Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-27
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/ 4 8leosea Priest
MrxraKAi, July 26.-On Sunday la
Archbishop Tcschsrean, Of Quebe<
caused 70 BE- read in all the churches Q
his diocese, a pastoral letter deuouncin
is Courier dss Etats CHis. the principe
French paper in New York, and forbid
ding Catholics to read il. The caus
for this action was the publication Of
free thinkers letter.
TaIes 81 Aeroeleles as 1aasah.
| ALEXANDRIA, July 26.-Ths Inspecto
Of Cssdas.rs at Tantah, speaking Of th'
massacre, says: 81 saw women carry
ing. tied to blud9eons. the dismeDbere.
arms and legs Of massacred Europeans
The soldiers and rabble fought for loot
Bedouin shiek, with twenty Bedouins
saved inhabitants of the JEWISH quar-
ter and took them to his village. An
other Shiek saved myself and party. 4
mob from Alexandria murdered thre<
employees Of Casdastre and their fanai
lies, and burned their bodies with %
troleum. The mob killed twelve Greeks
They tied the visoera Of ono Of the vic
Tins to the tail Of a dog and covered him
with petroleum, which was sci ON fire
amidst cries of woe from women and
children. The mob was repulsed eight
times, and finally two shieks arrived
aud dispersed it.
AGairs In Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July 25-6 p.m.-The
British troop ship Malabar and the
ships-of-war Orion and Cygnet have
left here for Port Said. Advices from
that place report Governor Ismaila fed.
The British in front of Ramleh are
being reinforced with nins-pound guns
and two RstlinQ guns.
Arabi Pasha has gone to Cairo.
7A5 p.m.-The Khedive has appointed
Omar Lufti, formerly Governor Of Alex
andria, Minister of War Marine. The
Minister is preparing another proclama-
ton, ordering the people not 70 obey
Arabi Pasha.
An employee Of the palace has gone
to Kafrel-d-war, with the decree Of dis
mission of Arab from the ministry.
An officer who deserted from Arabi
reports the rebels under protection of q
flag of truce pushing forward tho con-
struction Of Notifications two miles
from Aboukir. He also states that for
midable preparations are being made
around Rosetta.
The employees at Cadastre, who with
their families were murdered at Sanlaf,
defended themselves bravely against
their assailants. many Of whom were
killed, until the mob broke In the back
Of the house and dispatched them.
Tho apartments Of the brother Of the
Khedive at Ramlah palace were broken
into and trunks broken open aud looted
by English troops, and the general be-
havior Of the British enables me to
chronicle this as singular exception to
tho good conduct of the troops.
Ali Monbarrak Pasha advises the
Khedive to offer terms to rebels in Or
der to detach them from Arab PAsha.
He suggests the Khedive issue pro-
clamation promising full pardon with
retention of rank and privilege to all
officials, military and naval, and Egyp-
tains generally, who within a given time
tender allegiance to the Khedive, and
warning them if they do not submit be-
fore the expiration Of the time stated
they will be treated as rebels, Arabi and
other members to be excepted by name
from amnesty, together with all persons
convicted Of having taken part in any
massacre or any act of plunder Or in
cendiaris,n. The advice of Ali Moula-
brick Pashs is supported by majority
of Egyptians near tho Khedive, whose
chief anxiety 10 to save their property
and families.
LONDON, July 26-A Constantinople
correspondent says that it is reported
that the Turkish authorities have begun
military preparations BY concentrating
a corps quartered in Albania and other
provinces.
french Ferces.
NARsErLLEs, July &.-Marines start
for Port Said on tho 9th inst. A trans
port will follow with 600,o0) litres Of
water. Algeria will furnish battalion
of Zouaves.
CoNsrANTns6fLE, July 6.-The coodi-
tions for the dispatch Of rulkish troops
to Egypt were discussed BY the Confer
ence ON Wednesday. Tho Porto replied
in favorable terms, which may lead to .
prompt and peaosabls solution Of the
Egyptian question.
Dervish Pasha has bssn entrusted
with the organization Of an expedition
to Egypt.
Trustworthy accounts state that
Arabi Pasha's cavalry are well armed
Military woEkshops are fully employed.
Arab has ordered shot several Sheika
and Bedouins for refusing TO obey him
Eight BedouiLs wore killed at the skir'
mish at Kafrel-d-war. Two Arabs wera
shot BY a native soldier BY order Of Z
native tribunal one for shooting a.
English marine and the other for ayseo
Reserves Called ose.
LoNDos, July "a proclamation hal
been issued summoning the reserves Il
assemble BY August 25th. Tho procla
nation further directs that all soldisu
Who on and aftsr this date would other
wise BE- entitled 10 b trsnsfsrrsd & u
reserves 70 continus 70 sssvs uni1. l.
charged.
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