Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-15
Italians Trying &c Better Their Con.
difi0n.
OVER H WATER.

Cavalry Leaving Ensland-A Ger
snan Ordered t0 Egypt
One Hundred and SeVeniy.eigist
Persons Kiiie.; by IL Railroad Ac-
cldent Two Thousand Persons
Massacred by "a Mob-A Battalion
of Arabs Blown Up in a F0rt-The
Fire in Alexandria SIN Raging
Two Miles of Houses Burning
England Compelled TO Proceed
vigorously Against the Egyptian
Rebels Many LOOters Killed.
Rioters Ordered Shot.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
LONDON, July 14.-Four hundred and
fifty household cavalry leave England to-
morrow. Their destination is unknown.
MARsE1LLEs, July 14.-Despite the fact
that this is g national fete day, work is
being carried on at the Fulton Arsenal.
BERLIN, July 14.-It is reported that the
German corvette Nymph has been ordoled
to Egypt.
ATHENS, July 14.-The Messenger de
Athens confirms the report that the Gov
has expressed it's readiness to
join, with a corps Of 1000 men, in inter-
vention in Egypt.
Moscow, July ia train with els
tween Tioherui and Bastifeur, and 17S
persons were killed. Those not killed
were more or less injured.
ALEXANDRIA, July 14.-The number of
persons massacred by the mob is esti-
mated at 1900. Admiral Seymour tele-
graphs: l have occupied the Ros FL Tin
Palace with marines, and spiked the guns
in Blk batteries opposite. The city is still
burning, but / am clearing the streets.
The Khedive is safe in the palace, which is
garrisoned by 700 marines. The firing
heard in Alexandria yesterday WAS by
marines and sailors, who were disposing Of
the plunderers with gatling guns. The
small detachment fret landed had to wait
for reinforcemen!s before they were able to
push on to the center Of the town. There
was some short, sharp lighting. No water
could be obtained, owing to the ~stoppage
of the works. There are some French
ladies among the fugitives rescued yester-
day, also the Prefect Of Police, who sue
ceeded the instiga;or Of the massacre in
Alexandria on the 18th of June. There
are not enough sailors and marines to
'LNhPI va ttu VI ihC tit9
Knedive's Ros Ell Tin Palace was looted
shortly before the mactaes arrived. A
whole battalion Of Arabs vas blown up
in one fort during the pombardment. The
fire in Alexandria is sail raging. At least
two miles of housea are burning. More
than one-third Of he city appears to be
fire.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, July II. - Mururas
the Turkish Embasssdor at Lon
don, has autographed the Porte that Earl
Granville has informed him that England
is compelled to proceed vigorously against
the Egyptian rebels, but that the sGver-
rigbta of the Sultan will be 10 no way
thereby.
ALEXANDRIA, July t4.-Genersl Sir Gar
net Wolsley is expected at Port Said on
II Arab Pasha makea a stand
1t Rosetta or Damantour. Sir Garnet will
nave to proceed to Alexandria. The ma
zines who spiked the guns of the forts
fifteen Armstrong guns OF the new
sst pattern. Some Of them are disabled.
one of them were half a dozen
lead bodies Of Arabs. One hundred and
fifty marines hold the arsenal gates. At
he Custom-house gate there are 1870 ma
ines, with a gatling gun, who will remain
night. The marines have killed many
ooters. A crowd with a green flag Of the |