Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-29
FOREIGN News.

A Vienna correspondent trlcgtzphs IS iol
lows livery reliable Information enables me
Ia state unst y, siliveIy that 10 most iL1neulal
quarters Il Russian Poland any Polish "glta-
ton or movement Intended to take advantage
of difficulties 10 which Russia might Ind her.
s:lf vculd b. re garled as most fatal step to
the oterest of Poland. There is, OF course,
small set which have been active since the last
era complication, aud above all. since tho war
began, but it is altogether uuiuHueutial. Those
who may really be looked upon as leaders in 70
land have spoken out plainly, so as to leave 90 H.
fusion 10 the uinds Of either OF Austrian Poles,
who have lately adopted tone very hostile TO
Russia, or of enthusiastic foreigners. The Polesln
Russia trust to the force OF circumstances which
they are convinced must bIug about reaction
10 their favor. They think themselves quite
comprteut to direct their own affairs, aud Will
not allow any one else not even Poles dwelling
outside OF Russia, 10 speak or act IN thtlr
name.
The Porte recently Instructed MUSEUMS Pacha
ia call the attention of the British Government
to the armament of Greece, decallug that II an
outbreak occurs it will send troops TO Athens to
cytirpato the evil at the root. England, there
fore, addressed remoDstranc7s to tho Greek
Government. the latter has just sent note
to the Porte giving pacific assurances, and
promising, if necessary TO co operate with the
Ottoman troops in order TO rerrcSs hrlgandage
on the frontier.
The British Home Rule Conference Of Liver
rool concluded its session yesterday. MIR. Par
neil, NJ. F., was appointed President Of the
Home Rule Confederation Of Great Britain,
ard Mr.. ODonncll, NJ. p, and Mr.. Bggar, NJ.
r., Vice Presidents.
Tic London Times correspondent at Paris
teIegraphs the reason for NJ. Gambetta'd prose
cution as furnished him by one of the Duke
De Broplic's admirers is az follows:-M. De
Brogl!c has resolved upon the prosecution be-
cause he foresees the possibility Of defeat at
the elections, and thinks if that defeat led to
NJ. Gambetta's elevation to the Premiership 1t
would be disaster for France. President Nc
Nlahon could never accept as Premier a man
convicted OF insulting HIN.
1t is expected that publicity Of the proceed
ings in NJ Gambetlas trial will be prohibited.
General Grant will arrive in Edinburgh to-
day and receive the freedom Of the city on
Friday.
A correspondent at Romo teceraphs ~
have received from ordinary trustworthy sources
reformation that the Pope is suffering great
prusralon and has barely strength to attend
to any business.
IL council commands at the Vatican and
acts il the name oil tho Pope. Intrigue has
commenced which is preparatory to crisis.
Some of the cardinals are holding meetings TO
provide for any emergency.
A dispatch from Matanoras declaring that
the Diaz Government had been recognized by
the United States is not credited 10 the city Of
Mexico. A dreadful fire has occurred i'll the
Rosario mines, causing loss Of "a lives and
many others seriously injured. The Real del
Monte are failing, being worked at less OF
$50 900 per month.
Luigi DeLuca one Of the largest merchants
of Romr, has failed for 100000. The bank
rupt has ahscondcd with $50, 900.