The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-09
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Mdita, THE Spanish slOop OF
war SarnadO has arrived here ON
the Way 10 Alexandra admiral
seymour dos not intend Ia sur
render the Egyptisn D. isone,s to
the khediVe. The g,Iuhoats No.
Suu Don nave arrived. Admiral
seymour has IA telegram from the
queen lnquiring about the cnn-
dillon of the wounded men. in Sat
urday'S engagement. '
Rome, o.-NewspaperS continu,.
TO display very hostile onininn
against England. They declar. tha
reconnaissance on Saturday was 70
ally a heavy deftat for the British
though disguised by an Official dis
patcn.
Berlin. s. 1t is believed the CON
ference will be adjourned If the mil
ltary operations in Egypt assume a
more SrrlUHS character and will as
Sem0le to discuss the Egypiian
question af' er the campaign.
Lond1r, S-rhe TelpgTGDh'S cor
respondent DIT Alexandra, referriny
to the attack upon the enemys out
posts near Ramleh, last night. SAYS
the enemy had erected earth aorks
opposite our lines. fronting hb,u-
klr, not far from The sea, and was
also trying tO work around our ex-
IRENE left. throwing up works.
these works were sheltered by the
Superb, hot Temeraire. as preyi-
ously reported, aud by our guns in
the Ramleh position; out they were
ineftectual, as far as | can learn.
Alexandria. g p m.-rhe guns of
the lrOnclad TemeraIre are lying Oh
poslte RAmleh, and cover the
ground between he British lines
and the OutpoSts Of the enemy. The
Temeraire has just begun firing in
consequence of the outpOsts making
a forward movement. After a few
shots from the remeraire the
enemy abandoned their position
Two Of those wound "a on Saturday
died to-day.
The enemy is intrenching at Said.
ridge, where his principal resistance
was made on saturday, and behind
VIII ch numerous tents prove rein
torcHInentS have advanced To the
ridge from Ktr Ell Dwar.
The Khedive will. tomorrow.
issue a proclamation declaring
Arab PaSha aud his followers rebels
and accusing Arab Pasha of tine
massacre and pillage on the nth of
June, and being the cause of the de-
structlOn of Alexandria, and the
maSSacres at TantOh and Beaher.
lie is said Arab Pasha has $4,000
men three miles from Ismaila, from
which place the governor and his
wife lave fled to Port Said. and
gone on board Ii. NJ. ). Penelope.
ConstantlnOple, She official
dispatch from Che rebel government
claims that Saturdays engagement
was an Egyptian victory, and says
fhe English were pursued until
nightfall.
De LessepS has sent telegram
here declaring the whole of Egypt
has embraced the cause of the ma
tional party and that the English
will find everywhere determined
and intelligent defense to check
their enterprise, if possible. The
departure of DerYisch Pasha and
Sewer Pasha for Egypt is postponed.
London, SIN the Commons, the
under foreign secretary said that no
engagement with other powers for
the regulation Of the political condi-
ton OF Egypt and the SueZ Canal
after the restoration of order had
been discussed or proposed. Chill
derS. war secretary, stated that the
correspondent of the Telegraph, who
sent from Egypt the exaggerated
statement IN regard to the outpost
affair on Saturday last, would not
be allowed to accompany the army.
Gladstone stated that arrangements
were made to prevent telegraphing
information TO Arab PaSha from
England.
Port Said, S.-Fr0m arrangements
CAPTAIN Foot, of the Rubu, has
made, it is expected will shortly re-
suit in a supply Of fresh water to
SueZ. He has cleaned the reservoir |
and calked the dock. When filed !
the reservoir will contain enough
water to last for several months.
COnstantinople, 8.-Two Turkish |
transports, and 5000 men arrived at |
Sedu Bay, where they will remain. |
The Porte he's a telegram from
Cairo stating that English have oc-
cupied Ismalia, and if they advance
into the country Rachid Husnia
Pasha is instructed to resist them.
We are astOnished to see England
act in way calculated to endanger
the Suez Canal, for the injury of
which, if any be done, Egyptians
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