The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-12

tlcr az pcefCl or war l. now olif ~ III.
hands OF Chs British Admiral. and J. y,sf,,,
sosciy in Arab Bey and IN following. Tbe
uiimaium vas sent in this morning earlv
Admiral Seymour demanded the Surrend..r
al the iori> ~ the mouth ~ tho harhor
should the demand not be complied VIII
firt VIII le opened is-norrov noruipe-
caTiv. II J. possible that Arab NAV
81 tdc iasi moment give way. hut this
l. uoi anticipated. He has committed
himself too far % draw back. l. il
rs heardn- the Western Power. that no
obtained hI~ prestige and Influence win,
ths Egyptians. To sun, nder the lori, ~
tAe demand oi England alone wjtbo,t
striking blow would be- fatal. Early ms
morning The remaining British Spbierf.
cnlfarAeG. AID. saYc 81 few Ifalilu. and
Greeks. the European portion 81 Ia, ponu-
Il-iou o. Alexandria deserted the town
Tap-e VINO remain are p-imcunllv shor-
Srercr~. vlo prefer ANY rI>k rather than
adon iltr property o. the mercy of tine
rlo.. They nave larric.,Gcd their house.
ana viii rs-l-i o. the last 1u1 atteuut on
th. nlv' ot iHe mob to uv,as iu when the
heu.ardWeu. tcCiu~"
rUE TEI EGIAPE-sHIr.
The ChIern Telegraph hin ms also
moved ou.. 4nd ha> taken up q station or
oi run-shot. She hl~ weighed tnr c1lIe
.-t De- .u correction witt Malta. A~ Go,-
eminent me~~a-t> viii Lave precedence
...r Others. q Is uncertain ~ what time
81 Grains cfU lr >er- 0f tomorrow with
.--.- Oi lt bonn 4rGmsU.. Tine In
r'-.Hie Is anchored opposite Tie Mex
.r. n tae Outer Alrlor. and tho
-1Tea c.e~. iy. III Tie ior' and Oh
- 'loluit.- WORKS art seven r,gFv riieg
--1, bearing 0u Gee fer-. Al &. ready FOR
u. TIL. Guns ere sirearr loaded and
trained or -ar Iort~ DBL rtaGiae~~ fq~
instant wora should De latter take .he liz
.a-.fe. IAe hesf spirit prevail, ameuc
.tcCr> and Men. quite . ~eli-relau. ar
prevails. tuf movlL I,.- are conduct
.. aulftV and without iU~,. So ouiouk-
e.- wou. suppose tiIt .- auv moment tie
SHIPS MI-lr Ut engaged IE 80 deadly c0r-
f... -n mU.L does al resent 'e ordinary
Va-a 1ua peaceful mauWUvre,. ON shore
r-It0lr fauic Wa, excited hy tls laru.-
l-- ey,- @. Tie merchant md foreign war
--- FROM rl. H1ri 0' ana uv th movie
--- oi cu- own ncn-oi-wIT. Urea, num-
ler, re- na'iye- arc ieaylr- th, town."
hl.div. declined thr invitation Of
o.. i~.ti.- 1u,u-teuela. o. embark Oh
o.. L-- sl -lp-. >a7 il- thar As could not
. give ll, eu-Mir~ au 0pp0rtunir'
g ,.rir- t-ll he deserted lis post af 10,
of foreign f1- The uev-
tla 'raclr- u, lr0M shore Is o. THE
t--t t-- tle military SaY Thar after
defending flt Tort, o. TIE last tick
w retire On tle interior. where pre-
icT further resistance ara
eur te. They bayc Organized au ambIi-
.-.. -a~tir, auG have stopped gn railway
t-e from talrc. on the Mvinci1lc
tl--r,.-iI.- j. relCy t0r action. The water
f-L- conn arrGe MS are closed. tie loDm3-t
- track. ~lld-Ja-- arf piled ou tac upIci-
battery rcch ta project tA- men working
t D-t.iE- guns and tht riiiemcL posted
-r
AZ CLOSE QUANTITIES.
~. -h4l probably engage the forts Al
..-e quarters. our medium auC small
-r-l- men Wii. be- able L. do much o. SeeY
l1rl ,he ir. az tAe enemy Guns. They
-ra DOUBTLESS taking oar range 81 present.
