WAR IN EGYPT!
g, . - , ivraM. ]• H Jaxi l.'.iii JjQNDONy- at 26. The Egyptian . troops are.:;dute de "• moralised, and are unlikely 1 tofjnake any t ; stjjndiefpce.Z^ailig.^? f" I ; 'jjThe, : only' toj Wn»| t; Ai-abj.^o.submity'tOtthe " " s i.Ai.thjrd armyjdivisio'n is now;TOdbilising ;'!| at.Alc(?rßhotr-'\;«ic'WL. i: Vifiuaaia'lias'' tHe B/ifislii woveim-} |r; sub- :■: tlji'ejJSjyplijin^(ius9Ko^'' , ls thejßi) ws of jjFt 4 i " , f° r( !§. ( if l A l '*bs | ' i attaoked,(j.pi ql the J J despatph* boat's hi'<tl)e ir \; peurai-bqfewefe'-driven. (Ml'.',''f% wrvrn j.i ■-:«■; I-- •;;^ U g U ,f^" 1 ;; The; J ocpq.pi|,t}o'o i ;;iif secures j.i the'tiaW i p'4«aig9"ofthedeseit;'^;; ;•: ;ihe railway between Suez arid Ismailia ~; hid heenjepaired.' i t . i ~': 3; r ; :a .;. .jThe Rjyal have*ived at ■■ i»»»ife.j.u hut ai /;;■:;■;■•; ,S!fc f. : A further reserve, has. beejjmfo'med of \ the IndiaiOontingeD't, r,i ••"s<ij<j •/ M'.iDe..Le9Seps:hasi emoarltejf fo) France. i • 'iSit'Garhet I to the ij Hoiiie"' authorities" f-)r meets. if. W$ tiSrIWMMM-B[%kar and a f general erigagemeniia, imminent ti. Arabi t .itl ajEartijjg lj .ap arnjofljel train. V. ing,at dOTOrflak-u-ililibe BjuJimi ousted j< twelve t' Hi(ralßy.vc6mmandiri|i strong i fo™i^™fwi-iw id u p° n !/ Kaf f yeßtpr4gy ISmm , Sid i;' on the j;; 'nemy.'s k return.ripe wasifith'afeeblestidatription, i'. andifiUiß'believe'd'-llhat i withj- ■•twdkWew aw nenWse.TniM isterton l Jox-olothing, arncory, 'ironmonger ?, b'oois ge|'i;e.
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