Daily Republican., 1882-07-26
WAR WITH THE ARABS.
BARBARITY OF THE ARAB HOE.
DKS-ARAB PABHA SLOW IN
MAKING AN ATTACK.

LONDON, July 25.-The correspondent
Of Reuters Telegram Company a
Alexandria says: The Monitenr Egyp
tian has reappeared here with tn,
heading:-"The official journal of the
Government of the Khedive." IT con
tains procla nation Diminishing Arab
Pasha from the ministry.
The inspector Of Cadastre at Tantah
speaking of the massacres there says
-"I saw women carrying, tied tC
bludgeons, dismem bered arms and legs
of massacred Europeans. The soldiers
and the rabble fought for loot. A
Bedouin Sheikh, with twenty Bedouins
saved the Jewish quarter and took
them to his village. Another sheikh
saved myself and party. The mol
from Alexandria murdered three EN-.
ployes Of the Cadastre and their fami.
lies, and burned their bodies with Pc
troleum."
The mob killed twelve Greeks. They
tied the viscerA of one of the victims
to the tail Of dog and covered him
with petroleum which was set on fire
amidst cries Of joy from the women
and children. The mob was repulsed
eight times. Finally two Shiekhs arri-
ed and dispersed it.
The Khedive has dispatched q
vessel to Port Said to bring Cherif
PaSha here.
A despatch from Alexandria says:
can Italian refugee says he saw 80
European bodies lying In the streets of
TaDrah, and that intestines were be.
ing flung at windows and about the
streets. A Greeks throat was hacked
with a penknife, and two English wo-
men jumped from windows and were
killed in order to escape the massacre.
Arab Pasha put on train to carry
away the Christian survivors, and
about 100 persons boarded 1t. No sooner
were they seated than determined at
tempt was made to murder them, and
it was only frustrated by friendly
native causing the train to start"
A dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company, dated Alexandria, 10
a. M, says: The military authorities
are of the opinion that Arab Pasha
will not attack the British. He is,
however, strengthening his position
hourly. AT daybreak this morning
his men, many of them without uni
form and driven like slaves, were seen
working on the intreuchment@
The British experience great diff
GUILTY in moving guns without which IL
iS impossible to assume the offensive to
Ramleh. Directly sufficient number
of heavy guns are placed in position
an attempt will be made to dislodge
Arab PaSha without exposing the
troops. Gunners and guns from the
feet are going to the 'front.'
ALEXANDRIA, July 25.-7.4 p. m.-
The Khedive has appointed Omar
Lufti, formerly Governor Of Alexan.
dria, Minister of War and Marine. The
Ministry are preparing another procla-
nation ordering the people not to obey
Arab Pasha. An employe Of the Pal
ace has gone to Kafr El Dwar with the
decree dismissing Arab from the Min
istry.
An officer who has deserted from
Arab reports that the rebels under the
protection of flag Of truce are push
ing forward the construction Of FORTH.
cations two miles from Aboukir. He
also states that formidableprepa ations
are being made around Rosetta.
LONDON, July pa despatch to the
Times from Glasgow states that the
Government has chartered Of the
Cunard Steamship Company upwards
Of 10000 tons of shipping. The whole
force Of the Cunard Company's estab.
lishment is employed in order to have
the ships ready for sea at the earliest
possible moment.
The Daily Telegraph in its second
edition says the authorities of the Daira
report that they have sufficient funds
to pay the next coupon.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 25.-The in |
spired journal El Jawaib states that the |
Porte still hopes to settle the Egyptian |
question without using force.
LONDON, July 25.-The Exchange
Company has received the
despatch:
ALExANDRIA, July 25, 6 p. m.-The
British troop ship Malabar and men-of- |
war Orion and Cygnet have left here
for Port Said. Advices from that place
report that the Governor of Ismailia |
has fed to Arab Pacha's lines. The
British in front of Ramleh are being |
with two Dine FOUNDER guns
aud two Gatling guns. Arab Pacha
has gone to Cairo.
LONDON, July 25-In the House of
Commons this afternoon debate was
on the motion for vote Of
credit for the for3e for Egypt.
Sir Charles Dixie, under Foreign |
Secretary, said The Khedive had the
support of the most respectable part Of
the native population. The Govern.
ment desired after relieving the people
If Arab Pasha's tyranny to leave
hem 10 manage their own affairs. The
highest military authorities thought
hat three months vote which was the
lime the sum now asked for was ex-
oected to last would be sufficient.