, 1882-09-01
European War Notes.
By Telegraph.

LONDON, Aug. %. General WOlse
ley telegraphs from Ismalia on Sun
day that he had just returned from
the outposts, and says: Our action on
Thursday and Friday had far more
important results than | was aware
of yesterday evening. The enemy
was completely routed and fled to-
ward Zeagizag, throwing away arms
and accoutrements, A large amount
of camp equipage and ammunition
was captured. Mahmoud Fehring,
Arab Pasha's chief engineer and mil
itary adviser, is now prisoner in my
camp
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 2S.- The man-of-
war Minotaur has successfully shelled
the enemy out of Mondano, on the
line between Ramleh and Aboukir
PORT SAID, Aug 2S. S.-The transport
Bolivar, with commissary stores, and
the Oxholme. with the royal engineers
and pontoons and field telegraph, en-
tered the canal today.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 2S.-Austria
supports Nelidoff, the Russian am
bassador, in his effort to have the
military convention, when signed Off
cially, communicated to the confer
ence, and to obtain from the repre-
sentative of Great Britain declara-
ton that he would seek No exclusive
advantage in Egypt, and will submit
the final solution Of the question to
the decision of Europe.
PoRT SAID, Aug 2S. Some Bedou-
ins arrived here from Cairo, and re-
port that the inhabitants remained
calm, but the military excited. The
latter burned Nubar Pasha's house.
IsMALIA, Aug 20. Troops are CON
tinually advancing, and it will not be
long before Del Ell Ke5ir is attacked
Between Ramleh and Magrum the
ground is good for marching, but the
canal is full of dead horses and dead
bodies of Arabs. Some of the latter
were thrown there by their comrades,
while others were corpses of men shot
while attempting to escape. Judg-
ing by the quantity of clothing, etc,
found i'll abundance in the camps, the
rebels must be in great force, but the
most appear to have been merely
peasantry, armed with old muzzle-
loading muskets. Almost all prison
ers are peasants, and the dead prin-
cipally are peasants.
CALCUTTA, Aug. 2S.- A further re-
serve has been formed for immediate
service in Egypt, and it will be dis
patched on receipt or orders to that
effect from General Wolseley; the
whole control of the Indian division
having been made over to that gen
eral.
LONDON, Aug. 25. The Standard
has reason to believe Gen. Wolsely
has applied for more troops. This
probably means the third division of
the army corps now mobolizing at
Aldershot
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 2G. One more
train left the position of attacking Os-
man ut u o'clock this evening. and ad-
yanGed about 300 yards, when two
heavy guns on the water works hills
fired hve rounds against the train.
One shell fell in the enemy's trench,
and the train retired without reply
ing to the fire.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 2G. 1t is stated on
good authority that two thousand Alba
mans were enlisted for service in the
Egyptian quarantine and other depart
ments. rs it is feared native troops can
not be trusted. Troops are urgently re-
q Irci at the quarantine station at Mo-
) Well, near Sucz, us the attitude of
f. ,edOuins there is threatening. TIE
b ockade of the Egyptian coast was es-
tublish al yesterday.
CoNSTASrINorLE. Aug. 2G. Lord Duf-
fern, British Ambassador, has Promised