Daily Republican., 1882-09-16
THIRD EDITION.
FROM ESE4TOF WAR.
Cairo Occupi sd by the BTIdisn-Th
Egyptian chiefs Arab = Prison

Cairo Occupi sd by the BrAIlsn-Ths
Exyptian chiefs Arab = Prison
er.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The War Office
has received the following despatch
from General Wolseley.
"BENHA, Sept. ID have just al
rived. General Lowe occupied Cairo
yesterday afternoon. Arab Pasha and
Toulba Pasha have surrendered uncon'
ditionally Ten thousand troops at Cairo
have laid down their arms. The Per
fect of Police has undertaken to main
tain order. 90 to Cairo at once"
General Wolse' ey has arrived in
Cairo, whe nee he has sent the folio wing
dispatches:
"CAIRo, Sept. 15.-The war is over
Send no more men from England
Midsbipman DeChair Ia safe. have
been received here with open arms by
all classes. The soldiers are glad to re.
turn to their homes. Our cavalry did
extremely we'll in the long forced march
yesterday"
"CAIRo, Sept. 15.-Arabi Pasha and
ToLlba Pasha are both confined In our
guard rooms. The war is over. Send
no more men from England. L will
now change my base from lsmaiila 70
Alexandria. The health and spirits OF
the troops are excellent.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. l5.-Arabl
Pasha and Toulba Pasha have been ar
rested by the Egyptian police at Cairo
-itis reported for having melted the
populace to incendiarism and plumber
Ali Ro1bi Pasha has been handed
over by the Egyptian authorities to
Gen, Wood as prisoner of war.
Arab Pa .ba was handed over to the
English on their arrival at Cairo.
After the arrival of the Khedive at
Cairo a regular constituted Court will
be established for the public trial of the
rebel chiefs, who will be allowed to en-
gage counsel
LONDON, Sept. 15-A despatch to
the Times from Alexandria says;
'The news of the capture of Arab
Pasha was received by the Arabs here
with what was apparently the widest
enthusiasm"
The correspondent of Reuters Tele-
gram Company at Alexandria reports
that Mahmoud Baroudi and Suleiman
Sami, who commanded a battalion
which took leading part in the burn.
ing of Alexandria, were recalled from
Salihiyeh by their friends and fled to
Upper Egypt. Ali Fehmy and Reshid
Pasha were not captured at Tel el'Kebir
but it is believed that they have since
been arrested at Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept, 15-It is believ.
ed that Sir Edward Malet, the British
Consul General, has telegraphed Gen
eral Wolseley the names of seven per
sons wro are answerable for the rebel
lion and whose arrests are desirable.
ALExANDRIA,S Sept. 15.-The enemy's 8
troops from Mehallet, Aboukir and
Kafr-el- -Dwar will parade al the front
here-those from Mehallet on Sunday
when they will surrender their arms
be stripped of their military dress and
be disbanded in presence of all the
troops of General Wood.
General Wood, with the Ramleh
troops, will proceed to Kafr-el-Dwar
on Sunday to take possession of the
camp of the rebels there and receive
their arms.
ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 15, $40 P. M
The engineers have Just returned, and
report Kafr-el-Dwar abandoned. They
saw many skeletons there. The rebels
are supposed TO have gone to the Abou-
kir forts
LONDON, Sept, 15,-A despatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Alexandria re-
ports that thousands of Bedouins de-
scended upon Kassassin camp af-
ter the battle was over. The Fiftieth
Regiment drove them off with loss.
Bedouins are hanging around Is-
malta in great numbers and promise to
give trouble