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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6485, 30 August 1882, Page 4

Tee 'Jfiihirairal oi alarge Briiiih fares frora; Alersadra ipropexatKnis at; Kafradpirar bai apparen*tiy ecooczaged tee Bedssiai to ascuaa'. tl'e ""aggresnre at "tfce' f&rzner place. Thsj ase leportedifei .be rnn«tsiag ia force in the iiugbeazkpod aedtobe throiricg rip ryar Fort Mex. lis fori is h=ld by. a cf HighUnderz, short time, ago rppa&ed aa the BaStim rart&Bfcjioaitsoc. SirjGarnet Wolseley, baa =»£ reosfsrad bi3 forward jnu^"£m£2t. " Ue ttill remsiaß wiiii his fawpa" at pr&labjy airaiting the arriral of the Xitirc Cavalry, aosr cm thsir •ray to thefcinL HisTicKny crrer the eieaiT appears to liare beeaaaesnj ose._on thfiapprcacaofUießritiili, theyStd , isi grcit "disaniir. ltaTiiig eTerjthißg ie tie kaads of ocr troops.- Tpere is no dessdte of the £ali oi Kanadowar, bat a brief cablegrasi th?t tae thief oScers of Arabi's stiff bare been caatored. Tha zataial inference draim froai this ecrap oi intelligence is, tbat Kaxradowar iz issw in the poesEssca of the Biitiih, acd tbat the Egjptiazis have been -rooied by Gencnl force. tn : .5 to be the esse, the cunpeiga ia litsly to laps; into a species of gaerrißa warfare. With a <Jaieated and da&a&sd srrsj, and deprived of his principal oScers, it is rs>t probaHe that Arabi 'sitt iiiate s stand, and roa tie risk cf a pitched ; battle. ; Tee Britizh are stsited. , tb"~bei. abcrat , .tj> jKexce the carrcnr- isthmo3 - wbicb'* divides Lake Maerotis from the Mediterranean. T%?a as done at the beginning of the present cestmj, bafc the chiiniel wis rfisseti by ilehonei A 1?. The object of this undertaking is cot qcite clear, 7inles> Rigland intends to.take s isare thaa friendly interfeiJin the.Sitare or tbe landofthePharzohs. Bat this isanassnniptioß at variance -vrith tha declared policy ef ilr. and icrecoacilabJs with the assurances given to the Kisedire by the Duke of Cannaught ca -behalx of - the Qaeen." : —'"". v