Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-27
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UNDxR THE GUNS OF THE SQUADRON.
LONDON, Feb. H.-0sn. Grabam's
troops remain snoamped between Trink-
ilat and Cape Madks, under the guns Of
The squadron. Following the counsel
Of Gen. Gordon, Admiral Hewitt has
decided 70 await the arrival Of the horse
and artillery before ordering an add
VANCE,
UNBURlKD DEAD.
Admiral Hewitt has sent an order to
0osksm for 5000 black troops 70 20 aud
bary the dead Of Baker PRshA's army,
Wing On the field at Teb. Many hum
drsds Of bodies are lying unburied, I'LL
ing the air With . noxi0us faint, and an
sutbrsak Of cholera 10 feared In the
camp.
TIE MUTINoUs BLACKS.
Ths black troops who refused to pro-
ed 70 Trinkitat yesterday left Suakem
toe hat plaoe today, being assured that
~ would not he wanted to fight.
ARABS IN FORCE.
: oavalYy reconnoisance Vas made to.
~ towards Teb. Arabs were found in
ibsoo beeween Teb and the eArthworks
thrown up BY Baker Pasha. Every sign
indieatsa that Osman DiQna. the rel,Sl
loa1es. means to contest the advance Of
~ British trOops.
CHANGE OF BASE.
q h reported that the Government.
o1ling under the advice Of Gen. WOlse-
~, has ordered Gen. Graham to trans
~ " baas Of operations ~ Suakem,
u1nnee, With strengthened men and ar-
ellssy, he intends to march TO the AZ
multof Taminieh, O~man Digma's head
V1Aztsn.
MAncHIN0 ON KRARTouM.
The report that. Ell Hahdi 10 marching
levard Khartoum 10 confirmed. He
sAeed the twelve member Ut the
011Aelte Aisaion before leaving FL
Qoobo, receiving q ransom Of E.sS0O
0aoe9A The Austrian Consul ut khar-
~. IA Ashdi's iunctiou after his
4 Molegy q FL Obeid In explained thus
tn6ing that the aheiks Of the principal
ajln Wished 10 20 home Nth their
~ b order 10 attend the harvest. he
selainsd : holy truce during the
oseaAs Of 00haFrsn aud HAfas, osidinR
~ ~ date Of the anniversary Of the
Ia . the Prophet. That time having
nsazsd. ths campaign will DO resumed.
rAo0Ps ADVANCING.
Two Egyptian battalions. with two
0Asl!ne guns and twenty tons OF am
sealsiou, viii start for Ass0uan on
aesnoAy. EnRlish troops will follow,
OCu1l vrxLINa AT KHAHTouM.
kRAlToux, Feb. 26.-The city 10 tran
NM and the market 10 full Of Arabs
" Who freely bring in produce, the
esco q which have fallen one half
- 0oedoa'a arrival.
OascAL CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
AkM, Feb. &.-Ihe condition Of
- hsee y critical. The Turks in
and Of The Nobians, Who refused
- Trinkttat, have resigned.
PRxpAaMo ron BATTLE.
OAno. Feb. 8.-Gs.u. Graham tels-
o Gen. Stevenson that prepare
toe his advance are completed
- altered the p0eitiOn Of the troops
- Itaht wing 10 nov resting on thu
seAind Trinkitat. The Ei9hteenst
NJ made . reconnaissance today
Asos Tsb and found the enemy u
49, - TIE nights and a. the entrauc>
S oeole. Gen. Graham will be ~
- By eight guns, worked by nava
~. u b expected that the baitl,
~ plaza Saturday, and the point
~ ~ will b three miles porshwes
t!nkttat. The British Minister. an
- eanoti0n Of the homo govern
hAA instructed Gen. Graham, be
eAeaaina the rsbsls, TO summon
s,, Oeama 70 release al the roka
- and ell the Survivors Of Sinka
B - % return to Egypt. and II b
I - kheRate them 20 give hiu
~. \ sosehWith. TIE Miuisasf advise
0ovssnmsnt that il Gen. Graham
Os0an Diema il should sso
saveees q the British troops on ID
o E Tauauisl, Canaan DiRma'
.Fesee. and n0s let them astemp
- ~ = 1sebss, - an advance b
- Red Sea would o0mpromis
~ 80 of Gen. Gordon and -
y = hslievs HAT Il vns Intend
49, var against n Nahdi.
= nm PACE on nm unxrY.
HAT. FEB. "a thouaan
| UooUo A6vanood four miles 4
sosaplsd Baker PashA's furtil
w NJ 10 eaany retired waving Tbs