Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-26
ARABS POSITION.
He viii Not Attack the British. but is
Dev0ting Himself to Strength
eniBg His Works.
Horrible Scenes During the Tantah Mas
saeres-No Material Change in
the General Situation.

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re Aoi i"io Scenes DuIins inc iantah MI
re. saeres-No Material Change in
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e. Inc Ueherai Sitaatioh'
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miss;na Arah; P.sha trone IL ,s;,,;..r,- "a
!, ihE nAseAchEs Az TAHlAH.
The inspector OF Cadistro, at Tantal
= speaking OF the massacres, says: II ga
. women carrying, tied to bludgeons, the dii
/. E A mn anu legs Oh massacre
4 for Ioot Rsdon;n sb.;L LII tU Us
}. Redon;ns asveJ Inc inha h;,.nt" - ,he IL.
2 la ou.r,er and toot ,he,, to II. v;tis =.
= Inoshsr sbs;r s.rsJ n,xsa,f and IN s,iAst
r,oh g., Al.~a.S; y-J.J
, nlovers AZ Cad;stro and tbsir famiI;ss or,
burned their bodies with petroleum. Tn,
mob killed twelve Greeks They tied tn
viscera of one of the victims to the tail of
dog and covered him with petroleum, which
was set on FIRE amid cries of joy from tn,
women and children. The mob was repulsec
eight times. Finally two sheiks arrived anC
dispersed it.
| WILL NOT ATTACK BRITISH.
The military an,bor;tis. are of the on;n;or
that Arab Pasha will not attack the British
He ia, however, strengthening his position
hourly. At daybreak this morning his men
| many of them without uniform and driven
like slaves, were seen working on the in
trenchments.
GREAT DIFFICULTY IN MOVING GUNS.
The British experience great difficulty in
moving guns, without which it is impossible
to assume the offensive at Ramleh. Directly
sumcient number OF heavy guns are placed
iodpa auah; passa .;, III 70 naoe " LIS .Le
troons Gnnnars and onns IRON, ,Pe aast sre
| GOING IN the front
s0s ~
m az
abont loo rsr5s and III. Rr;,;sh 80 a
u.~aJ -. Zoo M
he 800 d;s,n,h ~ ;no;i. an.h;, ppsas "
n,.nss -'''-'e
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van
forr,s,Ir -,o-arrrsf ttIpoarJ.;. '--;-.;.,1a -
war and marine. The ministry are prepar.
ing another proclamation ordering the peo
pie not TO obev Arabi Pa,ba. An empIove
Of The n.Iace has conc 70 R,fr ri 6usr
with the decree dismissinp Arab from The
ministry.
pFsERrER,s STORY.
A. 49, u I. aL;
portsthat The rebels under protection of a flag
of truce are pushing forward the construction
of Notifications two miIes from Ahonkir
He also stateatbat form;d abla Unconventional
are being made around Rosetta.
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O.;ar - Sra, h.r 1t. - g.. D.,
Said AWE from ~, nis n rsnor, that
ths govsrnor 81 Isn,.;l;a bes aed 'po
u A''-' - 90 iA''
ARAB GONE TO CAIRO.
Arab Pasha's lines IN front of Remleh are
being reinforced with two nine FOUNDER guns
and two Calling guns. Arab Pasha has
gone to Cairo.
FIGHTING FOR THEIR 11vrs
nIee enPioyels at Isais'ao. VIC, WIZ Il
f.sd.d ,ha.s,,,',e. laeTH ca :. A.se., w
ieH .n 'neuseSes praVey agains, .se.r e,
.i IShy VI snom ihey xaaeo' untli
.ne nnoo uioAs ~ a. the pacA oi inc House
anu 1ee .eN 'nen'
ARABrs CAVALRY wELL-ARMED.
Trustworthy accounts state that Arab
Pasha's cavalry are we'll armed. The mill
IaIy "otkshops az oalIo are luiiy emPloyeai
P.Sor,;,,. e. nls,s;,s - 90, 800.
PeIo.,;. ~. L;IIa SsJ
49, III ~ " 0''i's At
.pIpesuor
order of the native tribnnaj ons for sboof,
inc an English marina and The other Tor
arson.
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rHE RFRrIs
AL nouoarak = Asna auylses the k1eolVe
70 oHer Terms 10 .ne Isoeis In oroer 10 detacn
them from Arab fasna. he suggests That
the khedlVe issue proclamation promising
iuii pardon, win the retention Oh Their rank
ana privileges, 10 all omcers, military and
civil, and Egyptians generally, who, within
a given time, tender their allegiance to the
khedive, and warning them that II they
do not submit before the expiration oil
1T; P..ha - - -.h %
he rebel povernment will he ercantsd
rom amnesty. together with all persons con-
victed of having taken part in any massacre
Or act OF plumber or Incendiary. The adj
Vice OF All Moubsrak Fasha Is supported by
ms]oriy OF Egyptisn encourage oil the khe-
i've, whose cniel anxiety Is 10 save tneir
anu iamlles.
IN TEE BRITISH COMMONS.
IoNnoN July 25.-Iu The Houss of Com
mons this afternoon, the speaker read
message from the queen, announcing the
alllng oat OF the reserves In consequence OF :
ne troubles In Egypt.
TTALY's POSITION
The Daily Tsleoroph saws: aRelative To the {
nvii alton Of Italy to cooperate in the pro-
ection of the Suez canal, it is significant
hat the Diritto of Rome, which, though re-
emily disavowed by the government, repre-
ems Inc ZONE OF Inc %noie uanan press,
ontaihs an a.ucis aeGiaIlpe IL is matter
or coagratula.,ou ma i.ay n .Hs not aiioMeu
s S'. " oS uasseu ~ Lis us ;9f III =
iN1n' 1Ias $500 an E VIZ, ~ .
ao" Us Au : ~ |
s ~. .ue P.an, ~ 0o' r. ~ WI E
ile "a m Aiise, aIu E tn' q. sne p.oPei M
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TIE fohrH WILL SEM a
special from Constantinopie states the u
orte has decided to SEND troops TO Egypt. c
ALLY TO BE INVITED TO COOPERATE WITH b
ENGLAND. a
The Daily Necs says it is understood that q
nglaud and France, on Monday, jointly in b
y Snsz C 81 and Il is nrobabIs that n
thin the next twenty four hours Italy will p
, invited to Cooperate with Great Britain II
restoring order in Egypt.
.xorrpAar nv RRrr1su sorprERs.
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