Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-26
Foreign News.

4 Berlin correspondent says the course kuS'
sia is likely to pursue will be 10 appeal to the
sense of honor of the Powers to resent the al
front offered to all Europe by the Porte, either
by collective action or by authorizing Russia to
act for them. Failing IN this, she Will next
appeal to the allied Euperors. Should no sat-
istactory response be obtained from them, It IS
affirmed she will act alone. \ dispatch states
very positively that Ger. lgnatiett has refused
to hold Communication with the Porte III the
absence Of the other pieupotcntialleS. Inc
Charges dAffaires are instructed TO strictly
confnc themselves to ordinary business. Rus
sla's warlikc preparations are continued with
much vigor. Orders have been giVca to pre-
pare for calling out the third division Of the
reserves, which Includes every a5!c.bodIed man;
aud tho railway companies have been required
to furnish lists Of the stock and other materlai
at their immediate disposal.
Kossuth has informed deputation Of cleo.
tors that he does not think the present favor
able time TO return to Hungary. He still ex
poets to take the oath Of allegiance to its King
but only after the restoration OF lis free lDsll
tutloDs.
The members OF the Budget Committee were
elected by the French Deputies yesterday anc
were all republicans, the most OF them Gam
bettists, which ensures the election of Cam
BETA as President of the committee.
1t is reported at Havana that an arrange
ment has been entered into between the Span
iard5 and Cubans, as follows Peace declared
and autonomy granted to the Island; Spans!
| captain general to remain Tor five years, attic
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the people; also that Martinez Campos wou'(
come there, accompanied by Maximo Gomez
the latter to receive the position OF MarIscal Of
Campo 10 the Spanish army.
Among the passengers who arrived at Sal
Francisco yesterday on the steamer from Pan
ANA were ex.Chief Ju5ticc OF Mexico, J. NJ
Iglesias, with family, aud Gen. Jose Ceballas
the exiled Governor Of Jalisco. Iglesias lei
Guadaiara with small escort only three day
before Diaz entered When the steamc
reached Mazatlan it was unexpectedly toun
that the city and surrounding country had dc
clared for Diaz, about thousand OF who's
troops had arrived q week previous. Their
was great desire manifested to take lglesia
and party from the steamer, and demand wa
made on the captain for their surrender q
rebels. The captain refused on the groun
that they were passengers and had paid pas
sage, and no further steps were taken. 1t
given out that the party will start for st. Lou
10 two or three days, thence to New Orleans
where they will take passage to Mexico, til
States on the eastern side being in favor {
| Iglesias. Nothing has been heard Of the where
abouts of Lcrdo. 1t is believed be is som
where on the coast waiting au opportunity t
escape from the country. Previous report
that he had escaped to seaport in the Stat
I of Guerreo are confirmed.
The most important clause Of the Italia
clerical abuses bill makes it penal to pubis
writings proceeding from any clerical authorl
ccnsuring the laws Of the State. The spccch'
of the Pope arc evidently aimed at 10 thcs
provisions. The clerical journals are turIou