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NEWS FROM EGYPT TO-DAY.
BRITISH OCCUPATION OF ALEXANDRIA
NEW FIRES BREAK OUT IN THE CITY
THE WHEREABOUTS OF ARAB1 PAcHA
THE SOUTH AMERICAN TROUBLES
THE SARATOGA RACES TODAY

THE SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.
THE WAR IN EGYPT.
British Rations for Egyptian Soldiers.
LONDON, July l7.-The Times this morning says
the oner Of rations which Admiral Seymour has
made to such Egyptian soldiers as choose to return
| TO allegiance to the Khedive Will be q consider
able lnducement to loyalty. and will increase the
| stan available for pressing sanitary operations
Tents and Stores for Suez.
A dispatch to the Times from Calcutta reports
that the last steamer with 1900 commisserat tents
and large quantity OF stores on board, sailed for
Suez
Munster EusiIeers.
ALpERsHor, July IA battalion OF the Munster
FusileerS has been ordered to sail for Malta to-
day.
France Going TO Aid in Protection OF
the Sucz Canal.
LONDON, July 17-The Times Paris correspon-
dent reports that cabinet council has resolved to
accept the Invitation to protect the suez canal
Jointly with England. The Daily Neins dispatch
| from Narseilles says six French transports have
been ordered to get ready to embark troops.
Terms OF Turkish Intervention.
dispatch from ConStant1nople to Reuters
Telegram Company states that the occupation OF
i
limited to six months instead OF three months, as
previously rep 1rted. The objects OF the occupa-
| patton viii probably be defined as follows: The
termination OF anarchy, the re-establfshment OF
the status quo the re-organiz lton of the army and
the development OF popular liberties. IL Is pro-
posed that the Khedfve shall supervise the work
or the occupying troops
Admiral Seymour,s Manifesto.
ALEXANDRIA, July IL, s:45 a. m-Admral Sey-
mour has issued manifesto announcing that he
has undertaken, with the consent OF the Egyptian
government the restoration Of order. Nobody is
allowed to leave the town after sunset
British EseinfOrcemcnts Es at Alexandria
ALEXANDRIA, July IL, II a. m.-The Northum-
berland, with zoo men; the Tamar, with 81
marines, and the Salan1is and Agincourt have
arrived here The marines will land at Gabarrl
and two regiments at Ram,eh.
Erfghtful Barbafity Of Arabi's Soldiers.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Alexandria correspondent
OF the Times relates that during the massacre the
soldiers set fire to the house OF timber merchant
maid servant escaped to the garden where she
remained surrounded by fire, the soldiers laughing
at her agony and firing at her, but purpoSely avoid
her hurn to death Finally she rushed through
the flames and, though wounded by bayonet
thrusts. she succeeded In securing refuge In the
ruins, whore she was discovered by the marines
and handed over to the Americans
COvari1y BcdOuins.
During the alirm on sunday night $50 Bedouins
| at the Gabarr; gate fed before the attack OF q
m1dshipman and twelve sailors
Order Continues at Cairo.
A dispatch to the Times from Constantinople
says one OF the embassies has received telegram
announcing TINT or Ter continues at Cairo
escll. stones Search for Arabi Pncha
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Alexandra
to the Standard states that Gen. Stone rode on
Sunday afternoon six miles in the direction OF
Arab Pacha's camp, but saw nothing OF his army
me CORE SrOndent adds: "The Khedive has re-
ceived news that large number OF Bedouins have
collected three miles from the railway gate,
winch Is opposite the weak point In our defenceS"
Refugees at Port Said.
A dispatch from Port Said to the Ddily Neus
dated yesterday, says: There Is an immense
number OF refugees here Many women and chill
dren are expected to-day. The Europeans are Inn
perfectly armed with revolvers and sporting guns
force Of Bedouins, who, it is stated, are assem-.
bled In the desert There are also 1,500 Arabs at
8 Fort GSelmi, Gu. SIX miles MI hence who are throwing
Italian men-of-war and one Spanish war ship are
in the harbor: The governor Is loyal to the Khe-
dive, but an Egyptian colonel, who commands $50
men here, is suspected OF disloyalty.
Lieut.. jackson Dead.
dispatch from Alexandra to the Central Ne,cs
says that Lieut. jackson, who on the 18th was
wounded In the attack on the FORTS is dead.
New Fires I'm Alexandrfa-ArabiPacha's
OutPOStS, etc.
ALEXANDRIA, July II, 1:25 p.m.-Several fresh
fires occurred last night The troops from the
troop ship Tamar are disembarking, and will raise
the total British force ashore to 5000 men. The
war steamer Helfcon has Intercepted two regi-
ments going to Port Said from Cyprus, and ordered
them to Alexandria Four sailors and two OF the
Khedve's body guard rode to Kafe FL divar last
evening and reconnoitred Arabi Pachas outpoSts.
A Nice Man for Governor.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Alexandria
to the Times says that Toulba Pacha, military
commander Of Alexandria, is stated to have per-
sonally engaged in the looting and arson.
Left Alexandrio.
The Austrian consul is the only fozeign dipJomte
who has thought it necessary to nit Alexandra
He has gone to Port Said.
Unanswered TelegHnms.
Dervische Pacha states that he has sent 1fteaa
kilograms to Constanttn0Rie'for troops whfen are
all unanswered. ia
Arabf PachasS Lines.
The Egyptian Gazette was published to-day, a
native newspaper started under the control Of the
British authorities. The party OF sailors and men,
bers OF the Khek1ve's body guard previously re-
ferred to, penetrated to within 300 yards OF Arab
PachaS lines. They found all quiet The reports
concerning the proximity OF large bodies OF Be
douinS are untrue.