The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-02-26

I'M NJ liafhFf ~ account u mahY fhlf
Whl0li occurred hone, ~ HnofuHfds vi
-, ~ ~ ffni lNu, together wi
y hp Firnnl 1nd linRlish oUnsuis,
small steamer Ia lpngnla
b, COMMONPLACE Ut'n tho nfust rli
luhutr iliuTf Ing fIl SnDda
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company ihFr a. llfher, ~ kurp N
way q Ear iur tA, ~ 90 piss tO lIt rLtr d
wAds DUnRola. How many ii n,a ha,
| wfilirn, aYkinE mr. ynihfrernent
aud calling your serious attention
r tue Suudan, aud no answer came
My mons hearts have bnc ma worn an
with the delay WEiln yui are ontln
, ard drinkng aud rsAing Ia good bed-
= $50 and those win a., soldiers ana,
servants, arc Watching night aud day
trying To quoll tho movement Of r.
Mahdi. OF course you take no iut.Ts,
10 suppress this rebellion. SERIOUS CON
sequences, which ara tho reverse 10 vie
tories, are In store Tor You. Neglect
there.wt mt do.
Stewart starts in two days. My reason
Tor sending him Is because YOU have
been silent all this while. You have
neglected us. We have lost time with
out doing any good. II troops be sent
To us the rebellion will cease. When
they reach Berber the inhabitants viii!
| n.
Therefore, II IL hoped you will listen To
all Stewart tells you, and regard 1t sori.
ousiy. Send the troops we have asked
for without delay.
Gen. Gordon also instructed messen-
ger sont from khartoum, on December
!, 10 deliver the following message Ia
Lord WOlseloy: "DOn't scatter Your
troops. Bring plenty of troops. The
enemy are numerous. We still hold
Ill.
are beyond Muncho. I'll Mahdists
month ago attacked Omdurman aud
disabled one of our steamers. We die.
ahied one OF their guns. Fighting was
renewed on the south side three DAYS
later. The rebels were again repulsGd
Come quickly. Don't leave Bsrber In
your rear. Keep the enemy in your
proach spread"
The Blue Book concerning Fgypt con.
tains II telegram sent in September,
which gives II summary Of tho letters |
sent By Gen. Gordon ON various dates, |
from April q to January 81, 1881. In |
these Gen. Gordon says: "Let tho re-
lief expedition follow the right bank |
of the Nile from Wady IInlia to Berber,
IN the hope OF surprising Borbor."
THE ALARM or osMAN.
4 Suakim Telegram says the arrival OF |
the British troops has alarmed Osmsn
Ligna, who Is trying TO gather large
force al ramai. Oman recently killed |
4 messenger from fUka bearing the news
that the mudlr of ID NICOLA, assisted hy
the ShukrHi tribe, had engaged in a bat
tio with the IHddondo was, who had !
Latacked friendly tribes supplying tho
English with guns. Two thousand !
are reported to have
been killed by The mudir and his allies.
MORE AVDl'I upNDON
The Daily News says that on Dscam-
her IL, when Gen. Gordon declared that
NhartOum was all right, he sent 4 Sc
ret and confidential Dispatch, saying
bis troops wore suffering from lack of
and Gen. Wolseley should
lome quickly by way of Metomneh or
B arber.
Tho French and German governments
nave cordially congratulated England
lpon the victory of the English troops
~ Abu Klea.
ENGLISH PRESS OPINIONS.
The Post this morning says Musurus
-'asha, the Turkish Ambassador 10 Lon.
Ton, with Eehmi Pasha, Turkish sps-
'iai commissioner, called on Earl Gran
vile on Saturday and communicated to
hin an important ConstantinOple dis
1atch they had just received, regarding
Turkish interventiOUS in the Red Sea.
england and ether powers have asked
ne porte 10 occupy tho chief ports on
h0 Rod Gog, but this request
has been refused unless the British
hall evacuate Egypt and the porte
20 allowed TO garrison Alexandria.
france and Russia, the Post says, have
Ieen influencing the porte TO pursue a
policy which, II carried out, will be a
certain disruption of the friendly reis-
ions between Turkey and England, and
Compromise the peace of Europe. II the
course OF tohml Pasha rs suggested 70
should be carried out, it
would re4uscitate the eastern question
and the result be- beneficial to the porte.
Granville is disposed again TO favor
Turkish Intervention in the
Red sea questions, upon condition
hat Turkey is in accord with England
md her allies, aud not as tho instrR-
nent Of hostile powers.
The News says the Egyptian papers TO
% submitted 10 parliament viii contain
. statement from Gen. WOlseley. ne
DongOia to make terms with him, on the
coalition of FL Mahdi being made
sultan.
The Standard says the porto has seat
o all the powers Its protest against
tally occupying Msasowah. There is
.reat indignation NJ Coustsptinoplo, tho
'orte believing that Ita " has $ secret
ftdJy Win EnklSRu.
The latest adyices from the Soudan
ay the hostile Arabs appeared
It ADu Klea on the night
If the 10Th inst, and were
dispersed by few rounds from
len. Buffers Gardner guns. This in
which is conveyed in q dis
,atch dated Abu Klea, Feb. 20, also
ontains the statement that the Arabs
AIKEN prisoners by Gen. Butler state
hat Ell Mahdi has returned to Khsr-
Juul.
a KHARTOUhI REMINISCENCE.
KORTI, Feb. 23.-'fha messenger sent
n Monday failed TO reach Kbartoum
nd has returned to this place. He met
native who was present at the capt
re Of khartoum and who said lGt
iahdi's soldiers killed Gen. Gordon
18th swords and spears; that the regu-
tr soldiers, with some few exceptions, g
rere killed, but that the wsmen and :,
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