Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-14

riously. More than onc-tl,ird of the city
appears to be on fire, there being at least
two miles Of houses burning.
Seymour Resumes the Fire.
The fro is still spreading and men are
seen running about with torches CON-
pletiDg the work of devastation. The
Arabs are still looting the town, although
sailors have killed many of them. Ad.
miral Seymour had determined to land a
force. but refugees inform him that nine
thousand Egyptians occupy a position
outside the city awaiting ATTACK. and %
the admiral can only land three hundred
men he has given up the idea and will
commence to fire cannon shots over the
city to frighten the rioters. The Monarch
opened fire again this morning and de-
stroyed another battery.
Tho Household Cavalry.
LONDON. July 14.-Fo1r hundred and
fifty of the Household cavalry will leave
England tomorrow week. Their destina-
tion is unknown.
Views of the British Press.
The Times this morning says: ''By this
last outrage Arab Pasha has put himself
outside the pale of humanity. He must
be followed and his army dispersed. 1t 10
satisfactory to know that the British prepa-
rations are, complete, and that we are viii.
ling to carry ous the will of Europe if no
other patton be found to do the work.
Should the Porte still hold back Lord Duff
ferin will state in the conference that Eng
land is prepared to undertake the task, but
will welcome the co. operation of any other
government"
Tho Standard says the admiralty pro-
poses to request Admiral Seymour to fur
nish full report of the performance of
each iron clad with details Of the working
of the armament.
A dispatch to the Ne,cs from Marseilles
states that despite the fact that it is the
national fete day, work will be carried on
at the Toulon arsenal on Friday.
The correspondent of the Times at Ber-
lin says it is reported that the German cor
vette Nympse has been ordered to Egypt.
Greece Ready to Intervene.
ATHENS, July 14.-The Messoger
d. Athens confirms the report that the gov
ernment has expressed it's readiness to
join with a coIps of I, 900 men in interven-
tiou in Egypt.
No lnfringmentO of the Sultans Klghts.
LONDON. July 14.-A dispatch to Reu-
tors telegram company fromC mCoustantinople
says Musuras Pasha, the Turkish amb,bsa-
dor, at London, has telegraphcd to tho
Porte that Earl Granville has informed
him that England is compelled to proceed
vigorously against the Egyptian rebels,
but that the sovereign rights of the sultan
will be in no way predjudiced thereby.
French Ladies Among tho Refugees.
ALEXANDRIA, July 14.-WhiIe the sail
ors were ashore, no water could be Oh
tained, owing to the stoppage Of the
works.
There are some French ladies' among
the fugitives rescued yesterday also the
Egyptian project Of police who succeeded
the instigator of the massacre in Alexan-
dria on the eleventh of June.
Tho Kheaive's Palace Looted.
LONDON, July 14.-A dispatch to Reu-
ter's telegram company from Alexandria
says "Some field pieces were landed
with the marines at Ras-el-Tin fort. The
khedivo's Ras-el-Tin palace was looted
shortly before the marines arrived.''
Woiseley to the Rescue.
LONDON, July IA, p. m.-Au Alexan-
dria dispatch to the daily News, dated at
10 a. M, says that Gen. Sir Garnet Wolse-
ley is expected at Portside on Sunday. If
Arab Pacha makes stand at Rosetta on
Damanhawer, Sir Garnet will have to pro-
proceed to Alexandria.
The marines who spiked the guns found
fifteen Armstrong guns Of the newest
patterns, some Of them disabled be-
meath one were seven dead bodies.
A body of $50 marines hold the arsenal
gate. At the custom house gate there are
100 marines with gattling gun who will
remain all night. The marines have killed
many looters.
A crowd with green flag passed down
the principal street in the Arab quarter
shouting.
The government tells the people not to
leave, but being panic-stricken, thoy pay
no heed to him. It is reported that six
persons were massacred at the French
consulate.
The Khedivo to Embark.
The khellive will embark from the Ras.
el-Tin palace on board Turkish ship.
Tho Egyptian Loss 600.
ALEXANDRIA, July 14.-Twenty armed
Europeans who escaped the general mas
sacre, were told by paoha whom they
met on their way through the town, that
the Egyptians killed numbered six hun.
dred. The English and French consulates
were burned to the ground.
A British Gunboat at Port said.
LONDON, July 14.-Tho gunboat Iris has
arrived at Port Said and lies with ON,
broad side bearing on the town, and tn
other upon an Egyptian corvette com
manded by one of Arab Pacha's officers
There are 428 British subjects, 500 Egyp
tian soldiers and 200 police at Port Said.
/ PORr SAID. July IA. 12:4O P. M.-Eu