The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-02
ACROSS TIIE,ATLANTIC.
LATEST NEWS BY THE OCEAN GABLE.
ihe EsJptfAs Mar-Aore Reconuotsantes The
Outrage on Loyal liz, ,ptIan Troops by ArAli's
bedou!ns-iebel Spies Captursd-AtatI ''
seillng European Propsrty-Notes.

Fonr SAID, September l.-Transporis
from Alexandria, with tho Highland
brigade on board, arrived here aud pro.
ceeled down the canal. agi5.
kAssAssIS, September l.--Dnring re-
connoisance yesterday, q fresh cntrcnclcd
camp was discovered ten miles from here.
ALEXANDRIA,, September i.-Forty sen.
men from tho ironclad Monitor, un,l Il
company Of tho Fifty.,hird regiment,
quietly approached the cnemy's position
opposite Ramlel, last evening, aud sue
cccdcd In blowing up with gnn.cot,on II
house on the canal which has long b 4en II
point oi vantage to the enemy's sharp-
shooters. H ' dn fWr -
lsMAlLA, September l.-Colonel Tullocl,
yesterday found half dozen wounded
Egyptians who had been lying unattended
since Mondays fight. Among them was
an officer Of artillery, who when discover
ell WAS almost insensible;but upon restorn.
tives being given him he recovered. lIe
said the Bedouns had killed all the wound
ell they had found on the field Of battle
who were not Mussulnlans. llarErC1
y ALEXANDRIA, September IA British,
outpost has captured five signallers, who
bnye been flashing lights from the from, Of
the British position 10 Arab Pasha's camp.
They seem 10 be Fellaheens. Possibly
they are Arab telegraphisls disguised.
They will be tried by the native court, A
spy says Arabi Pasha ihas dozen sucI, si,.
nallers in the British camp. N.
| !ohr SAID, September 1.-The English
Admiralty owes the Sucz Canal Company
t72W0 Tor the tfnnsit OF transports ami
men.of.war to date. iiaz s,li.6'lo~ -.
LONDON, September l.-Gencr,l Gra-
hams account { the battle OF Kussa II
shows that the Infantry, instead Of, as
reported, being in great difficulties ut the
time the cavalry advanced, co operated
with the latter in the attack. y ll.
lsMAlLIA, September l.--A:tcr the return
Of the Indian cavalry from a rccopnoi,rr.
ing expedition yesterday morning, lilo
enemy.s cavalry returned the visit bv
galloplng and surveying Kassassin from i
distance. iiF lniIg& t-I.,5 g.f}-sisl
ALEXANDRIA,. September News In.
been received from the interior that Arab
lasha is selling European property TO
natives Several wel-known proncr,ics
belonging, to Europeans have been coniiI,-
Gated and sold aud the names Of native
purchasers givee. ir -. yl51-t So s.i'..fI,
ALEXANDRIA, September l.-llahmoud
Fehmy. Arab. .pasha's chief en.il Ger and
military advisor, who WAS recently cap
tured by the British, arrived here to-day
in the troop ship Euphratts, md was
handed over to the Egyptian authorities
the khedive first guaranteeing ikat he
would not bc pnt death without The con-
sent Of the british AfWr5. being cues
toned BY the Egyptian Minister concern
lng Arabi Pasta, hr was conducted under
a. strong guard 10 the Governors house
where he was imprisoned. y, ~
lsAAiL'A, septt mbtr l.-Gen. Wolselev
says: Srarly every one Mt tho front is
Under canvils and those who arc not in
tents are sheltered BY reeds oi iron corn,
which Is plentiful at kussassin. / hope TO
secure the aid Sof some Bedouins shortly
with camels. .i,,g.7ii.l 3s!,,,l. H.
Fonr SAID, September l.--Only slight
sSirmshcs have taken place ut the front
during the past few days, News RECEIVED
confirms the report that Arab pasha is
Withdrawing his troops to T.l-cl.kcbir,
leaving at kafr.el.Dwar only those neces-
sary TO hold the position. ii,pE