The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-28

representation here to declare that Germany
regards England's intervention in Egypt as
only a means Of avoiding European conflict,
and believes that if Egypt is pacihcd the
powers will demand collective settlement Of
the Egyptian question.
AFTER LOYAL SOLDIERS.
Alexandria, July 26, 7:Io a. m - The
Egyptian vessel, Charkeh. left here this mrn-
ing to take on board the garrison at Aboukir,
which has declared loyalty TO the khedive,
and to the land party, and to spike the guns
on the work. She has not returned yet. The
garrison numbered 800 men.
RETAIL TRADE REVlVING.'
The retail trade has revived somewhat in
Alexandria. The centre of the great square is
filling with cafes and booths.
AHOLY WAR PAPER
London, July 26.-A dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph from Vienna, says: kilograms
from Egypt announce than an Arabic paper,
named Ell Jehad, or, the Holy War, has APP
peared at Tantah.
vIGILANT PATROLS.
The enemy's patrols are very vigilant, and
so we get no authentic news of what is hap
pening beyond the range of our glasses.
THERE HAVE BEEN STRONGER.
The enemy's position, though strong, is
much less formidable than was the Boerish
position at Lungnesk.
FRENCH MARINES FOR PORT SAID.
A correspondent of the News, at Marseilles,
says the French marines will start for Port Said
on the 18TH instant. Transportation will follow
with 600, 900 litres Of water. Algeria will fur
niSh battalion of /ouaves.
NOT ENTIRELY CONCEDED IN.
Paris, July 26.-The dissensions apparent
in the chamber upon the naval vote may result
in serious resistance thereto. as at a cabinet
council, yesterday, many Of the ministers were
averse to any Intervention, even at Suez.
SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES OF ENGLISH SLOW
NESS.
Alexandria, July 26.-The slowness of Eng
lish military preparations daily strengthens
the position Of Arab Pasha. Leading Egyp-
tians here declare that the troops Can only ar
rive by the latter end Of August. Arab
pasha will, meantime, have time to conSum-
mate the ruin of the country. Efforts are be-
ing made to circulate the khedive's proclama-
ton, declaring Arab Pasha rebel through
out Egypt, by the agency OF Bedouin chiefs,
but severe measures have been taken by Arab
Pasha against several influential chiefs. I'm
der the circumstances It is difficult for the
authorities to induce them to undertake the
mission.
ADDITIONAL FORCES ORDERED OUT
London July 26 General orders have been
iSSua6 for larop NOR ion nf tho ~
force to embark. A company of engineers
and part of the commis>arat and transport
corps will leave tomorrow. the household
cavalry on Saturday, and the troops from the
Mediterranean.
THE UNCOMPROMISING KHEDIVE.
A correspondent of Reuters telegraph COM
pany, at the Alexandria, telegraphs that the
khedive refuses to entertain proposition to
extend amnesty to the principal rebel officers
with view Of inducing them to abandon their
allegiance to Arab.
CITIZENS TO SETTLE THR INDIAN QUESTION
THEMSELVES.
Tucson, July 27.-The citizens of Arizona
and New Mexico are preparing to take the set
Element OF the Indian question into their own
hands A secret organization is being formed
to exterminate the Apaches. New Mexico al
ready has over six hundred men and Arizona
will furnish more than that number. Glob
City and the Gilla Valley already have over
three hundred men. Other sections are or
ganizing rapidly. The citizens throughout
Arizona are preparing for the arrival Of Gen.
Crook.
SUCCESSFUL STAGE ROBBERY BY EXPERTS.
Shreveport. July 26.--About nine o'clock
this morning the Minden mail stage was
robbed by two masked men near Clnk's
Bayou, hteen miles from here. They cut the
mail pouch open securing thirteen registered
letters and packages. -Four passengers and
the driver were relieved of their money and
jewelry. The robbers escaped, carrying off
the nuts of two of the wheels.
BOLD ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.
Dublin, July 27.-A desperate but unsuc-
cessful attempt was made to-day to assassinate
the recorder of Dublin at Green street court
A tutor named Fitzpatrick, who was nom spited
as plaintiff on civil bill process, fred at the
recorder with revolver in open court, but
rtunately he was seized by the defendant and
police and held
ALEXANDRIA AGAIN IN FLAMES.
London, 1880 p. M, July 27.-A dispatch
to the Daily News, which was dated Alexau-
dria, says: A tremendous contagration broke
out in Alexandra, and at two O'Clock this
morning, as seen from the harbor. the fire
seemed to be larger than any that has occur
red since the bombardment took place.
VERY EXTENSIVE WAR PREPARATIONS.
An official telegram from the rebel govern
ment, dated Cairo. July 70, says that arma-
ments continue OH an extensive scale. Volun-