Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-07
Fore: Gn News.

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tce delivered the opinion
Foreign SeWs.
The Turks have occupied AicXoaz. The
Loudon Stand .rds SPECIAL Correspondent at
Berllp says sloce the decIloaton OF Turkey to
grant an armsticc 40 break Of Russian
and Turkish war is deemed in well-uiorrned
circles unavoidable. The London Standards
correspondent at Nssa mDk"s surprising state
pents, that large numbers Of Bulearan-, OF all
classes are Joining the Turkish army. They
are represented as showing much feeling
against the Servlans besause the later lave
brought mischief 90 them The LJudon lines
spcciat from Belgrade reports that the Turkish
forces 10 Bosnia are now c1nhncd 10 h" north
ern border, the linz o. the Drina and he ex
| trcme south. The greater par Of !ne province
is free from them. The number Of Insurgents
in arms 10 the South is very large aud IS u-
creasinr. The difficulty Of ti"lr c1inaunlcat
ing with the rest ii he world has aoue caused
| their efforts to b. uudtreatlmat d. \ Dispatch
| from Cpns'autlnope 10 the London Daly lei
cgraph states that the British Government has
made strong representations - lux y, through
her Ambassador, Sir II. u. h llott, that Ii the
war continues the Turks must be prepared to
| La Liberia, of Rome, says the Italian Minister
OF War, foresecng fresh complications !n the
| East intends to recall officers aud men 90 fur
| Tough. Advice5 from the City OF NJ Xlco to
the lSt ult. state that the revo!utlonl-t Cen
eral D.az remains at Oaxaca, and Is alr4Id to
leave lest the citizens pronounce against him.
| The Government forces are marching %
Oaxaca. Gen. NJ ia has withdrawn .rl- oppo-
sltion to President L:rdo, and the la trs con
tipuauce in the Presidency is cousld,rcd GER
tan The American Congressional border bill
is we'll received by the Mrxican press. lu the
! jurisdiction of Sa"cti Spirltus, Cuha, tine In
surgents are soliciting pardon from hc Spanish
authorities 10 order to escape servlc" IL III"
RI bel ranks. Sangui recently came from the
jurisdiction Of Puerto Principe 10 collect The
scattered Insurgents iuto one body for fighting
purposes Many refused to oby his orders.
| Several local leaders were scz:J y Saas ul!I
aud forciby conducted into the Puerto PM
cipe Jurisdiction. The insurgents recently as
sassiuated peaceful .ouDtrym"n as they wrra
collecting cattle four leagues from Sanctl Splr
i'u5. The outrage has caused great ladlgna.
ton.
YELLOW FEVER IN SAVANNAH.-There
were fifteen new cases and clevcG iutermeDts
from yellow fever at Savannah yesterday. The
authorities of Augusta have established a quar-
anti0e of thirty days upon all passengers coming
to that city from Savannah. The Savannah
News, speaking OF the alTm caused in that CT J
| by tt g confirmation of rumors that yellow fcYer
Was present, says: Never 10 our recollection
have we witnessed such utter and complete de-
moraIzatiou a. made itself apparent on thu
streets aud at the railroad depots, and We thlnk
that in few other cities could such d panic be
developed upon such short notice" The News
of the lst lust says: 1T is estimated thai
about two thousand persons have lett By rail-
roads and steamers during and since the
panic.
The closing races Of the International regatta
were rpwcd at Philadelphia yesterday. The
four -oarrd race resulted 10 favor of The Thames
crew, the fua single scul race Was WOO by
HanIon of Toronto, and the foal pair cared
race by Faulkner ard Regan, OF Boston.
Yesterdays paid admissions to the Centennial
grounds are estimated at SO 529. The Mayor
and Councilm % of Richmond Va, re On the
grounds, tut as their arrvaI hid not been
officially announced, they were DOT rendered u
formal reception.
The report Of 40 anticipated duel between
N. X. Trout, of Stauuton, ami j. V. Chiffon,
of Warreulou, is said to have beeo without
foundation. Mr.. Trout died last Sunday III
Staunton.
DIED
1918 OF har Lotto rocijarn.