Daily globe., 1882-09-19
ASIA And EUROPE.
INTERESTING NOTES ON THE Pro
GRESS OF EVENTS.
Nhe Egyptians at Damietta Still Defying
the British-RumOr that the Sultan has
Been Encouraging .Arabi-Rebe1 Troops
Surrendering in Large NumbeIy-The
Austrian Bomb Fiend s-General News,

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 18.-One of the par
ticipants in the June massacre was hanged
to-day. 1t is reported that gunboats and
troops have been ordered to operate
against Abdallah Pasha, who is still hold
lag Damietta The train service on the
railroad between Cairo and Alexandria has
been resumed. All stations will be occu-
pied by the English.
The British have occupied Tantah.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 18.-One of the
Egyptian officers, who surrendered, ex-
plains that Arabi left his best soldiers at
Kafr-el-Dwar because he thought the move
on lsmallia was ruse and the real attack
of the British would be on Kafr-el-Dwar.
1t is known the sultan has quite recently
been in communication with Arab Pasha
through Damietta, and there can be no
doubt the resistance of the commander of
that place originates from Stamboul.
PoRT SAID, Sept. 1S.-The commander
of Damietta also holds forts Dibha and
Ghemileh. The governor of Port Said
sent an Arab to the rebel commander Fri
day, but the messenger has not returned.
CAIRO, Sept. 18.-The italian naval lieu
tenant, Paolucci, placed under arrest by
Gen. Wood, states that he joined Arabi in
moment of folly, but has been in the
hospital all the time since entering Arabi's
service.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 18.-Ibraham Tewfik
Pasha reports that Arab Pasha was in the
habit of parading natives through the
streets with torn and bloody clothing and
firing the mob and exciting the people
with the cry .'see how the English treat
u.s. The khedive intends ON his return to
Cairo to celebrate the restoration of order
by series of fetes.
ZAGAzna, Sept. 18.-The khedive sent a
dispatch commanding all respect to be
paid the British troops who come as friends
and urging all persons to return to their
usual callings.
CAIRO, Sept. 18.-Gen. Wellesley and
Admiral Seymour are concerting plan
for simultaneously attacking Dameitta by
land and sea.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 18.-The regiment
which left Aboukir last night, to join Alb
dallah Pasha at Damietta, was Arab
Pasha's own, and numbered 500 men,
While at Kafr-elDwar, Arab Pasha and his
wife lived with his father, mother, sisters
and brothers, Arab ate and drank only
what they prepared, as he believed the
English had spies in his camp who wished
to poison him.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 18.-The garrison of
AboGkir, ordered to- proceed to Kafr-el-
Dwar to surrender marched out last even
ing Vhe entire regiment with arms moved
off eastward to join Abdallah Pasha at
Damistta- The remainder of the first de-
| tachment, about 159, reached Kafr-el-
Dwar ab this morning. Many others had
escaped ON the way carrying of
| two or three rifles apiece. The
rest of the garrison, Numbering five or six
| thousand, arrived as Kafr-el-Dwar al
noon. They were dsarmed, the men
dismissed to their homes and the officers
detained. Reports of the pillaging OF
Mansourah arose from mob smashing
the windows of the loyal inhabitants who
had Illuminated upon receiving news'of the
victory at. Tel ell Kebir.-