New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
THE WAR IN EGYPT

v,prOI-S PHASES OF IL NO-'i
nn,r1sH FoRTIFYISG KAssAslN-sO Nl-.r,n, hi'r-.
or ro1-R OF ARABfs oFFlCEKs-iNi'''''
FFIT IN TURKEY. ;eo nits
The British Yesterday threw up iiHT popho
oround Kassasin in order to keep Ai"Vl vi" of
from sbclling their camp. Further u'''',i .;ror
Tho engagement of Saturday are "a o+
Tour of Arabis officers, VINO suiio".'.'f Kofr-
poU,lob state that most of the troops d, NO.
1,''Il,a :, II. oro worn out and would giau'y SUI
- were they allowed to 90 50, -.
''i'.'D. -,,1i,, was heard Yesterday III the uli
g AhouLir. The Turks are rlltateu y"
w" ,t of rho delay in the CONCLUSION OF 'ne
o'So',, convention with England, and accuse
.n, Erit,.b Of purposely causing the delay
THE ENGAGEMENT ON SATURDAY.
Io~Dov. sept 1O-A dispatch IRON ha'''s''.
a.. Central News Association reports 'u"' -
'-.,l,..,.nt Yesterday. besides the Egyptians WIN
odv,nced from Tel-el-Kebr, force oi I'1oo m
I'll the Desert from Salihiyeh ana opei-
the right flank of the British
III. trooos continued the engagement "'1ci ~
t..lir force had retired. They lad hrupP
- rri,h they handled well lhe brIusH
-. o,,.,lrv p1shed them hard. and hhaLy cap
- 49,. Vr,nn .,un with the team and equlp-
~ ~ .,,3 q, Green standard, which was taken rom
il,N' u an L.n5. Of dead standard
,a.rer belonging TO one OF AI'0'
p,cba's "crack" regiments. Inc sa%nhlEenr % rs con ~
frc MT wa. rou ed but the otTtIs Titib loss was
- m fairly good order me bIlush IoIs Elm al
NJ h.o.',vriy a., small perhaps eighty IN all KiIed
COM - j Ar,,l'~ plan was well devised Dul
1tqured better troops TO CRY IT. ou ioTatofoT oGu
1,fl fought bette: than they ma Et heIc1I;;oio. $50
nxpoX sept. 1.-The Iduy IGeT"Pto Tull
snonlcut al kassasin views >atur9aS inS,sI
Artu Pacaa as a complete success Ioi -" ottaclIin,
H. cd
lien IN such manner, Inc eIetiS, retiSo
the t,eH correspondent says, did not retire iar
until the tng,sh oo dead laH'vS and wounded On the
fell The wounded state that the EHg.sn r9nt tLI
was attacked by five hattaHons oI "',li ~
fy runs aud 500 cavalry, under the conn anu VI
AiahmOud Pacha SAM from od44llS ou' 80"
had altogether $4,000 men. ..o,,- Lo,-ir,
disappeared behind their lntrehcnreHts' heoSSn ~gS
Greak sunday morning the Engl7h pesaH ss
10 throw up rife pits around N hasS&Sl,, fro,5
ia order % prevent Arab ou PGG9@ t%ai@ cd%n dTOm
ipicket of The 18th Bengal Lancers chargeda a fesr
mont of tue enemys cavalry, rode through '4cul
and killed ten men, losing one o. ihcll own
whose body was subsequently, of their
bayonet wounds Inc enemy tnre" many Va 'N'-'
own wounded alive mo the canal -, r..
The Foot Guards have arrived at the Hohl.
S,,,rss are coming up fast The wounded are dOlhR
crcrll.ntly The English loss during the engage
1neut was nttv wounded. None We're Killed.
The Highland Brigade, which lett Asmaila on
&,
was extremely hot and the men suffered terribly.
t. of tbem died from sunstroke and few others
are not expected 70 live. Two hundred Meh IeA
out of the ranNs duung saturday maIcn
Ihe J,mes has the following dlsp1'ch from mas
s.t,": III. learned from prisoners taken IN >atur-
day's engagement that All Pacna eHIh' @ icV fS I q"
tack OF the allny. NO Ol 'nO "N~NOO4 -'''
soldiers have died. -, 1870 - =.
4 dispatch from Calcutta to The Times says that
order. nave been received there 10 send tents iOr u
forcr of 3 600 men gong 10 Egypt from England.
and camp equlpage tor 1000 men.