Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-17
To-DAYs TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
From EgyDt.

From Egypt.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times Paris cor
reports that cabinet council
has resolved to accept the invitation to pro-
tect the Suez canal Jointly with England.
The daily Ne1rs' dispatch from Marseilles
says six French transports have been order
ed to get ready to embark troops
A dispatch from Constantinople states
that the occupation of Egypt in case of
Turkish Intervention, is to be limited to six
months instead of three months as previous
ly reported. The objects of the occupation
will probably be defined as follows: The
termination ofanarchy, the establishment
of the status gao, the reorganization of
the army and the development of popular
liberties. 1t is proposed that the Khedive
shall supervise the work of the occupying
troops.
ALEXANDRIA, July 17-9:45 a. m.-Ad-
miral Seymour has issued a manifesto All
nouucing that he has undertaken with the
consent of Of the Egyptian government, the
restoration oforder. Nobody is allowed to
leave the town after sunset.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Alexandria cor
respondent of the Times relates that during
the massacre the soldiers set fire 20 the house
of il timber merchant. 4 maid servant cs-
capped TO the garden, where she remained
surrounded by fire, the soldiers laughing
at her agony, and firing at her, but purpose
" avoiding the intliction of fatal in ury pre-
fering to see her burn to death. Finally
she rushed through the flames, and though
wounded by bayonet tllrusts, he succeeded
in securing refuge in the ruins, where she
was discovered by the marines and handed
over to the Americans
During the alarm on Sunday night $50
Bedouins at the Gabarrigate fled before the
attack of Il midshipman and twelve sailors.
A dispatch to the Times from Constantine
pie says one Of the embassies has received a
telegram announcing that order continues
at Cairo
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Alex
andria to the Standard states that Gen.
Stone rode on Sunday afternoon miles in
the direction of Arab Pacha's camp but saw
nothing of his army. The correspondent
adds: 1.-The Khedive has received news that
a large number of Bedouins have collected
three miles from the railway gate which is
opposite the weak point in our deiences."
The Europeans now at Port Said are i'm
perfectly armed with revolvers and sporting
guns. They fear that they will be attacked
by a large force of Bedouins who it isstated
arc assembling in the desert. There are al
so 500 Arabs at Fort Guelmi, six miles
hence, who are throwing up earthworks.
ALEXANDRIA, July 17-12:5 p. m.-Sever-
al fresh fires occurred last night. The
troops from the troop ship lamar are dis
embarking and will raise the total British
force ashore to 5000 men. Troops from
Simla and Cyprus have been ordered here
Dervisch Pacha states that he hassent fiji
teen kilograms to Constantinople for troops
which are all unanswered
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control of the british authorities.
The party Of sailors and members Of the
Khedives body guard previously referred
to penetrated to within 300 yards of Arab
Pacha's lines They found all quiet.
The reports concerning the proximity of
| large bodies of BedOuinS are untrue.