The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-15
ISLAM ECLlPSED.
ARAB PAsANs UTTER DEFEAT.
Ills 0mesrs Wish 10 Open Cenuaaieatlos Prspara
tory to Surrssd4r-A Flag Of frrles DisplaIsd
Virtually AtksovIsdsdlsg the "cers."
FARTHER fartleaiars Of the Battle.

LONDON, September l4.-Gen. Wood tel.
egraphs the war office from Alexandria to.
day as follows Au officer from Kair.el'
Dwar has brough. letter saying all mill.
tary chiefs wish to submit to the Khedive.
They have given orders To open the canal
dam and ask me to reopen the telegraph.
They state the army has stepped all hostil.
iies.
ALEXANDRIA, September "A. = Foulba
Pasta has sent a flag Of truce affirming the
surrender. Gen. Wood telesraphed Gen.
Wolseley for instructions. A deputation
from Cairo is at Kafr.el.Dwar waiting to
come in. The enemy have opened the
canal and water is coming rapidly.
ALExASDRIA, September 1.-THE condi.
tions OF surrender are not yet known. The
general opinion here is that the natives will
deliver up Arabi Pachs 10 the British. The
British troops here have been ordered TO
hold themselves 10 readiness to take pos.
session of kair,El.Dwar.
LONDON, September l4.-Gen. Wolseley
telegrsphs that about utsixty guns were cap.
tured at Tel.El.Kebir. Hesays Arabi has
gone to Cairo. ,wolseley hopes the cavalry
will occupy Belbeis to-day, and the infantry
will arrive there tomorrow.
He expects TO take possession Of Benhat
to-day; aud il al is well to advance to
Galioub, il not to Cairo with the guards.
TEL.EL.kEBtR September li.-Our loss
is one hundred and fifty, including thirty
killed. Eight officers are among the dead.
General Lowe is at Belbeis with the
cavalry. "<
A brigade OF Highlanders marched to.
ward Zasazig and are now in possession Of
the railway to Cairo. All Of Arabi's papers
were seized here. Hundreds Of fugilires,
including many officers, are surrendering.
PoRr SAID, September 1.-THE English
advance guard arrived at Cairo by rail.
They were enthusiastically cheered. All
personages of all nations concerned in the
rebellion made submission. =.
ALEXANDRIA, September l4-5:20 p. ~
Arabi Pasha and Toulba Pasha arrived at
Cairo last night. Theyare both virtually
prisoners.
LONDON, September l4.-An official dis
patch from kassassin says there are fifteen
wounded officers and 245 wounded pri.
Yates there from TeI.el.kebir Ice is penti-
ful. The patients are all treated antisep-
tically and are doing Us we'll as can be ex.
pected.-
LONDON, September 1.-THE Tims in an
article on the attack on Tel.el. kebir, says:
ut is impossible to conceive OF IN oper-
alton more successful in execution and
more mastery in manner. The whole
plan OF the campaign was settled by Gen.
Wolseley with the concurrence OF his gu.
perior and the hearty acquiescencc OF his
chief advisors before he left England.
There never was any question about the
canal being the basis OF operations.
Before he left England he put his finger
upon TeLel- Kebir, saying there Arab
Pasha would stand, and We should stand,
and we shorld attack him on the 18th OF
September. We mention the circumstance
to show that great deal, which to the out
side observer seems chance, is really fore
seen, planned or allowed for. General
Wolseley has achieved a success which
rendersan apology for his methods super
fuous.
ALEXANDRIA, September II, 10 p. ~
Beitros Bey, Reoutf Pasha and Ali Pasha
Roobi arrived to day, and proceeded to
the palace, where they presented To the
khedive, on the part OF the inhabitants Of
Cairo, an address pledging loyaly and SUBJ
mission. They were delegated to present
the address at a meeting held yesterday, at
which there were present several high
fuuctionaries