Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-21
Foreign News.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

A vienna correspondent suluuatiLVo WV va
Gcial'text Of the treaty Of peace. The treaty
is substantially the same a. already telegraph
ed. The territory ceded 10 Montenegro 49,
however, twice as large As the hlontenegIlns
could have claimed in the basis of uti posi-
de,is. This accession Of territory is principally
to the northeast, Servia being considerably IN,
creased on the southwest. The Turks, to gain
access to Bosnia and Herzegovina without en-
terlng Serva and Montenegro, musl CROSS the
Mokragora mountains.
The frontier of Bulgaria extends further
west than at first stated, the new boundary be-
ing foru ed by the river Struma, approaching
within few miles of Salonica. Russia, how
ever, has made the concession that 10 one year
after the introduction Of the new regime IN Bull
earia. the Porte, Russia and the European
Cabinets may agree TO associate special dele.
oates with the Russian commissioner, who Is
charged with the organization OF the province.
The treaty concludes After the exchange
of the ratitications, place and time will be
agreed upon for providing this act with the
solemn forms usual with treaties Of peace, but
the contracting parties are formally bound from
The moment of ratification.
The correspondent remarks that thus. al.
though the co operation of the Powers IS not
distinctly mentioned as necessary TO make the
peace de6oitiyc, still the admission is Indirect
" made that something moro Is required.
Russia is about to issue an intimation that
she recognizes the right OF each Power lndlVl'
dualy to demand discussion OF any stpula'
ton 10 the treaty, but reserves the right OF re
fusipg to submit such stipulatons to the
sarc,ion of the Powers, even ii majority de-
sire it.
a dispatch from Pera says the British Gov:
erument has telegraphed to General Sir Arnold
kiuba to return home Immediately. 1t is
reported that Eogand has decided to resist
the Russian annexation in Asia Minor.
a Vieuoa dispatch says Russia's admission
of the right CT the Congress to discus what
points of the treaty are CT European interest.
does not seem to have been made directly to
Eoglaud. aDd the difference is still unsettled.
a Reuters Constantinope dispatch says the
Russian vessels have left Buyukdere and auch.
cued to go to the Congress- 1t is thought
that Vefsk or Musurus Pasba will 20. Sixteen
batteries of Turkish artillery have occupied
Itros, Burghas aud Swertwaters, near Con.
staUtlnOple.
A dispatch from Athens reports that Hobart
Pasha having agreed not to bomb1Ed the vii
lagos on tie coast of Thcssal y, the lnsurgent
leaders consented to cntcr into negotiations
with him at Volo yesterday 90 The condition
that their official status be recognized. 1t Is
reported that Hobart Pasha offered tho insur-
gents autonomy.
LONDON, March PA special dispatch to
the Times from Vienna says, according to the
treaty of San Stefano the evacuation of Euro
pean Turkey, except Bulgaria, must DO COM
pleted three months after defoitivc peace. and
portion of the Russian troops may embark on
the Black Sea and the Sea Of Alarmora. 1t is
doubtless 90 the strength Of these conditions
that the Russians arc nov beg inning to march
their troops for shipment 10 the ueiehborhood
Of Cousantinoplc as they may begin operations
at ouee. Russia has insured herself the right,
or at any rate, tho possibility Of having por.
ton of her troops always around Constantine.
ple until the fioal settlement is signed.
PERA, March 2l.-The Russians have in the
Bosphorus two regularly fitted torpedo ships.
carrying six torpedo boats.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Circassia, new steamer fer the Anchor
line, was LAUNCHED at Barrow yesterday. She
is of + 600 tons burden, aud is Intended to run
on the Glasgow and New York lihe.
at midnight O'Lsary had walked 2S4 miles,
Vaughan 27I. and Brown o5s. O'Loary COD
tinuos to walk 10 fine style, aud is much
cheered.
a Rome correspondent denies on high au-
thority that it is intended to make DR.. John
II. Newman a Cardinal. and special an.
pouuces that the Pope at the next Consistory
will complete Cardinal McJloskey's iDvestiture
by formally conferripg the hat.
The Cuban insurgent Major General Carlos
RootF, with Brigadier Maestro. three coooels,
eight lieutenant colonies. Gfy6vo lower off
GERS, and four hundred men, with one hundred
and eighty arms, surrendered on the 18th inst.
at Nancy, 10 the neighborhood Of Sancti Spir-
titus.
A dispatch from Port-au Prince, dated the
18th, states that the revolution 10 llayti has
been suppressed.
Advices from Moptevidco announce tho
death 10 that port, on February l, Of Canan
Henry A. Adams. ir.. commander of the U. s.
corvette Hartford, of yellow fever.
1t is stated that Germany has determined to
blockade the Nicaraguan ports.
The story of the hanging of four Polish sur
gcons of the Red Crescent by Gen. Gourko is
once moro emphaticalIy denied.
LONDON March 2l.-Specisl dispatches from
Berlin to the London morning journals say that
Prince Bismarck s bill, separating the railway
department from the Prussisn Board Of Trade
ADD appointing special Imperial minister for
railways. will prcbs bly, be introduced 10 the
Reichstag to day. 1t is not believed that the
bill will pass at present, but some members To-
tend to take the opportunity of the debate Oh
it's first reading to question tho ministers
regarding the existing Cabinet crisis. There
is some talk of dissolution Of the Reichstag
aud an attempt to carry the new elections on
Prince Bismark' personal strength.
LONDON, March 2l.-lt is stated that the
strike ADD lockout OF the Oldham weavers will
probably terminate to-day. The Barosley COL
lcrics struck work o,day against reduction Of
their wages. The Oldham mills we're opened
to day. The strike there is ended.
One of the oldest banks in Prague, tina. Of
Grund, has suspended.
During the debate in the Senate yesterday