Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
Foreign News.

Urban Jean Joseph lie Verrier the famous
French astronomer, who discovered the Planet
Neptune, is dead.
NJ. Grevy is a candidate for Deputy 10 the
reimbursement Of Paris represented by the late
Nj. Theirs.
The elections 10 France for Deputies have
been Gged for the l4th day Of October and the
Chamber is to meet on the 7th of November.
The manifesto prepared by NJ Theirs before
bis death is to be published in Paris to. morrow
The conservative papers doubt its authenticity
The Court has confirmed the sentence of NJ.
| Gambetta to fine aud Imprisonment
l., Bien Public has been seized for publishing
report Of Gambetta's trial.
The Prince Imperial has abandoned his visit
to Belgium during the French elections.
Contrary to expectation, the Pope has pro.
claimed as Camcrlcngo not Cardinal Panebia0co
but Cardinal Pccca. Cardinal Pauebianco has
thus a chance of being the next Pope, as the
clcctian Of Camerlongo to tho PontiGcate
would be almost an unprecedented occurrence.
The wreck of the ship Forest, which has been
floating 10 the Eoglish Channel since her COL
lsiou With the Avalanche, was blown up yes.
terday.
LONDON, September 24.-Special dispatches
to tho Times from Athens give an idea Of seri
Gus trouble brewing between Turkey aud Greece.
| The Porte has requested tho French Govern
ment IS q guaranteeing power to advise Greece
to abstain from her hostile attitude. The Duke
dc Cazes Minister of Foreign Affairs, replied
| that he was confident that Grecce's intentions
were pacific. The British Minister on Satur-
| day made new communication to the Greek
| Government Of the Turkish complaints and me-
naces after directions received from Earl Derby.
The Turkish note conveyed through England
concludes thus, The Porte will not seek to
stop the evil By half measures, but by striking at
The very root" NJ. Tricoup who is the Greek
Minister Of Foreign Affairs replied that the evil
was 10 be raced and struck in the devastation
| of Thess.!y, EDiru5 aud Macedonia by Bash
Bazouks AID I,becks sent there on purpose
10 the insult offered to the Greek Consulate at
IIorissa 10 the violation Of the promise not to
introduce new Circassian settlers in the Greek
rcvioccs in the violation of the treaty regula
ton respecting the Gulf of Arta and 10 refusal
to acknowledge the just claims Of trustees
NJ. Tricoup is to be satisfactory aud therefore
the latter strongly complains Of England con-
veying to Greece the Turkish menace while &c.
knoHlodging that there was no Legitimate gricv
ances.
NoTE.-Eogland is also one of the gusran
tee0g powers, hence her Interference
PARIS, September 24.-The papers to-day
contain the manifesto of the late NJ. Theirs
which it has been before stated was found
among his papers. 1t is addressed to tho cleo
tors OF the Oh ACCOMPLISHMENT 1t justi6es tie
proceedings Of the late Chamber of Deputies
and praises the moderation and wisdom dis
played by its members. 1t explains NJ. Theirs
preference for a republican Government found
Cd on the conviction that monarchy is impos
sible It describes the existing situation as
intolerable there being republican consitu-
ton and an ante republican administration. 1t
strongly protests against the crisis Of the lGsh OF
May and proclaims the sovereignty of the na-
ton and its power to rebuke the recent disso!u
ton. 10 resist its power will be usurpation. 1t
demands freedom OF elections and freedom of
the press. NJ. Theirs princi, les are summar-
lied thus at the close Of the document, "Sov-
creignty Of the national republic. law, liberty
and peace.
LONDON, September 24.-The ship Black
Watch from Bremen for New York in ballast
was wrecked on Fair Isle, Wednesday night,
during fog. The crew were saved.
DEATH OF JUDGE MooRE.-Judge j. W.
Moore, for several years past member of the
Washington bar, died at Nit. Sterling, KY, on
the l4:h instant. 9udgc Moore was native
OF Kentucky, and for several years prior to the
war was Judge Of Montgomery Circuit, 10 that
State. During the war he represented Ken.
lucky in the House of Representatives Of the
Confederate States When the war was over he
came to this city, opened law Office here with
Mr.. Isaiah Fisher, practiced his profession and
took ~ active part n politics. After remaining
here for year or two he removed to Washing.