The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-07
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
EGYPT.

London, 5.-Orders are reeeivad
at MOolwich to dispatch 1000 tr0oBs
to Egypt, 5000 to Alexandra a5d
1000 to Ismaila.
Port Said, 5.-The fresh wateI
canal at 1smalia is falling rapidly
The water company has reduced the
| supply at Ismalia and Port SAID
Arab Pasha has established a line
OF defence from Elkaraim to Sail
hiyeh.
Constantinople, 6.-The Sultan's
proclamation to the Egyptians is
issued. 1t declares Arab Pasha a
rebel for disobeying the orders of
the KhediVe and DerVisch Pasha
and thereby provoking the inter
Yention of England. 1t states that
the decoration conferred upon Arab
PaSha was bestowed at the instance
of Dervisch Pasha, in consequence
of Arab Pasha's protestatiOns of
fidelity. In conclusion, the procla-
nation exhorts all Egyptians to
obey the KhediVe.
The trade authorizing the signing
of the military convention has been
issued. 1t Is expected that it will
be signed tonight.
The proclamation of the Porte
against Arab Pasha declares that
the maintenance of the authority
and prestige Of the Khedive is indis-
pensably necessary, and that the de-
signs of Arab Pasha Justify his
being described as a reDel. Der
visch Pasha, Server Pasha, Baker
Pasha and Lehib EffeAdi start for
Egypt on Saturday.
kaSSaSsin, 6.-The enemyiS show
ing increased holiness. 7 Yesterday
a force Of 200 men was observed
within half an hours march of the
British camp. The enemy, dis
guised as peasants, frequently fire
at British videttes.
British firing is proceeding be-
tween the out posts:
British outposts are strongly rein
forced to-day and drove the enemy
back. Lieutenant Holland, Fifteenth
HuSSars was wounded.
Athens, 6.-Trecoupis, Greek
prime minister, has telegraphed the
Greek counsel at Alexandria, for
information in regard to Antonio
Paulo, arrested for connection with
the rumOred conspiracy of Greeks
in Egypt. The consul replied that
the object Of the conspiracy was to
massacre the KhedIve and Chris
tians, and to attack the forts, that
Antonio Paulo was the only Greek
implicated and that he was ap-
pointed consular agent in Tiontt in
1878, but was never formally in
stalled.
Alexandria, Corporations have
been commenced for opening the
the old channel beyond Meks with
view to letting water into Lake
MareOtis. 1t will take nearly two
months to reach a depth of eight
feet.
Antonio Paulo, arrested on sus-
picion of being connected with a
plot against the lives of Europeans,
will be sent to Greece. He is not a
consular agent as at first stated.
The police advised several other
persons to quit the city.
Fire broke out early this morning
in the house of Cherif Pasha. Sew
eral persons suspected of having
started the fire were arrested.
Ismalia, General WOlseley is
making strong effort to organize a |
complete system of supply for the |
field force. The task is much more |
serious than the foreign element in
Egypt is willing to admit. Mean
while the enemy is content to be |
purely on the defensive. 1t is
rumOred that Arab Pasha has
brought heavy guns from Cairo to
E Kebir to silence the British forty |
Founders on the army train.
Matters are proceeding smoothly |
at Kdssassin. Food is abundant at |
present, but the daily consumption |
is so great that it will not be so
easy 20 provide supplies for future
use.
No advance can be expected be-
fore the 9Th instant. The Duke !
Of COnnaught's brigade of foot
guards will arrive On Wednesdays |
transport. Arrangements are being |
rapidly completed. A party of ma
lives is engaged to bury the dead.
Several correspondents have pro-
tested against the additional censor
ship Of kilograms at Port Said, after
they had passed at headquarters.
General WOlseley promised a re-
moval Of the grievance.
London, 6.-TinleS, reviewing a
from the India
office, in which the existence of
cholera at Alden is denied, says: No
cause for cholera need be added to
the enemy which the English have
IN contend AGAINST IN EOvDt