The Huron Signal, 1882-08-11, Page 54
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. AUGUST ll, 1882.
WAIL IN EG Y,r'l1The heat at Kingston ranged between
A7 and 95 degrees during the past week.
tltaPVRT o► TAE INUAadrNT.
Glen. Aliwu's report of t..0 engage
anent with the Egyptians yatei.da4 says:
Owing to the penteteaft nature .of the
reports dilating the past few days that
Arabi was retiring from Kaleel-Dwaruls,. the 1)au.auhuar. I determined u .-
ou a ruc,nneissauce t4• asaertatn clearly
whether Arabi .ill iseld his original po-
sition struntly. ?ie left column com-
menced taro ,.,value at 4.45 p.m. The
fuuradvaiiae pkketa of the /famed* lines
mowing by both banks of the Eahtuou-
dieh calla! :11 soon anon into action
with the II
aN.Mr aTICONGLY Po'
in a group of palms en the east side and
in strong defeueible houses NMI gardens
on the ether. 'these petitions were'car-
ried, Lieut. Lyse of the 60th and a: tod-
dler being killed. Thu enemy then took
a second FewitioU one-half wile in rear,
upon rheum bunk of the canal among
high crops esid houses behind the irre-
gular bark's of the canal. Front this
position also they were driven with great
hem. 1 accompanied the right column
myself. A. M ini as theenennyobserved us
they opened tire with the artillery. I
pushed on as rapidly as possible till we
reached the point where the railway ap-
proacled neare.t to the Mahinoudiah
canal and then opened
A MUsLCT&Y Fink
on the enemy lining the honks of till
canal. Two 9 pounders were dragged on
the embankment and came into action
against the enemy's guns, the 49 pound-
er filing over our heads against the point
where the enemy's forces were beginning
to appear. I new threw forward two
companies to carry the house near the
car.p and followed up by throwing four
companies still more to iny left upon the
banks and across the canal, thus attain-
ing the position I wished and forming a
diagonal line across the causal and rail-
way. The enemy retired slowly. The
fire of their seven pounders and nine
centimeteruns was speedily got under
iy our artillery. The
O•JECT Or MY REC•ONNAIKNANc'E
was obtained and I determined to with-
eraw. The movement was carried out
v :• e• most perfect regularity and pre-
. The troops fell back I•v alter-
. •u • .ries with the regularity of a
tit ..veryattemptby the enemy to
opts crushed by the beautiful
prec ...1 rt the forty pounder and the
steady firing of the nine pounders.
TUE L.nt$Ea OF THE E.EMY
appear to have been very great. They
were so dispirited that, contrary to
the usual practice of Asiatics, they made
no attempt to follow up our withdrawal.
As the reconnaissance was a success our
trove was all I could wish. I regret to
state our lues was somewhat heavy.
Lieut. v yes was one of the most promis-
ing officers i ever met. Our total lou
is four killed and twenty-nine wounded
The enemy was about 2,000 strong.
The First Battalion of the Black Watch
(42nd Highlanders) left Edinburgh last
evening by train for London, on their
way to Egypt, A great crowd witnessed
their departure. The bated played
'`Auld Ling Syne." Greit enthusiasm
was manifested.
A .•OURAGEOt-g YOUNG CANADIAN.
The Her.tld correspondent writes : -
Latiff Effendi returned yesterday from
Arabi's lines. He reports being present
at the following conversation between
Arabi and' Midshipman DeChair: -
Arabi --Would you rather remain with
me .or return to Alexandria !"
i)eChair-"I wish to return."
Arabi -"Why 1"
DeChair-"My duty is with the guns
at Alexandria."
Arabi then (addrea,ing his ohcnrs)
.aid: -"This boy is an example to you
all. Do not allow a hair of his head to
be harmed. I only wish he was born an
Egyptian instead of an Englishman.
LORD CHARLES EERE.YroRD.
This naval officer,who has been select-
-, ed CI lead the land forces at Cairo until
the arrival of the British army, was at
Tioturia B.C., as lieutenant of H. M. S.
Clio twenty-one years acro. He was
then a young, harum - scarum fellow,
full of fire and energy, and when he
came ashore with his friends was
accustomed to make the old Colonial
Hotel "howl." Shortly before arriving
at Esquimalt the Clio called in at Hon-
olulu. One night Lord Charles and his
party, when ashore, knocked the Ha-
waiian coat -of -arms from the front of the
U. S. consulate, and carrying it aboard
ship nailed it up in his rooni. Next
morning complaint was made to the cap-
tain of the Clio, who compelled his fris-
ky young lieutenant to carry the insig-
nia ashore. ascend a ladder with ham-
mer and nails, and in the presence of
several thousand people, restore the
coat -of -arms to its accustomed place.
Lord Charles is a brother to the Marquis
of Waterford, and is a particular friend
of the Prince of Wales, whom he accom-
panied to India.
Rt'ttm1A'a reteeERY.
It is reported that Russia has 200,000
men collected in the Caucasus with all
stores and munitions of war for a descent
upon the Bosphorus should an opportu-
nity offer. It is said the delay in Eng-
land in forwarding the army to Egypt is
caused by the knowledge of these facts,
as well as the calling out of the English
reserves and the acceptance of services
of some volunteer artillery.
On Saturday it was hotter still elcur-
si ma even aril g their popularity. On
'dwelt h'riday several Mama tainted.
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