The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-17
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
EGYPT.
Additional Details OF the
SuFFender.

L d. ~
Pasha'c late under. minister of War,
| to Kafr Ell Dwar to arrange for
the surrender of that place.
! News OF the capture of Arab
was received by the Arabs here
with what was apparently the Wild
EST enthusiasm. Mahmoud Barondi
and buchanan Sami who com
manded the battalion which took
the leading part in the burning of
Alexandria, were recalled from
SalihiZer by their friends and fed to
| Upper Egypt. Ali Fehmy and
Rlshed Pasha were not cap
tured at Tel Ell Keber. but
it is believed they have since
been arrested at Cairo.
The enemy'S troops from Nehalet
Aboukir and Kafr FL Dwarf will
parade at the front here. Those
from Nehalet on Sunday,When they
will surrender their arms and be
stripped of their military dress and
disbanded in presence of all the
troops of General Wood. In many
instances the wounded Arabs fired
on the English after they had passed
them. Lord st. Vincent cut down
a native standard bearer and CAP
tured his colorS. There were lamen-
table casualties onlthe,enemy's side,
old men and children were killed
and this was unavoidable, owing
to the fact that Egg 2tians kept up
a struggling fire from their mud
holes. This brought the English
fire upon non-combatants. Without
our siege train the position of Arab
Pashaa at Kafr FL DWar was I'M
aSsailable. Canned provisions for
10000 men for a month were cap
tured at Tel Ell Keber. The Khedive
did rot receive Boutros Bey and
other delegates from Cairo, as
they were merely bearers of
a letter from Arab Pasha
Offering submission and were not
accompanied by nOtables as ex-
pected. After the arrival Of the
Khedive at Cairo q regularly cOnsti-
tuted court will be established for
the public trial Of rebel chiefs, who
will be allowed 10 engage counsel.
The British moved forward at !
this afternoon to disaTm 1900 men
at Kafr ElDWaT, YherefrOm q train
has Just started with officers to sur
render TO General 4Yolseley. Cen
eral Wood has issued orders DrO-
hibiting any correspondent going
forward.
Engineers have just returned, and
report Kafr FL Dwar abandoned.
They saw many skeletons there,
The rebels are supposed TO have
gone to Aboukir forts. Twelve
thousand prisoners have already
marched back to Ismailia.
| It is believed that Malet, British
consul general has telegraphed to
General Welseley the names OF
seven persons ansWeTable for the
rebellion, and whose arrests are de-
sirable.
Ismailia, 15.-Egyptian officers
were brought in this morning.
Tel FL Keber. 15.-Egyptian doc
tors state that when Arab PaSha
was making off by railway to Zaga-
zig he was fred On by one Of his
own officers. Another prisoner re-
ports that Arab was wounded, but
THIS IS QOQOCICI.
London, 15.-An Alexandria dis
patch says Arab Pasha surrendered
to General Macherson, 81 avn Arab
Pasha. This is Toulba Pasha."
Notwithstanding the collapse of
the Egyptian rebellion, the psepara-
tons in English arsenals up to last
night were unrelaXed. Fresh
orders were given yesterday for
additional supplies tor Egypt.
London, 10. = Correspondents in
Egypt telegraph that all military
posts in Cairo are occupied by Brit
ish troops. The city is perfectly
safe. ROubi' PaSha says Arab
Pasha was in bed when the attack
on Tel Ell Kebir began, and was
panic stricken at its SuddenneSS.
Abeyd Pasha was killed in the bat
tie. Gen. Wood, with the Ramleh
troops, will proceed to Kafr FL
DWar. on Sunday, to take possession
of the camp Of rebels there, and re-
ceiYe the arms. The Italian naval
lieutenant, who it is supposed
had Joined Arab Pasha, has been
discovered in the hospital at
Kafr FL Dwar suffering from the
effects of Ill usage. The Egyptian
gunners have q clean, well fed look.
The perfect order in camp was
most striking. The arms were well
kept. The rebel troops seemed de-
pressed at tO-day's news. Arabs
officers declared our artillery caused
them little or no loss. Between
Ismailia and Zagazig the maize
cotton crops are in a splendid con-
dition. FelIahs have been working
quietly and their occupation was
well timed. The cotton harvest
begins to-day. kilograms from the
governor of Benha-El-Assal to the
governor Of ZagaZig, ordering him
to cut the canal and food the
country has been intercepted by the
British.
Dublin, ia general movement
is afoOt to present. Gen. WolSeley
with sword Of honor on his return
from Egypt.
Alexandria. 16.-AfterJ the en-
saoement of Tek-El-Kebir Arab