire ola smsll fed piece. No loss on the
English side.
Foreigners have begun to grumble and
have formed q so-cslled vigilance com.
mittse to watch European interests. This
movement will be q source of consider
able trouble to Sir Garnet WooIsely I'M
less 1rmly deSlt with.
After the guard had been inspected
Gen. Adsge formed the officers into a
circle and pointed cut the duties and
hsrdships OF campaigning. BE reminded
them that they must be prepared to meet
an enemy OF great strength, courageous,
determined and we'll armed. He can
toned them against being too sanguine
and over-son6dent, and to guard s9ninst
surprises.
Arab Psshs's truce on Aboukir ridge
has been drawn in.
Il is reported that q party from the
gunboat Condor went ashore on Sunday
and destroyed the stores of gun cotton,
ETC., beyond Meks forts, belonging to
the enemy. The skirmish beyond Msks
reported 10 previous dispatch occurred
on this occasion. Several of the enemy
we're killed.
Lord Charles Beresford, with q patrol
party, near Fort Meks, had narrow es-
cape from being cut by Bedoulns.
The sailors on shore were sent e their
ships on Sunday. The irooc.Ad train il
put out OF commission.
The COldstreRm Guards landed this
morning and marched to Kamleh, where
the while brigade Of foot guards is now
encsmped, under the command of the
Duke of Connsught.
General Allison having written the
of the German gunbo
Haolcht, that security can now Do guar
anteed in Alexandri4, the Germ IN sail
ors guarding tAe German hospital we're
Withdrawn yesterday. This removes the
4st foreign landing party.
New York, l3.-rhe HeTQJd'S Alex- |
andria correspondent bad the following
interview with the Khediye, to-day, IN |
the palace Of Ras Fl TIN:
Correspondent is it true that Arab !
Jfers terms OF surrender?
khedlve--Ho Arab sent ma q mes.
sage that Il was impossible to recognize
me as Khedive. while the English troops
were 10 Egypt. and that il would be bet |
-er that all Egypt should be in ashes than |
10 the hAnds. OF the English. Arab for |
gets that bad Egg ptian troops obeyed nv
orders not to sbandon the forts, and to
emaIn 10 Alexandria, this would have
been unnecessary.
Comprehensive mission has De- |
Lesseps TO Arab?
KnediYe-I Was cot consulted on the |
natter. Arab has gwen q safe conduct |
o DeEesseps 10 meet him LO-night at /
DamsuhOur.
hC0rresp0ndeDt - Have Osman Ksfki
lnd the Circassisn officers who have lust
arrived from Stamboul broaght your
zig hness any special message from the
sultan?
KhediVe-NO l shall Immediately
Orcn body guards, with these Oircassians
s officers, and thas form the nucleus of |
new Egyptian army.
The Khedive spoke most warmly OF
he loyalty shown him by General Stone
nd praised the energy Of Consular
gent Long.
Your correspondent had the following
Interview with Reouft Psshs, who ar
iyed here yesterday from Cairo and
rom Arabi's camp. He was formerly /
governor of Suezdsn:
Correspondent When did you see
ArHbi?
ReOuf-On Thursday, at Kofr FL
)War.
OorrespOndent-Did be chow any sign
+ the white feather2
ReOuf-NO; he will fight till the last.
The whole nation backs him, he told
ne, l have the moral support OF France
nd Ital y, the friendly advice Of De Les
cps aud the Italian consul, and l have
fIends In Barron De Ring and members
4 The Siamboul conference. I will fight
III the English or my count.ymen are
ated.
AleXsntria, 14.-FirOs of considerable
o4gnitude are visible to-day in the rear
( the enemy's position at Kingosman.
The steamer Holland with the house
old cavalry and the trOcpshIp Orinntes
nth the Cameron HighIaRders and q
attaliOn Of the berkshire regiment
ave arrived.
Tendon, 15.--FiVe complete railway
rzins, consisting OF twelve carriages
acn, are purchased for use in Egypt.
The army Of occupation In Egypt will
q reinforced by the third division of the
rat army corps. A number ofregiments
re ordered In readiness for active service
he troopshlD Aslabar at Portsmouth
under orders 70 take this week about
900 additional officers and men to
.rengtnen the regiments already 10
egypt while further attachments of
rtlilery embark at Woolwieh.
London, 24--Itis stated that half tho
lsrines now stationed in Ireland will
roceed to Egypt as soon as possible.
Phlladelphia, 13.-The Land Lesgue
Phlladelphia, this evening, decided
nas II would not advance the cause Of