The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

ArabTs supporters Submitting to the Eng
Hsh-Segotiafions for Surrender Progress
inE-Arabi Virtually Prisoner Mt Cairo.
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LoyDox. September IA dispatch 70
/ Reuters Telegram Company IRON Alexan-
/ dria saws that Arab racha's officer CON-
handing at Kafr-cI-Dwar has written to
( Chcrif Pacha offering 10 surrender.
4 correspondent Of The Exchange Tele-
graph Courlanv al Alexandria confirms the
statement that the rebels have offered 20
surrender. The British are preparing to
occupy their works.
\ later dispatch from the same CORE
spondeut saws that rebel officer ha= arrived
At Ramlch with a letter Offering 10 surren-
der the troops.
The enemy have opened the canal. and
water j. coming down rapidly. Orders
-hlve been issued that the dyke NJ Meks
into Lake Narcotis be closed. General
Wood ieiecraphs 10 the War Office from
Alexandria to-day q follows: " An officer
from 'kafr-el-Dwar has brought q letter
saying ali the military chiefs wish 10 sub
nil % the khedive. They have given or
ders 10 open the cana. dam and ask me 10
reopen The telegraph. They state that The
army haas stopped all h0srih-les.'
The Central Nelrs has the following:
" Alexandria. September I4.-ToulbG
Pacha ha~ sent q flag OF truce offering 10
surrender. General Wood has telcgraphcd
% General Wolseicy for instructions. 4
population from Cairo j. a. kaiT-ei-Dvar
waiting 10 come in.
The CORRESPONDENT q the Exchange
Telegraph Company sends the following
..dryrndriq. september 1.-The con-
ditions 81 the surrender are not VET known.
The genera. opinion hero j. that the native
will deliver up Arab pacha to ;he British.
Reuters correspondent lclrgrapls - for
lows:
" licrGnd-iQ. September 4.-Thc Bri-
tish troops have been ordered To- hold them
selves in readiness 20 take possession of
kafr-es-Dwar.
LONDON. September 14-Gcncral Wol.c-
.ev teiecraphs that about sixty gun, were
captured 10 Tei-cl-kehir. lie saws that
Arab las gone 10 Cairo. General " ol-,ic-
homes that the cavalry VIII occupy Bcibri-
TODAY. and tEai the lriautry will arrive
-ner, Tomorrow. lie exucct- 10 take lo--
session W Beuha io-d'v. and II all T. well o.
advance to Gaiouh, Il n0t % Cairo. with
the Guards.
The DqHy Taeq~oQt. ir f. second edi-
ton. has the following:
.. Ts.-,i- h-br. September 14.-Our loss
&, $50. including go killed. Eight officer
are amon- tie dead. Genera. Lowe .s ~
Belief, wi.1 cavalry and brigade of
W-handc-,. d. i, marching t0ward-
Zaruzie. and j. now In possession oi -nc
railway o. Cairo. 81 OF Arabs pap r
wer, seized here. Hundreds 90 1EG-
rive-. inrludin- Lary officers. are surr IL
ieriE-.'
N.-rt WRIT Ally q PHi-oN--.
/ LO,uox. September 1.-THE following
disrgteD has 1eeu received Us tie Si9u0-
q~i
Alexandria, september l4-j:2n !. n
Arab Ia"ha and Iouiha ia ia 'rr. 'o 3,
4, AFRO --s. ni-n-. lilo. az. DOH '.-.'''''.-
prisoners.
rHE rAv4LET ES E'rrz F3n CAIRO.
Iuvp0y. september I4.-Gcueri WoI>e-
F lov tcie-raph- -hat III cavalry vii. push on
to cairo To-day 10! loiceu Alu'"e- "''--
tAc desert route.
NEGOTIATING FOE srEEEND-E.
Arrx4vuUr4 Sort,mber lt -Ne-Otia-
fiou. for surrender ar. pro~ae3n- SAILS
ractor.lv. TIE British viii probably 0c-
cupy hAlr-ei-lwm tomorrow. II }, stated
tina, iho SURRENDER VIII '' ii,'h''' '''i''-'
DECLARING LDIMTy To TIN EnEnvL.
Iosuny. September IA dispatch o.
tho Renter, Telegraph Company from
trrvandr.a s.v. Butra- pacha has arrived
- Tgfr-al-pw..r ~. -oias 90 Alexandria a.
~ dric-atr az tine inhabitant, OF Cairo
.,,arred 30 declare their loyalty % the
= Fhedlyc.
TIL ENGLISH At CAIRO.
PORT SAID. september lt.-The English
,7,.nr. ergra bav, arrived n Cairo iy
-.r T,..,' ,,,re received enthusiastically.
81 ,.a-.o,'..,-.- oi l!uk who ar, concerned
in ti,- -..a,lion harp mad, submission.
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