The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
DETER Understanding With Britain
Is Said to Bc Assured, and Hum
bert Is Relieved.
r"poscd Advance Of British Troops
into the soudsn Is Pleasing to tho
Army-fropos"d to Rcconqucr
tho Mahdts Territory.


'he statesmen of this country and for tina,
; matter OF tho whole of Europo have hce,
turned towards Berlin during nearly IN,
whole week. There, 1T Ia believed the
dreibund has been solidlfed and improved
~ netter Understanding with Great Brit
'"ih ana To the great relief OF King Hum.
pert OF Italy whose throne was unuoubt
cuiy shaken by the defeat of the Italian
army Under General Baratieri at the hat
tie OF Adowa
There is much rejoicing In the p,1,lsn
army at the prospect of another campaign
IN the soudan In spite of pastexpericnces
win the fierce. iclcss troops OF the Mnhdl
ana the recent defeat OF the Italians by
the Ahyssinians That a British r,gyptian
| advance on the Nile from WadyhaiCa on
Dongoa has been determined upon is no
longer In doubt. All the British officers
or The Egyptian army who have been an
sent ON leave have been ordered TO return
TO their posts Immediately ana d!spatch
from Cairo announces that tho Conunu,h,
Nadyhaifa, W
The proposed campaign has been pend
lhS Tor year past, although It was I'M
douhtedly precipltated by the crushing de-.
leat OF General Baratier at Adowa. which
II Is believed must have "A depressing .f.
''Nt NINh Tue lit@llEt OF fNfunpaN NrInH.
anu may consequently lead 10 an advance
northward of tho dervishors. Iiut the real
reason for the campaign now being pre-,
nafed AT the British war office rlRy he
found in the fact that Egypt will never
be secure from attack and disaster so
long as as the Mahdis power seems un.
shattered.
Although the relief of Cassalla mny be
the outward cause of the British advance
the possession OF tho regions about Don.
GOA, which Furnish wealth OF supplies |
really after and there Is little doubt |
that All attempt to capture the Madhi |
stronghold, Orduman. will follow
The plan of campaign as submitted at
the cabinet meeting held yesterday is |
that the I'VE black infantry battniions,
seven Egyptian battalions and large |
force OF artillery and cavalry, with ABOUT
100 British officers, will compose the ex.
peditionary forca The same route as that
taken in 1854 viii be followed, but owing
to the low water In the Nile at this sea-
son, the transport OF ammunition and the
supplies must be by camels, OF which n
large number VIII be required. II Is pro-
posed TO reconqucr the Soudan province
hy force. Donyoln VIII be first taken ana
then a great deal Viii depend upon cir
While the campaign ia Endorsed by the
the liberals and radical press
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