The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-27
ALL ALBION ALARMED.
No News From stewart Yet.

LONDON, Jan. 26,--Intense anxiety is
war Office had received no further It'd
ings from him up to noon to-day. Dis
patches are expected every hour. OIL
o ais make no eifort,to conceal their deep
ening disappointment as they still fail to
come. Alarming rumors are flying
about the city concerning the fate of the
brave fellows who fought at Abu Klea
Wells, and then disappeared in the des-
ert beyond. The apprehension that
serious disaster has occurred is gaining
ground.
The transport Ocean has been ordered
in readiness to convey regiment TO
Malta, and from there to Egypt, If the
occasion requires. A dispatch from
Alexandria to the Exchange telegraph
company says Gen. Wolseley has sent
reinlorcements from Korti to Gen. Stew
art and that he himself is about to press
| forward.
ITALY TO AID ENGLAND.
| LONDON, Jan. 2G.-Dispatches from
Rome state that reports are current
there which say that the Italian forces
recently dispatched to Assab will assist
the British forces in the Soudan as soon
as they are landed. Other dispatches
from Rome say unusual activity is now
noticeable at the military and naval bu-
reau. The same authority says Signor
Marcini, the minister of foreign affairs,
declares that Italy and England will
hereafter cooperate in the Medittera-
mean and Red seas.
ILoNDoN jan. GA special dispatch
from Rome states that IL is understood
in semi-oilicial circles that Italy is pre-
pared, whenever the emergency arises
to send $4,000 soldiers to Egypt to assis
in the support of the British there.
woLsELEY is NOT UNEASY.
, LONDON, Jan. 26.-2 p. m.-The wal
Office has just made public dispatcl
: received this afternoon from Gen
Wolseley at Korti. lie says he has no
yet received any further news from
Gen. Stewart. He assures the govern
! ment that in his opinion there is II
a cause for anxiety in this long absence G
= intelligence. The first news Of the bal
/ tie at Abu Klea, which was received q
;: Korti four days after the fight, wa
o brought in by Bashi Bazouks. The las
v of these, who were follow
ring Gen. Stewards army, LEI
:. in little band that carried the story {
n the fight across the desert. No informi
= ton but shat brought by these Arat
|, has yet reached Korti. Whatever add
~ tional reports Gen. Stewart may hay
Al dispatched, Gen. Wolseley says, mu
= come by camel carriers, with the orc
10 nary British escort.
\. POPULAR ANXIETY.
- The war Office has seldom been
m thronged on Sunday as it was yeste
Ma day. There were over 1000 callers, /
'p Guiding peers, members of tho house
~ commons and Of the cabinet, and of
n. GERS of the army. Many of the latte
n who had been on lesvos-of-absence hi
4 travelled hundreds Of miles on hearil
81 OF the London explosion and the cri
M cal condition of affairs. in the Soudan,
m ask for active service. All were inqu
r. ing eagerly for news regarding &c
10 Stewards situation, but the officials h
n no news TO give.
g. NO NEWS AT CAIRO.
ne CAIRO, Jan. 26.-S p. m.-No ne'
N. from the front regarding Gen. Stewa
OF but many groundless rumors are ALTO
m The anxiety as to the safety of his for
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