The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-11
The Bombardment of AIexan-
dria May Begin To-Day
A Synopsis Of all the News at
Homo and Abroad.
Thurlow Weed on Iutempersnee.-
Bloody Murders. - The Latest
from Warrington.
Peace or war In tho EsstI

Alexandria, July 9, 8 p. m. Naval
officers have made a reconnaissance, and
report that they saw Egyptians mount
ing heavy guns on Marabout Island, on
the western side Of the entrance to the
hsrbor. Admiral Seymour Is conse-
quently preparing a proclamation to be
placarded all e the city. charging
the authorities with breach Of faith,
and demanding the surrender Of the
Notifications within twelve hours, and
warning the authorities that If they fail
to comply with this demand q FIRE will
be opened upon the forts after the ex-
plrstion Of a further period Of twenty
four hours. The British gunboat Con-
dor is stationed outside the harbor to
guard the entrance. Admiral Seymour
has gone on board the Invincible,
which will move into the outer harbor
alongside the Monarch. The Birttern
now lies opposite Ras FL Tin palace.
The ministry still declare their resolve
to resist. They have taken precautions
to insure the safety of the khedive in
the event Of troops being landed.
Arab Pasha was formally summoned
to Constantinople, but refused to obey.
Two aids de camp of the Sultan left
for Constantinople, accompanied by
Almead Essod and Lebib Pasha, two
members Of the mission Of Dervisch
Pasha. The secret negotiations are
regarded as broken of. The British
man-of-war Dragon has arrived at
Suez. After the remaining Englishmen
had been warned to leave Cairo the
German consul issued a similar warning
to 100 Germans, atill there.
Evening.-From the steamers in the
inner harbor soldiers are distinctly seen
digging trenches and carrying shot
from one fort to another. All men,
bers OF the c~onsulates are now on board
vessels in the harbor. The English
| consuls sent a notice to the other con-
suls advising them to notify their
trymen at Alexandria to leave within
"a hours. The ironclads A~gincourt
and Northumberland, of the English
squadron, have started for Limasol,
| Cyprus, with two batallions and a com
pany of engineers. The Minotour,
| with a siege train and twenty guns,
and the Nerisss with stores, also sailed
from Malta.
! New York, July 0.-The Herald's
Constsntinople special says: The sui
tan has telegraphed to Arab, the khe-
dive and to Dervisch Pasha %forbldding
them to do anything tending to pre-
oipitate hostilities. The change Of
ministry means that the sultan has
changed his mind about the confer
ence. Server Pasha will be the Tur-
kish plenipotentiary. The Turkish
rress Is unanimous in praise Of Arab,
and discusses the Egyptian crisis from
a purely religious and fanatical stand
point. The alarming rumors of dis
turbances in Syria and the Hedgbas
create great excitement here, and 25
Ulemas, after having 8long consulta-
ton with the aultan and Sheik III Islam,
left for India.
London, July 0.-Notices summon
ing reserves have been issued.
New York, July 10.-The Herald's
Alexandria says: Seventeen more heavy
guns have been placed in position, me-
nacing the British ships, n~otwithstand-
ing the admiral's threat to open fire.
Admiral Seymour is now considering
whether he will take action. AL Of the
British vessels have their steam up.
Correspondents have all been advised
to 60 aioat. The American admiral
has sent word ashore to say that should
one Of his ships be hit he will return
the fire.
London, July 1o.-An Alexand ria
correspondent telegrsphs that Admiral
Seymour is ready for instant action,
pending instructions from home. No
fresh complaints will be made to Arab
Pasha in regard to work on the fortif-
cations, but simply an intimation will
be sent Of the intention to open fire in
"a hours.
Constantinople, July 9.-Considera-
BILE surprise Is expressed that Gen. Wal
lace, the American minister, has again
been summoned to the palace. Either
Gen. Wallace or his dragoman attends
the palace almost daily. Gen. Wallace
has also frequent interviews with Lord
Dufferln.
Alexandria, July l0.-The "A hours
notice expires at o O'Clock tomorrow
morning, when the bombardment will
commence. Admiral Seymour yester-
day summoned his captains aboard the
flagship and settled the details of bonn
bardment. The French feet will not
participate. All foreign men-of-war
except the English IRE leaving the har-
Dor. The Turkish admiral has warned
the crews of the Turkish ironclads to
be in readiness.
London, July l0.-A Standard dis
patch says: At Alexandria, save a some
what numerous colony Of Italians and
Greeks, all Europeans have omitted the
city. Those who remain have barricad-
ed their houses. No reply has been sent
from the minister to Admiral Seymour
up to this evening. 1t seemsto be their
determination to fight.
Madrid, July 10.-Three Spanish
iron clad fripates are preparinp for sea