Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-20
WOLSELEy'S WAR.
THE LAST ACTS IN THE TRIGEDY
ON THE BANKS OF THE NILE.
Rebel Chiefs Being Placed Under Arrest
Arrangements for Arabs Trial-The
Populaee Rejoiced at the End of the War
-AbouAir Surrendered-General Foreign
Intelligence.


Intelligence.
ALEXANDRA, Sept, 19.-Froms La: o clock
Monday until late in the afternoon, bodiss
of infantry cassgss7Send aEtiilerS oons
tineed 9ppour in1f ir AMI sur
readersaiheir arr la; boresasssste
. come. sss ironc9e NJ BRA, nItllk
Iueonst8nt and Ach1les atidz.he gahboats
Falcon and Gafalor sailed eastward this
morning, and'are now anchoreE offsAboxr
kir. The forts here will be re-occupied by
sailors and marines. Altogether $4,000
men SremSyarious parts have made SUBJ
mission. ~ Kari el-Dwar. TIE ten
gersnns censorship has beenE abd
ished. 4Abdaaah Pasha has surreaaere1
A srsoHbf Indian cavalry leave GANG I'd
dag sosSt he Spnfpese of escorting thu kh1
dxs!&n AfJGsndria to Cairo Thupaafs
Tie isery Of the interior will be Iranss
ferrs6t to CaMoto-moprow. ~ 81
Al ANDRA, Sept. Abdallah Pasha,
commander fatSDamietta, has reef ested
that an officer be sent to inform N of
recent events. This is considered as fore
shadowing the surrender of Damietta.
CAIRO, Sept. 10. "A large body of
Egyptian infantry with four batteries,
supposed to be from Salihiyeh, appeared
at Tantaha and surrendered to battalion
OF HighIanders.
CAIRO, Sept. 19.-Mahmond Pasha
Fami has been arrested disguised as a
priest. Two passenger trains ara daily
running between Cairo and Kafr-el- Dwar
CoxsrANrINoPLE, Sept. -Portedence
Arab Sheiklh Obeidallah has rendered sub
mission.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The PoN Han Ga-
zette recommends the establishment OF gen.
darmes n Egypt, differed by the British.
The S0urnol De Debats Paris gives
similar advice. The Daily Ne,rS comment
ing on the hostile tone Of some of the Ital-
ian papers, says it has reason to believe
nevertheless that Italy was among the
earliest OF the foreign powers to congratu-
late G-es5 Britain on her success in Egypt,
by sending on the 18th inst, assurances of
good viii and sympathy.
CONsTANrlNOPLE, Sept, -E-Ja,cai6a,
(Turkish newspaper) advises the khedive
to confscate the property of rebels and
devote the proceeds to indemnifying the
sufferers from pillage.
ZAGAzl1, Sept. 19.-The entire popula-
ton Of this part of the country have re-
turned home and are working in the fields
Every hoase and hovel floats a white flag.
The fOrbeacance of the conquering army
produced a most wholesome effect. All
native property is left untouched. There
has been an illumination every night since
the arrival OF the English troops in honor
Of the kiedive and England.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 19.-At ministerial
council today it was determined that Riaz
Pasha, minister of the interior, should go
to Cairo tomorrow to represent the
Egyptian governments. A grand military
review i, Cairo will be held on the 27th.
CAIRO, Sep. 19.-Grenadiers are guarding
Arab Pasna and Toulba Pasha. All the
Egyptians wounded in the battle of Tel-el-
Ksbir were brought here. Gen Woods
brigade Is coming here. Some 800 rebel
officers are held prisoners at Ramleh.
They place confidence in the reports that
Christians at Damanhour are in danger.
A regiment has been sent there by train
CAIRO, Sept. ia large deputation of
ulemas waited on Gen. Wolseley and as
sured him no attempt would be made to
excite the religious feelings of the people.
Gen Woiseiey again refuses Arab Pasha
an interview.
Arabi's house has been looted. chiefly by
servants of Sultan Pasha.
General Eofej0l Mt