LATER PARTICULARS.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 12, 26 July 1882, Page 3

LATER PARTICULARS.

ABABI PA SKA SIitOTNGLY ENTKENCHED.

MORE OUTRAGES. ."- EUROPEAN TOWN TO BK ATTACKED^ A WAR^^TEOF £2,300,000. GREAT POWERS ARMING. ,^ Lottpos, Jujy3!2. Ara.bi Ptfsfia is strongly elitrenehed at Kafradowar, J^^iles from A}exand4ia, and liaj tkM&rh(t » !! po,«lft n between the two Jakes, " li ican only be approached by means oi " "»us«way defended '■■ by earthworks. He? outpost's to within oi>»h. §>es of Alexandria.' Skirmishes have taken. .'/lac^ between hiu, troop* and the advanced ' fciaraii of the. British. -.' V ..> : The Europeari»><^iairiMgin the country are in most dire peril, and throughout the interior are'hunted down and Unordered. Thirty-six were, massacred iv Arabi's piesenee. '. ''■'-" '.■ The horrible details of the outrages liave, in England, create^ a great out*?ry, and the Government' sup blamed for insufficient preparation. The rote of credit aske I for is considered to be altogetlier inadequate. " - , — PoYt Sni«l is crowdoft NHfli fugiKres who fled from Alexandjia/lTairo, and the interior. ' ■'■■'£ ', An attack upon" the European towns is. preatly feared, and\ preca«t*ortary treasures are .bpint: taken.' Italy is mobilishing her. ar.niy wiLh-ft" view, .of ' possible^ intervention in the Egyptian difficulty^- . The war credit to- be aslred for by Mr Gladatbae, in 4he House of ' Com mops, to-morrow, will be for an amount^ \of v €2,300,0fX). ... Germany and Austria . are holding aloof from all questions affecting Egypt at the present juncture. The flench contingent ■ consists of 40,000 troops. Earl Granrille has urged M. Freycrhtet, Minister of War, to hasten their d«*ptifch. [The above were issued as Stab Extra* ou 'Monday and Tuesdaylast.]