Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-03
FOREIGN News.

A dispatch from Vienna, ssys the losurlec
ton in the parts OF Bosnia agd Herzegovina
occupied By the A1striaps is at the last ex.
,remity. This is especially the case 10 Heizs'
sovina. The Au=srians have already reached
Fsca, on their way to Treblrje. II this be
true the insurgents at Trebipje are already
caught between the Austrian aud Turkish fires.
Radical newspapers 10 Italy malntaln that
some Italian volunteers have gone to bosnia.
A dispatch from Trebz onde says 40 attempt
Of the Lazis TO obtaio supply OF ammuoitlou
has been DEBATED. The Russians now refuse
to permit Any further delay in the evacuation
Of Bstoum, which is proceeding.
A Coz s.antinople dispatch says 1t Is reported
that negotiations have been opened between
Prince Laban0f. the Russian Ambassador 10
Turkey and the Graud. Fjzier Safvet Pasha 10
regard to the War Indemnity aud the expense
OF supporting the Turkish prisoners. The
Russian demands are said TO be moderate. The
Bosuians ioterned st Nlcsics have reVolseo. a
great number we're killed and wounded by the
Montepec,ins before the revolt was suppressed.
A dispatch from Cous.antinople says the ri.
m0rs tba. the enbarka,ien OF Russian troops
bss been stopped are uattue. The Turque
publishes information which is considered to
show that the Porte intends to adopt reforms
in Asia Minor suggested By the British Minister.
The Mohammedan population of kaIaschlo
have taken possession of the Notifications, alter
a conflict With two battslions Of Turkish regu'
lars. The latter subsequently, proceeded to
Novi BaZsr, whittier the majority CT tho lux
ish regulars 10 Bosnia arc also marching.
Notwithstanding the police prohibition OF
the proposed congress of the Socialist Workmeu,
thirty organizsrs Of The movement met IN the
Rue lie Ecolcs On Sunday, tu. the police dis.
solsed the meeting.
The Mexican government has abolished the
Z)na Libra, except as to the Matamora5 and
Laredo and prohibited Commercial! inter
course at other points. The people Oh the
Mexican side ct the Zone are mach t1asper.
aied, especially at Camareo and Micr, and
violent and threatening protest has been sent
- the Central Government.
PARIS, Sept. 3.-Thcre will be an impress:
sGe funeral ceremony at the Cathedral OF
Notre Dame to day 10 the celebration OF the
au1i7sr:ayy Of the death Of NJ. Theirs, Mary
proulneD: Freedmen and foreigners Will be
rr:s: IL, nllulng deputaIl5ns from all parts OF
France. II il stated that Madame Theirs has
spent ZOO IN the preparation CT tue cere.
moDy. The music will lie rendered By 2,3I'p
performers. The Gloria vii! be suoe to the
sc,on pauimen. Of harp=. The Cathedrs! hsS
bten decorated with flowers sent E. offerings
from the departments, with which NJ. Theirs
was intimately associated during bis career.-,
4 guard Of honor has been furnished By the
Gard, kapubIicsne. Deputations from the
municipalities OF Paris and other cities will
walk 10 procession from the place Du Carrousel
TO the Cathedral Of Notre Dame, where seats
will be reserved for them. Many pel.on went On
Sunday last TO deposit aowers On NJ. Theirs
tomb.
NEW YORK. Aug. "a London special says
Minister Welsh AID his daughter set out this
morning for Paris, having brought to conc!u'
sion the negotiation concerning Condor, the
Fcnian ptisouer Mr. Welsh had previously
made tourney OF 900 miles 10 Portland to cx'
plain to the prisoner why efforts had been made
10 bis behalf, aud to prepare him tor the 10.
expected boon Of freedom. Condor expressed
his gratitude for the kindness Mr. Welsh had
personally shown him, apd the interest the
American Mioiscr had taken in his case.
Mirister Welsh then assured the released
convict that his llberaion meant his release,
With full provision for himself and his family
till all were united, The British Officials too,
lent what aid was 10 their po~fr to make the
visit Ut the American Minister cnlncntIy salts.
factory The whole transaction WAS decidedly
a success, aud shows how earnestly tho Amer.
can mission interested itself 10 case that to the
average observer appeared hopelcss. The British
officials Joined 10 assuring Cond0n that alter
his r.cas: he should tiod himself Comfortably
provided for. aud prepared to accept whatever
Office or position might be offered him, with n
view to his settlement 10 the western couotry.
LOSDON, Sept. 1t is stated that Com
H. ', ,rii RI fhr (NUDYnl
There, he will cross to Asia Minor to survey
route for the construction OF railway to the
Persian Gulf. His route will lie through Alas,
Marash. Aintnb, Diarbekin, Mardla, Dlo5ul,
I,agdad aud Bussora The survey will prob
ably occupy ten mcnths.
LONDON. Sept. st is lumorcd that 6
soit is impending 10 he Belgian clerical party.
The coDatltu,ionallgts will, according to re-.
poIi, separate themselves from the extremists
Tor party Of tho syIlabus) and organize Catho'
nc constitutional party. 1t sacms probable that
the Pore il uDt untiicnaly 10 such Ino7ctacntd
LONDON, Sept. ga special dispatch TO
to tho Times from Paris Gays: The new five
per ct. Russian inernal loan OF 3oO, 900. 900
rouhlca, which was to ba issued By the Russian
imperial bank At % as the Issue. has proved
| Partial fanp At the close OF the subscriptions
only lOl 900, 900 rOubles had been taken The
Russian Imperial Bank will probably take thu
residue, ly9, 900 900 roublcg. and distribute
among ,ts branches to be worked ot privately. "
LONDON. Sept. 2.-rho Pail Mall Gazatto.
discussing the Standards Madrid dispatch Of
yesterday about MISUNDERSTANDING, Senior Sagasta,
aud other constitutional leaders having bad
several c0uIerencas on the pedioncy OF abatcn.
ton or participation in tho approaching cleo
tons, says: 1T is Justly feared that a com.
ploto abstention by moderate liberals and demo-
Gratis would leave tho field between the consar.
natives and inranaigent5, and that this would
encourage tho Government to adopt the reao
tionary and repre- s'iva measures. ctoaily hlnted
at in several recent articles ia tho Mihiacrial
Journal La P0iitica.
New York Custom House COMMITTEES.
New YORK, September 3.--Tho custom
house. investigating committee met to day
jackson S. Schulz was tho first witnesa. lie
said that the consular system and bonds syRtcm
L., Il IL ,olk loks