Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-24
Foreign News.

"At the close Of yesterday morning s Councll
President MacNlahon plainly Informed Minis
ters De Broglie and Fourton that the idea OF
Ministerial changes would not DC entertained
| At the prescott moment" The TrlbuGal OF
Marenpes has sentenced Deputy Mcstreau TO
| one months Imprisonment and 1000 francs
fine for Insulting President MacNlahon and the
| Ministers The leading American residents OF
Paris met at the American Legation yesterday
and decided TO give Gen. Grant splendid sub
sciption banquet 90 Saturday. Five hundred
guests, irc udng laCi:s, have been Invited.
Minister Noycs Informed The meeting that
President MacAIahon would not be present at
the dinner at The Legation on Monday, hut
would attend q subsequent reception. Genera
i Grant will probabe visit President MacNIahoa
I on Tuesday. On Wednesday President Mac
Nlahon will give dinner at The Elysce 10 Gen.
Grant and the American Legation. NJ. Duho
chc, founder Of the Compton dHa CnrIptcs, II
dead.
The Prussian Diet met Monday An impoT-
taut and exciting debate is expected TO lake
rlaco Friday on the resignation OF Count Won
EuIepburg, Minister of Justice, and on The Goa
tiuucd absence of Prince Bismarck from the
capital. Tho debate is likely to extend to the
constitutional relations between the Cabinpt
and the Diet. a deficit CT I5 200 900 marks
is anticipatedin the German Exchtuuer Count
Won Eulenburg declines the Through offered
him, and Insists Cd The acceptance OF his rc,lE
nation.
The Austrian budget for 1873, which was
presented TO the Reichsrath yesterday, shows a
deficit Of 20 200, 600 forms, agalas! 81 500 900
for 1877. The Mioislcr Of Finance said he
hoped that az equilibrium vii! b., established
By 1880.
A telegram from Madrid sjys it IS annouhc-
cd that ministerial circular will shortly BE- Is
sued stating that the spirit u the Constitution
favors large and comprehensive federation OF
dissenting religion.
1t is announced that Sir II. &. Elliott will
succeed Sir A. Buchanan as British Aub:s-
sador to Vienna. The Bolton strike is ended,
the hand mule spiuncrs having accepted the
masters terms
A telegram, dated Lima, Monday, states
that the British ship Wcslicii has put back
10 consequence o! a muIiny on t0iri. Oac man
was killed.
According TO telegram iroHi Genera! Mo.
ralcs dc los Rios, directed to the General ill.,
Chief Of the army 10 Cuba, MarlocZ Campos,
and transmitted by the latter 10 the Captain
General OF the island, ]ovcllGr the force uadrf
Colonel Moseovicjo, Of The ilolgu!n Brigade,
has made prisoners Of the so called PRESIDENT
of the Republic, Don Thomas Estrada, and the
Secretary of the SO called Cuban Chamber Of
Representatives, and several other members OF
that body.
ne havana Onicta' uaZ'''e l'ln'H''tH roy
al decree, uateu inc IOth Instant authothnE
thc Minister OF INC Co'on'cs VI grant c,,'I''"
ihdu!SencGs lot pehalleS IhloSIu ~ eH'' - !,
DUMAS anu courts =. MARTA. VI 'h"": Enl.s y.
treason anu feoei'loo' top'lS conn:I't , -
tue o.a'c on 'ccount VI Hucn 'ic"''" n'l ~ ,i
stofeu On au appcal III I'VE iotln - ~ wy
erone1': Il tnG to"'' T 'u,u,. n'','n a',n
term oi ioul nou'hS; nc iI, -, p'"p.'1i
VIII hot De perhl''ea 10 pc Ho'' VI l''l .E'E'u
un!l! Two years a'lcr the enti1r Pac'n'..'!'u W
the lsland. lhe products OF Sl'u p'olrl'i' "u
III lts return, arc To peappiGu TO the war 'nhu''
and 90 reclamation Will DC aiIo"cu '"r 'n"rl'''
lcation lor total or par'lll ucss'uc'.'n
LONDON ~ -,Iorn' ";ant 1",' LILY LILY
thiS morning en- rouIe 10 ATS.
u''i'' .I LUZ DI -" ho.,I, ,.,,, .oI'aI,,
cnnoh;no ,p;tL tIo aJranrrI lih,r,Is ~ Frilav's
dcbat, to ask for dcfnitc explanation OF the
present extraordinary state OF things. II Is let
that tue CaolneL Is Tess uhlloIlh oNIS ln'n ~
nonohooE, como Standardization rrsnrciin, The
intentions OF the Premier. There can be little
doubt that Prince Bismarck is dissatisfied with
the free trade aud direct tayation policy pursued
by two of his colleagues. and that he thinks
the ministry Of commerce might have done
something TO shorten the unparalleled duration
Of the stagnalion OF trade. The right wing Of
the moderate liberals, though they have cor
daily CO operated with the existing government
in bringing about the present state OF things,
are prepared to adopt a different policy and
take the line recommended by the Premier.
The opinion begins to prevail among Tie lucl
crate liberals that the country has not capital
enough fer tho maintenance OF free trade prin-
ciples. AID that tho revenue would not have
been abaDdoned = =