Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

men the Tamer with ninety-one marines the
Salamis and the AgiDcourt have arrived
here. The marines will be landed at Gabari
and two regiments at R4mleh.
The English sailors fogged ten Arabs
guilty Of arson, rape and pillage. Five men
were promptly shot-four for murder and
one spy. Hundreds Of persons are house
less and starving.
The grain market has been re-opened for
the supply Of local consumption. Advices
from Cairo indicate that everything is quiet
there. A Colonel and Lieutenant, deser'-
ers from Arabi's army, have been arrested
here.
They say that Arabi's cavalry are making
acquisitions in the country for horses. The
officers say It is Arabi's intention to cut the
water canal which supplies the town. Arab
Pasha telegraphed yesterday to the Kht-
dive, offering 10 come in with his
army to subdue the fire caused by
the English guns. He said he had already
sent party to do this, but they had been
fired upon at the gates. Lord Chas. Beres-
ford has, IN consequence of the rumor as to
Arabps intention to cut the canal, given
orders for the filing OF all tanks and els
terms. The Khedive's Government having
lodged complaint that the Greek sailors
were committing outrages and shooting
people, these sailors will be sent back to
can party Of one hundred men
are again doing good work to-day. A proc
lamation declaring the city under martial
law will be Issued tonight under the au-
thority Of the Khedive. General Stone has
gisen Admiral Seymour the benefit Of his
knowledge of the country.
Ragheb Pasha, President of the Ministry,
to-day wrote letter to Admiral Seymour,
stating that the preparations which Arab
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KhedlVe and OF the government; that Arab
Pasha has been ordered to suspend them;
that the Khedive has decided to dismiss
him, but that the danger of q repetition at
Cairo and elsewhere OF the fatal disorders,
which occurred in Alexandra, have induced
the Khedive to temporarily defer the pub
lication OF his decision.
The international tribunal and post Office
have been reinstated. One hotel has been
reOpened. Provisions are arriving from the
country. The streets from the custom
house to the Grand square have been
cleared of the ruins and made passable
for carriages. Dangerous houses have
been demolished with dynamite. It is re-
ported that last night two British sentries
were shot by Arabs armed with Remington
rifles. During the reconnaissance Yesterday,
Arabi's troops were found to be entrench-
ing, but seemed to lack the proper imple-
ments.
ROME, July IA telegram from Cairo
says that seven hundred and fifty Euro
peans, mostly Italians, with the Italian
Consul and an escort of forty soldiers, left
on Saturday. The German residents and the
German Consul left on Friday. Both
parties arrived safely at Ismailia. The tele-
gram adds that anarchy prevails in the
provinces, and mentions report that eighty
Europeans had been massacred at Nantat.
The government has ordered the men-of-
war Barbaric, Collona and Rapido to hold
themselves in readiness to escort merchant
vessels through the SueZ canal.
SnfLA, INDIA, July 1.-THE immediate
equipment Of troops going to Egypt is Or
dered, and officers absent on furlOugh have
been ordered to reioin their commands.
CAIRO, July 1.-THE German Consul,
with three hundred Germans and Austrians,
proceeded safely on a special train, placed
at his disposal by the Egyptian authorities,
to Ismaila, whence the party went by the
SueZ canal to Port Said.