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Pa.ha, whom they met ontheirw way through,
that the Egyptians killed numbered over six
hundred
ADMIRAL sErMouR CRITICISED.


that the Egyptians killed numbered over six
hundred.
ADMIRAL SEYMOUR CRITICISED.
The Friday newspapers In New York crit
icise Admiral Seymour for allowing Arab
Pasha to escape, declaring there should have
been force to land Immediately ON the
presentation Of the flag Of truce, to prevent =
pillsge and to cut off Arab.
LANDING MARINES.
The marines who landed took ra,ions for
day. The party detailed for spiking the
guns landed at Fort Kuebe aud di.mantled
the large smooth. bore pieces. Admiral Sey-
mour wished to land marines and take pos
session Of Fort Napoleon and march to Cam
eldik, but on hearing that the fort was mined
and that large body Of soldiers were sia.
toned at Cameldik, the operations were
postponed. The Condor has gone TO Por,
Said. The Admiral performed a graceful act
on Tuesday. He steamed around tie feet
and his men cheered each ship In succession.
The Queen has telegraphed Seymour con-
gratulations on his success.
THE ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS.
LONDON, July lathe Ne,cs of yester-
day morning says: There is reason to believe
II Turkey declines or hesitates to restore Or
der In Egypt, the Conference will summon
England TO land force for that purpose.
Germany and Austria have telegraphed
Gladstone their approval Of the action Of
the feet. g.. w.. -~'
81 A correspondent at Constantinople says
that the Ministers consider the Turkish
troops and ironclsds should 60 to Egypt At
once. The Sultan is considering the project.
WHO SET THE FIRES.
LONDON. July l5.-Tbe Times says 300
Christian refugees were saved in the Coptic
church during the massacre. The fires in
town were undoubtedly directly instigated
by the principal supporters Of Arab Pssha,
II not by himself. After the lootlng com.
menced, the soldiers attacked the original
during'the engagement, was ct Fort Napo.
leon, which neither fired nor received shos.
Afier the firing had ceased, he rode through
the town, accompanied by Mohsmed LoIni,
and other ministers. Subsequently p riy
If soldiers deliberately set fire to the French
Consulate. Another parry proceeded In q
systematic manner to set fire TO the other
side Of the great square. The whole district
IS so ruined that even The stree. openings are
indist!ng
MARINES LANDEp.
ALESANplaA. July u, a p.m.-The Amer
ican marines occupy the Great square, with
headquarters ia 81. Marks building. Cap.
tain Fisher of the insexible commands the
forces landed. All the Calling guns are
ordered ashore.
Admiral Seymour telegraphed at II o'clock
last night the fire in Alexandra was not
spreading. A force Of Germans have landed
TO protect the hospital, and party Of Amer
leans to establish Consulate. The bou,-
harding Of Tuesday almost exterminated
the Egyptian corps Of artillerymen, which
was the bes. branch Of the army.
It is now possible to walk the streets with
out an escort. The cafes and shops are re.
opening aud confidence Is generally reviving.
Admiral Seymour telegraphed at l:20 this
morning; a! am organizing . police force
as fast as possible and have occupied the
gates and two forts"
ARAB TWENTY MILES AWAY.
Arab Pasba 10 believed 10 be encanped
within twenty miles Of Alexandra with q
reduced and disafrcted army. No Arab
soldiers In Alexandria are allowed to carry
arms, aud four who refused to give them up
were shot. Altogether Alexandria presents
such spect acle as is seldom witnessed in
history. Under the most favorable aircum-
St ances twenty years cannot restore 1t TO Its
former state. r.
LENDING 4 HELPING HAND.
The American marines were the Hrst to
land and help to restore order; the Germans
followed. Both were landed without any
political instructions from their respective
All the vessels In the harbor
except those Of Austria and Greece landed
men. A famine IS spprehended. The offices
OF the Ottoman Bank escaped destruction.
There have been three .ieavy explosions
on shore since noon. "A
1t Is reported that a number Of Arabian
Shleks have promised 10 support Arab
Pasha. W .. 4
ALEXANDRIA. July 18.-Orders are given
to send all maranders to headquarters, with
q written statement Of their cases, to b.
logged. Incendiaries continue to be shot.
Five rebel officers captured by the marines
have been handed over To the Khedive, and
will be shot by loyal Egyptian troops. The
Khed,ve has dismissed Arab Pasha from the
Ministry Of War. The fire continues.
ALEXANDRIA, July 10. 0 p. m.-Arabi
Pasha is still at KafreDwar. His force con-
ssts OF four regiments Of infantry, 1909 IT.
regular troops. one regiment Of cavalry with
800 horses, thirty-six Krupp guns and TWEEN
ty-two mitrailleuses. Arab Pssha sent al
officer to Alexandra to embargo the rolling
stock Of the Cairo railway and 5000 tons Of
coal. The officer was made prisoner. The
British have cut the Cairo railway hear Lake
Mareotis. !.
The Khedive has summoned Arab Pasha
TO Alexandria. threatening to treat him Is
rebel IL he refuses to obey.
MARsEILLEs, July l7.--Six French trans
ports have been ordered to get ready 10 en-
bark troops.
!. ALExASDRIA, July l7.--Lientenant Jack
son, wounded In an attack OF The forts, Is
dead. sH sr3rls s4siaE TITS 4..s ai'E
PARIS, July i7.-The cabinet council re-
solved to accept the invitation to protect the
Suez Canal jointly with England. ~
10 Arabs losing Prestige.
NEW York, July ls'-Arabi aud Tonlba