New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-31
vpws FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

A,vv.SDR1t July 30-lhe TWO eAp0"
,b;ch etarted last night to repair the Tau"aSS ~
~, ,bc rebels on the Alexandra side Oh 'i"n"l.
Junction were completely successiul III % .ii'i.
.ok;ug. The expeditions consisted OF Di''i'n o'p .
ars sailors and marines, ana EeyPV'""
,yorkmen. Both lines of road were reP''iio'' "-' =
sa lii uumber of railway wagons were
broueht to Alexandria. Inc brIuSn po,ti
axneditons returned here at o'clock tins morning
,o;, orcoun,ered toe enemy. The rebels
ore making every eifolt to fortly inc 'icini'' %
Port Said. ,oord has
r-,,o UeIicon with Admiral Seymour on BOARD has
,,r,od from Aboukir whittier she went this
.s,,r,i,, ,o reconnoitre The Admiral found opera
Ems actively advancing at the FORTS which are
,..o,I ormed Nothing is settled III regard to bonn
harding them ,,o pui,ie,,
he Numbering of houses just outside the British
,,ao ot Ra,oleh continues A culprit was caugut III
tbe.act last evening aud killed by the patrols.
ToxDox. July 31-The Daily AoiCs has the follow
an, dispatch from Alexandria: Passenger Ci'lhc
was resumed on Saturday to Ramleh. No ucKe'S
were sold as the stock had been exhausted Dut 'he
conductor collected fares from window to WINDOW.
The passengers were chiefly explorers VINO "ISheu
10 see whether or not houses had been looted.
The Home Government has ordered Admrai
sevmour TO establish censorship over cable mes
6rt,lied accounts Of The British positions.
All regret The removal Of Lord Charles Beres-
ford from the Office of Chef OF POlice Just as ne
was organizing difficult service MAJOR UOru H.
80 snccreds him with All entirely new set of men,
will in turn be removed when the army Socs nun
the CITY and unless rnaneht chleI oe seIccteu
~ cr sent from England. disastrous results VIII
follow Houses that escaped pllIate uuiins % aHu
after the Commandment are now looted "lthlh Slshl
o, British bavOnets, but not man can oe spared 10
protect them" tu. ,;o.ol
fom Alexandra: Ihe explosions lnf WndGn weIe yero
caused by the British destroying the cannon ana
M powder magazines i'll the forts came OH prelna-
tufcy, inluring two seamen' .,...
The Frencn colony is agreeably impressed Dy
the news that the French Cabinet mas resigned.
ALEXANDRIA, July 3O.-Ihe Ab0uRlr iOrtS con-
maud the ONLY sheltered anchorage near mere avail
aUle for our largest irOncads Ihcre are 1Oul
as vet unmOlested twenty-hve-ton guns tnere, anu
ten thrteen-tOD guns ready lot actoh ApouAli i
lake is now little more than dred up marsh anu
;,fa,trv might even escape across 1t TO AfaDl aCn
line THIS would lead 10 most h.Iloo'tIs iI
movement at Rsmleh.. for II IL tn"ug;t 'h't IN w.
enemy would attack position IN ORDER 10 COY e
his cOuntrymen's retreat across the lake. IL "oui"
be an Odd coincidence II the echoes OF AnouAI
would rcawaken to The roar OF Engllsh cannon on
the Nact anniversary Ot LOru NcLSous NICVciS
eighty-tOur years ago 49,,
A hundred BcdOuns loot houses at Kamleh last
night An Eughsh dIasoman's house was coui-
OgnaD Pachs Rtki will organize a body of Cir
cassan and Albanian troops. He is eager to head
an attack against Arab.
The bOmbdrdment of the AbOuklr fOrtS, lOr V'lrl-
Gus reasons, will not take place
Arabi Pacba mas had publicly read the proolaLna-
ton OF the Khedlye dlsmIsSng INN from the Mlii-
istry. lie has assumed the green turDdn anu IoOes
OF "a descendant OF tae Prophet.
he news that France has abandoned cooperation
with England gives much satisfaction here