W Wi re deceived u tbeE THINK Nte -haii
L--, from nur present luoorln@,. W. tf'-
t.r-Io- morning CCt under weigh ana
a moving during tire action. rendering
u.-l-U ior inexperienced gunner
'H Arep uI uu effective ire. A.
. wU.e-2t c.ci9ek-thc American
-7.-4Tou Do ,tsam.ng past. severn.
--.uie- .re ie.8- exchanged. Our band,
.l rlTlug " Hail Columbia theirs God
-afe -ls Queen" Their departure leave
On, British tea- l1ua face o. face Will Tie
L-Tl- lr batteries. except whore lar ~
SD, .-e -4. oQr The German and Austrian
steamer, le ,t.H he,iialing whether a.
Obey llt admire warning.
ALExlynsIA-3 Z. N-NeW- IRON shore
i- g. t-- eject tla1 the c0uim0tior among
,-t poruaca DE- rapidly iucres>in-. No
numbering hss vc+ BEGUN. Tie TROOPS
continue a. patrol The streets. >o LlHo-
Ifal- are visible ia the streets. although IL
..i-u@red .Iia' no le-s than J.Qt" Greeks
les rtine-. aua Ill.iIu. ramalD.
4LEXANlUI1-5 T. M-No message OF
.--reuler haVe CONE of shore. Inc -i-naI
-.- .eer boosted i0r The fleet 60 clear ioi
ACTON. In,iG, ihe harn0r. beginning lroih
FoIt PhaIos. iie the Temeralre- Ai.Nail-
-.- -urer-. sultan. and lntcNioie. ll-I'
1l board tAe laieXbie ali T. READY ioi
aaflll. Numerous, wind--aii- Tor FeniL'-
lal aeiW~eu lle deck, during tn a'-
-- form strange io0A a, ihcl lowe.
i-r above the .ombTe tuu ets. W. >A1A
Pre- hottest fight 4 large cohiih-tl.
Fil dlseMnalk from tine ila2-shlp IL
required o. complete tie dl-m-hlitliisI
9i ile forts. Major Iuiiocb. ihf HllilS't3
,,a-lt. vii. accompany The shore uFl-@u,,
q Lac ir frequent reconuoi -sanceS oui..iHyu
complete information n 10 the ioIt' IL.
.ae.. Gatlfn.. and Nerdenieidt gum VIII
cover their movements. Lying behinu tilo
i-..-elad, are the Bittern. Decoy. 'ygnet'
and 0udor. gInbO1ts. all outside o. li,
ra1-e ~ nre o. the batteries Behind
these. agsin. I. great fleet Of steamer, if-
ar result. llf 41A4--
TRAN and German war-stcemefs aplt-N 60
i- ~ ltsr s,orfin-readv 20 move outside.
MOVING or TIE SHIPS.
81 Il O'Clock thu lnvincibie. MoiArcu,
-aa Penelope moved on ana alieHoieu
outside tae harb0r. The scene nov "
impressive ia q high DEGREE. >lo"i9 "u .H'
foreign steamers moved from theli III
ard steamed out Of the haTnor- Hc NJ
claL. steamers presented no feGuiii y. ~
a1' TIE Nar-snip- % the NIl'ou' l-'''
steamed oar IN sqBadroIs. s4lu'Il- ~ 'At
Pass the Admiral na2. al 81 "''
taad- plsyed national airs o1.'i' nj,
breath OF wind was D.oNin1' -
various ensign dro0ped asAiiiS' 'L'
mesfs. The bri0ht eastern rAy -.
head. the deep blue sea- lHe VIZ
f0tled crews clustering on ii' 1880
enc ne knowledge Of the chall-e -. 49,.
would soon take place rendered iAc 'lA'c''
'roses.;as, ID ,.-aT-.l,ir,. extremely impre--
,.fe' The merchant steamers weIe az
crowded with refugees. those who had ileiu
"a n TIE last ia hopes that matters wouio no.
c0sae % 90 extremity. BY hall-past i nc
American squadron Of three ship-, TWO
Russian vessels, one Austrian, aud one
German slcfe remained
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