Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-28
FOREIGN News.

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| Foreign News.
| Vienna specials mention the rfecarluu5 20.
siion Of tho Andrassy Ministry 10 consequence
Of the Bosnau and Turkish complications. A
telegram denies hat the ministry is threatened,
aud q correspondent writes tha: although Count
hnlrassy experiences considerable opposition,
he is still supported by the Hungarian Minis.
try, by bis colleague Won lIoifmana, and by
the Emperor, and this support will enable him
to weather Inc storm. The Vice Burgomaster
of the Pesth district has tccn suspended! ior
his recent refusal TO supply 4 certain number OF
horses for military transport wagons.
| A Belgrade dispatcE says the entir1 Sar7lan
Ministry has resigned. NJ. Ris;c mas bcen
entrusted With the form alton d .noihcF
| Cabinet
n Madrid correspondent telegraphs that it is
stated that the article in tho Politica, 81 The
25:h inst, conveying threat from The govern
mcnt to the co1stitutionalIsts, should the !attGr
overstcp the law, was insprad by Senior Cane
YES Del Castillo, President nr The Council.
According to reliable Information, the united
republicans anu the section of the consilI ntion'
asts acknowledging the leadership ct ull6a,
! objected TO fusion with tha radicals, On which
| the majority Of the c0nSttuti0nailsta under the
leadership of Marshal Serta1o, al,re4r resolved:
Senior Sagasta hcStatea TO act. Il does not ap'
pear probable that the party iav0riGg fusion
will at present meet with popular SUPPORT. Pub:
lie opinion is generally opposed 10 any armed
revolutionary movement.
The German Federal Council iiaa adopted
| tie bill against the socialists 80 amended by ITS
judicial committee. The amendments provide
that the police authorities oil the different
States, and not the Central Federal authorities,
shall be empowered to prohibit socialist assoela
| tons, and that appeals shall be taken to cjm'
mittee of the Federal Council! and not 10 an
imperial bureau.
| A diapate h from Co1stautinople says there
is great agitation in Constantinoplo against the
authorities. a population OF U!emas presented
| a memorial to tho Sultan asking for change
| OF ministers
| A Bucharest correspondent says ii is reported
| that Count SpriuzeDstein will be transferred
| here from Washington rs Austrian E6vay l.x.
| traordnary.
A Vienna correspondent asserts that tho
Turkish convention negotiations have not ad
| vanced single step. The same correspondent
says the reports that Count Andrassya no.
sltion has been weakened are totally uDiounded.
A Paris correspondent explains the recent
| newspaper discussion as to the possibility and
effect of President MacNlahon'5 retirement az
having been purposely started By reao:lonary
newspapers to foster the idea OF the instability
of the Republic. The correspondent believes
| that it is more than probable that MacAlahop
will be elected for second term.
The London Times says it is stated on good
NJ fhot Ghjnncn mission nhnut On
TO Russia with reference to frontier questions.
A Pera dispatch states that the evacuation
of Turkey has begun in earnest. -Four regi-
ments of the Russian gussd embarked at San
Stefano or Saturday, besides cavalry and artil-
iery.
4 dispatch dated Trcbizondc, 2lst instant.
says it is feared the La; is will burn and pilIage
Batoum.
Various Vienna special dispatches estimate
tho Bosnian Insurgents at G5, 600.
The London Times, 10 leader this morning.
says England will never again guarantee a
Turkish loan or even help the Turks to raise
one.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 2S.-A meeting was held
at the town Ea to day for the relief of the suf-
ferers from yellow fever in the Gulf States of
America. 1t was attended by Influential ctl-
zens. Acting Mayor Whitley presided. A
resolution proposed by Mr.. Rathb0ne, member
Of Parliament for Liverpool, expressing deep
sympathy With the sufferers and inviting the
public to subscribe for their relief vas unani-
mously adopted. a large and Influential COM
mittee was appointed to carry out the objects
of tho meeting.
LONDON, Aug, 2S.-The race for the great
Ebor handicap took place to-day at the York
August meeting, and was Won by Mr.. W. S.
Cartwright's three years old bay colt Caerau.
VIENNA, August 2S.-Tbe New Free Press
announces that under the direction of General
Philippovich a communal council has been
formed at Sersjevo, composed of eighteen re-
spectacle citizens OF all confessions, namely -
Five MahomedoDs, three Catholics, six Ortho- |
dox and four Jews From this body FAIL |
Pasla, the former civil Governor, has been ap. |
pointed Mayor. He is held in great respect |
among tho citizens, and is Of stainless reputa.
ton. There is momentary cessation of mill.
tary operations until the four newly modified |
divisions have arrived at their destination. 10 |
a few days the whole modified force, number
ing from 900 to 100, 900 men will be united |
and operations will be prosecuted en- large |
SCALE
The Aberd Post states that a cessation OF
operations ia necessary to SECURE the safety OF